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Always loved the RB Duo 2.1 board but hated the lack of a patchbay like its bigger siblings. Did some modding, don’t have a decent work area available so it’s pretty rough but the wonky cuts will be hidden. Gonna finish setting it up later 👌

I would say the only reason they harp on about the 12 vs 10 is because they clearly state they designed the 10 like a more old school driver and the 12 to be as high power, clean and flat as possible.They could have done that the other way round but this is the way they’ve gone and that’s why there is a distinction on their website. IMO it’s not the same as Ashdown (for example) saying a 15 is for the lows and a 10 does mids and highs better. But totally agree that we have to go towards the “what value does this bring you as a player” rather than “you need 15s for low and loud” type spiel

I didn't,thanks for asking, I ran out if time before Christmas had too much on

And me now I think about it 🙄

I have the 846v and it's luvverly. Spacing is 16.5 on the 5 and the 6.

Hey folks! Love the pedal and all this chatter. Agree with big redx that ideally we could fully close the filter in the editor. There's a whole host of stuff on the wishlist for me, haha, because I'm greedy. But it's already very very good. In an ideal world, having the possibility for accent to modulate the amount of adsr for the vcf would be great too (i.e. implementing some of mod matrix ). I don't think this is currently possible? Elsewhere, I'm trying to trigger some of my analog synths with the pedal but having some difficulty sending midi data. Maybe it's user error 😅 but I have the channels set up right etc and think the patch is properly set up to send midi. Has anyone got a video example of some playing bass through the pedal to trigger an hardware synth? (I.e. without computer). I suppose, perhaps it's better to send CV out to the synths (which would require the panda cable), but I thought I might not need to do that. Thanks all!

After a tiresome few years my osteopath has just advised me to start going to the gym again, as I’m now pretty much pain free. But she’s said the very lightest weights only, and machine-weights only, no free weights. So whatever machine I use one of whatever weight is on it, with the intention of now building some strength back to protect it going forwards.

Did it arrive last Friday? If it did it was mine. 😀

And it’s sold 🤔

That's more than I'm doing and when I've got anywhere near that level, I've aggravated old (mainly football) injuries and had to stop training for a while. However, I wouldn't want to put people off. You can do a lot less than Dave and still get tangible benefits. The main point is to build a bit of core strength and to halt muscle decay and maintain bone density. All of this is very important once you hit your fifties. To achieve this, all you need to do is lift medium weights on a regular basis. As far as improving your core goes, I have a displaced vertebrae in my back as a result of doing too many sit-ups once in my thirties and then playing football the day after. This could have quite a serious affect on me, especially at this time of year when the weather gets cold. However, when I started going to a gym in my late thirties, I started doing moderate weight exercises to strengthen the muscles around my spine and I have never had a problem with my back since. How many people here complain about back issues stopping them from lifting cabs, playing certain basses, etc. A few months of doing simple exercises and I went from being in agony whenever the weather got cold, to having no problem with my back at all. You can do similar things to alleviate shoulder problems as well.

Ah... that's put me right off 🤣🤣🤣

Dingleberry Jam of course.

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