andydye

have you considered a samson C01 condensor mic? they've got a really wide frequency response and a pretty flat one too, we've found them very faithful for such a cheap mic! £40 ish from thomann!

Should be a lot of fun for someone

[quote name='Conan' timestamp='1400157248' post='2451269'] question 6 (I think it was) should maybe have an option along the lines of "I don't care about the equipment provided, as I always bring my own". That would certainly have been my response. [/quote] I agree, I voted 'dont' care' for that one as that's the closest to 'fetch me own gubbins'...

survey done

that's 'em all gone folks

[quote name='Annoying Twit' timestamp='1399887303' post='2448539'] I'll have them. Or, if others want them as well, I'll have the grey one because I'm not excessively greedy. I would be paying postage. 'Gift' via paypal OK? Edit: I'll have the red one? [/quote] ...then the red one is yours mate. paypal gift is fine with me for postage. pm me your address and I'll bundle it up for sending, when I've been to the post office I'll let you know how much it was

Grey one [s]probably [/s]gone!

[s]2 of my BC polo shirts (I'm keeping the black one as I wear it), worn once and washed since, in virtually new condition...free to a good home / donation to BC if you like (you pay postage please). These are potentially rare items now as they're no longer available, soon to become collectible but sadly not much good for metal both size L, fits me comfortably (42" chest) Red one with white musicman logo [attachment=162513:20140512_102144.jpg] Grey one with blue Jazz bass logo [attachment=162514:20140512_101820.jpg] I'm in Sheffield so local collection is fine too but happy to post wherever at recipients cost.[/s]

[quote name='seashell' timestamp='1399376181' post='2443530'] Shame you can't make it Andy. Here's an updated list then (I've re-inserted Len where Andy was before): [/quote] Thanks Shell it's another bash I'm having to miss but these things happen, there'll be another bash some other time... everyone play nice and no slapping (well not too much)

guys I'm gonna have to miss now too, my cab has developed a problem in its crossover and I need to pop it over to Dr Perry for some diagnostic fettling...

what size is the whitesnake one please?

Thus far my originals band have facebook, twitter, soundcloud, instagram and an email address (only an outlook.com but better than nowt) and everything is free so far, at some point I know we'll have to have a proper website but there are costs involved with that so [b]I'm interested to see what advice pops up in this thread[/b] As we see it (so far): facebook is excellent for demonstrating an 'online presence' and the number of likes & folks talking about you can be a decent measure of potential draw at a gig; soundcloud is an excellent place to put a couple of demo tracks for anyone considering booking you to hear what you sound like and how competent you managed to be on the recording; twitter, I reckon this is most useful for folks keeping up to date with any gigs you've got coming up and any announcements you make instagram, is a bit crappy but works nicely with twitter for bunging occasional random pics out band email, really handy for bookings and also for sending out any other email info to a list of folks who aren't necessarily on facebook... at some point we need to sort out a youtube for the band but I haven't quite fathomed that one yet once we get a website it should be made to work with all of the above as a central point for all the info and some expanded biography info and gig history etc...

I'm still intending to be there with my pair of ACG's, LMIII, EAD Foundation 212 and a few pedals I'm not intending to bring my all valve orange rig and p-bass though...

fan? what is this fan you speak of in an ad200b? mine gets toasty warm, I give it at least 10 minutes on standby and then another 10 to cool a bit after power down before I put it's roqsolid jacket on to move it to the car boot

[quote name='Dad3353' timestamp='1397576461' post='2425305'] OK for the clarification; as the saying goes: "The answers a lemon, suck it and see..!". With a bit of luck you'll get the functionality you're after, and I'd be pleased to learn if and when you can confirm this. To be followed..! As for the shuddering at the mention of the 'B' word, you really shouldn't, at least in this particular case. I've worked with the X32 and it's far better than one would imagine from their reputation. I doubt if it will rival the Trident 'A' series, but features for buck, robustness and ergonomics are very worthy.Have a serious look if you get the chance and ask around. Pricy as a simple USB interface, of course, but for serious band mixing, it's very good indeed, imo. No, I'm not sponsored, of course. If only... An update if you go forward with the Samson would be nice; thanks in advance... [/quote] We will indeed be sucking said lemon to see if it is as they suggest...if it is true then for £400 it could be a freakin' awesome buy for a 16xlr input desk and I'd imagine sales would rocket, it's a tad weird that they're not a 'best kept secret' type thing...we shall see... I remain sceptical until proven flabbergasted and will absolutely let y'all know how it does when I finally get the go ahead to order it