Jamesemt

Anyone know where the cheapest place is for Roto Swing bass or DR Sunbeams?

I searched the forum just before I ordered this and couldn't find much. Used it for two rehearsals and it's great. It sounds overly complicated but it's not too bad (Ive an Audere Jazz which I find a bit fiddley). I've finally found something that gives me the sound I'm looking for - thumpy but still cutting through to hear myself clearly. Charging is easy too.

I used the PC as a touchscreen jukebox - it runs XP and in the scheme of things is still half decent. The case could probably do with being replaced as the the top is missing - but otherwise it's good to go. No keyboard or mouse. Can't remember PC specs but it's half decent. Collection from Hull/courier OK.

In good nick - silver SA-HE9 Dolby and DTS decoder/power amp. About 10 years old. KEF centre speaker for a Dolby Digital setup in Beech and immaculate. Collection from Hull, will pack if you arrange a courier

[quote name='mcgraham' post='777617' date='Mar 17 2010, 04:31 PM']As OBBM says, won't work. Check out the Micromon from Behringer, or some alternative headphone amp + monitoring equivalents from ART. These act as small headphone amps, that also allow you to pass your bass signal through to an amp, and also to mix in an external signal (e.g. aux, mp3, monitor signal, etc). I've got a similar system integrated in my SFX Preamp (www.sfxsound.co.uk). After using in-ear, I won't go back to monitoring bass from the amp alone. Unless I am leading a band (or other situations where I need to be able to speak/give directions and hear people speak whilst playing at the same time) then I will always run IEM. I am totally convinced by this technology, and it can be achieved for next to nothing nowadays (my first attempt was with a cheap Behringer 4 channel mixer and my best pair of headphones that I had kicking about - sound sucked but I'd never heard myself more clearly!).[/quote] How cheap could a wireless system be? Are there any all in one packages that people could recommend?

[quote name='mcgraham' post='777046' date='Mar 17 2010, 09:36 AM']OldGit got the same things (ACS plugs + T15 inserts) and he thought they were sh*te. He bought (on my recommendation as I have the same) Jays Q-jays and loves them. I use these for monitoring as well as ipod listening and recording. Cost me £100 from iheadphones.co.uk. Dual driver design and incredibly small. The standard plugs are also very comfortable, fit well, and block a great deal of ambient noise. Great midrange detail. Drums sound particularly 3D through them. Low end reproduction is good, but they don't overemphasise the bass like many headphones do. If you dial in a lot of extra bass frequencies most in-ears will distort. Mark[/quote] Be interested to see how these compare for noise reduction? Could I use these just for bass monitoring? What do you run through?

I currently use the ACS in ear custom mould ear Plugs and they sell earphones which replace the filters. If I buy those, connect to a suitable output on my amp and buy an inline volume control for the earphones ...erm is that it? How do you go on with the wires? Feed them down the back of your shirt? Is it really that simple? ACS want £120 for the earphones that work with their moulds - anything cheaper that's compatible? I've been using the custom moulded plugs for about a year so am used to wearing them ( sounds weird without them tbh)

Oh good cos I've ordered one