bertbass

Many thanks for that.  I've just had a read and my first reaction is, WHAT!!!  I'll have to keep reading until it begins to make sense.

Hi all, I have a problem with my saffire pro 40 and pro 14 interfaces.  I'll tell you what I've done first and then explain my problem if I may.

I have connected my Macbook pro to my saffire pro 40 with a firewire lead.  Another firewire lead from the saffire pro 40 to the saffire pro 14.  All the lights show that they are connected.  However, when I open mix control, I can only set it to either the pro 40 or pro 14.  The pro 40 shows only 8 analogue inputs and the pro 14 only shows 4 analogue inputs.  I want to record with 11 inputs hence connecting the 2 interfaces together.

Where have I gone wrong and is it even possible to do what I want to do.  Do I have to buy a new interface so that I can connect the 2 together with an optical cable.  I am confused!

2 steps back?  You were lucky!

If you're any good at building cabs you could do a lot worse than buy Bill's plans for subs.  Easy builds and seriously excellent performance.  Pretty light too.

https://billfitzmaurice.info/index.html

You could have tried these.  https://modulusamplification.com/Fender-Speaker-Mounting-Screws-Mount-Screws-each-P5875267.aspx

Definitely.

I've got a laser cutter and some mother of pearl.  I'll introduce them to each other and see what happens.  Watch this space!

Copydex is the way to go.

Always has been and always will be!

In 50 years of playing, I haven't owned an amp or a cab from any manufacturer that hasn't had peeling Tolex.  Some have ended up with no Tolex left on then at all.  My barefaced 2 x 10 is the only one that hasn't peeled its Tolex.  Maybe I should say so far, but after 2 years it's still all in one piece.

Session made a similar unit many years ago, infact I've got one sitting on a shelf.  Never used it though.

https://www.award-session.com/pdfs/Award-Session History0068.pdf

It's just a tool for me.  A very nice one mind you.  I don't display all the hammers or screwdrivers I've ever bought even though some of them have also been very nice.

I'll call for it.

One of these should do the job for you.  Actually perhaps get 2 or even 3!

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2m-IEC-Kettle-LEAD-MAINS-C13-UK-3-PIN-POWER-CABLE-PLUG-CORD-PC-MONITOR-PRINTER/113411339570?hash=item1a67d7b532:g:pFEAAOSwBkBcANgs

A tooth brush is a handy tool for getting brasso into those hard to reach areas.

1 hour ago, PaulWarning said:

you've probably seen this before, but I'll post it anyway, always makes me smile

 

Never seen that before. Brilliant! Thanks.

11 minutes ago, Mudpup said:

Really????
We do about 50 gigs a year in the South East and they're all £300+
You need a new agent!!!!  😉

 

No agencies round here and if there were, you'd get even less.  When I say South East I mean East Sussex.  It makes me laugh when everyone says the affluent South East, they obviously haven't been to Hastings.

£200 here in the southeast.

On 08/08/2019 at 13:29, BreadBin said:

I've done similar before.

So Have I on numerous occasions.

I remember when a Selmer PA100 superseded by an HH 100w P.A. and any pair of 4 x 12s, 4 x 10s or 2 x 12s would be all that was needed and in many cases, desired.  How things have changed.

Band saw blades are easy to change.  Here's one of many videos on how to do it.

Interesting.  Thanks for that.

Electronic drums and all instruments plugged straight into a mixer with enough outputs so everyone can have their own monitor mix.  Cheap stereo or headphone amp for each musician and a set of headphones.  Absolutely brilliant!  The only thing that will be loudish in the room will be vocals.  It will be cheaper than trying to soundproof a room as well.

Newtone.   https://newtonestrings.com

Over 50 feet in length and you'll start to hear a drop in volume.