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  2. silverfoxnik
    Opps, so I did! Memory like a sive, me... 🤦😆🤣 Still loving it, btw... 👍
  3. daveybass
    I did go for the full size!!!
  4. dave_bass5
    My last post just got me thinking. Does anyone know if i can add a fader in Mixing station to control the overall level of a monitor being controlled from a P-16, or better still, just mute it? i had to play music between sets at the last gig and on stage it was really loud, but out front hardly anything. He had left his monitor on and i just couldn’t tell if the FOH was even on. At the moment the music is streamed from my laptop, which is also my sound source, so he has to have this in his monitor while we are playing. If it were a separate device then obviously he could have that always muted.
  5. TimR
    I've scrolled quite a few pages. Is the Lekato wifi what a lot of people are using to power their IEMs?
  6. pete.young
    Very popular with Dr Spooner, or so I'm told.
  7. dave_bass5
    My old drummer was a real Luddite, and in a way still is, but the tribute band he is in have just invested in an XR18 and a few bits just for IEM/stage monitors. They always use a house PA but have struggled with monitors. It took me a while to explain what can be achieved these days, and they (he) built a small IEM rack, based on the XR18 and a couple of splitters. For less than £500 they will never really have to worry about monitors again. Even the drummer in my band, who admits he is a dinosaur and refuses anything to do with IEM, has just brought a P-16 for his floor monitor. The downside to this is he had it really loud at the last gig and i had no control over it. I’ve banned anyone else getting one. We use 3 powered floor monitors and i shudder to think how loud they will be pushed.
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  9. Lozz196

    NSSBD

    Lozz196 replied to Chienmortbb's topic in Bass Guitars

    Congrats, hopefully this will work well for you, I like the fret markers.
  10. knirirr
    Here's another one, with Jimmy Smith playing one of my favourite basslines. It's a bit long ("if it's 3 minutes long, it ain't really jazz" etc.) but around 5 minutes in is particularly good.
  11. Dev R
    Hi @Bill Fitzmaurice Thank you for the link. This will help me a lot.
  12. Bill Fitzmaurice
    Using more speakers outdoors is appropriate, as you're losing some 6dB or more of boundary reinforcement. That requires doubling the cab count to come out even, especially in the lows. The main issue with using dissimilar cabs is whether they'll integrate to help each other or whether they'll fight each other. You'll want to try it in a practice situation first.
  13. Musicman20 started following It's 15s it's is! and Big Muff 2 / Bob Myer's treasure trove
  14. Musicman20
    Going to wait for the Nano price to settle. It'll eventually be in a little sale.
  15. ash
    Now that would be a coincidence!
  16. Stub Mandrel
    Skywatcher 66ED cell. ZWO guider on one of my home-made bitsa guidescopes. The cooler is an online design that uses a copper plate slipped between the sensor and the next circuit board. I 3D printed a cover to help insulate it and support the peltier, heatsink and fan. Quite tricky to get right as you have to make a heater from resistance wire to go around the sensor to stop condensation and get the right balance of cooling and warming! Camerea also has the IR/UV filters stripped out. Made a huge difference, but then I got a big cooled mono ZWO and a filter wheel. Sadly, not got up to much since 2021. I think this one is with the ED66. After this, I'd better shut up and let the thread get back to speaker cabs!
  17. Musicman20
    It's a bit like how I LOVE the treble/bite/zing of a bridge Telecaster pickup, but in my old band, the other guitarist wasn't keen at all. The frequencies did not gel with him, whereas I knew it was overly aggressive in the treble but liked it for that reason. I did what every person should do, if it works in the mix, carry on.
  18. bassplayer76
    Great little cab, I love mine
  19. Rich
    I was hoping to do the triumvirate of bashes next year, Midlands, SW and SE. Down to a duo now though.
  20. ezbass
    Heavenly Homes - BeBop Deluxe
  21. Stub Mandrel
    I like the relatively modest output of vintage pickups, I'd say they are pretty spot on for a vintage sound.
  22. Al Krow
    Thank God for digital desks eh?! i wouldn't have a hope of doing this with my old analogue desk! Just as an aside: This level of flexibility combined with the better pre-amps on our A&H CQ18T (vs my old Soundcraft MTK12) and the ability to give everyone a tailored feed that we're already benefitting from, seems to me to make a quality digital desk the single most important factor in getting a band to successfully adopt and accept IEMs in place of backline? With quality ear-buds running in a very close second - one of our singers tried got a set of KZ ZARs from Ali Express for £30 recently. She's over the moon with how good they are!
  23. SumOne
    This was my problem there:
  24. BigRedX
    Not everything I have released over the past 45 years has made it onto Spotify, but here are the bands that have: SugarBox: Dick Venom & The Terrortones: In Isolation: Hurtsfall:
  25. DiceSociety started following £450 DROP: Ashdown ABM600 EVO IV HEAD / SKB Case £500
  26. Hellzero
    Wot? No Tommy Schneider in your list. 😱😉
  27. Beedster
    …and narrow frets 👍
  28. Hellzero
    Highly recommended album from Tab Benoit with Steve Bailey playing his sixer fretless in tune and Paul English on B3...
  29. Beedster
    Wood is wood, they will all vary, but Jazz width, shallow, and small headstock will be lighter all other things being equal. Material of truss rod will be a factor also
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