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bertbass
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All leads at the back of the stage go behind any backline and drums. All leads at the front of the stage run along the front and are taped down in front of the mics. All leads going front to back go along the sides of the stage and are taped down if needed. Any excess, which is normally front to back, is hidden behind the backline. All our leads are long enough for the largest stage we could possibly play so there is normally quite a lot of the leads left over but never seen and NEVER across the stage to trip over. I feel your pain and gaffa tape is your friend. Building multicores and stage boxes is a good idea but then it's more to carry, more to set up and more to go wrong.
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But I've got 3 sets of keys?
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Newbie Question: Vintage vs 'Hi-Fi' sound
bertbass replied to Naetharu's topic in General Discussion
When I started playing, vintage was state of the art and hifi. I would guess that adding a tweeter so you get more treble bite would now class as hifi sound. -
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I'm selling my Samick P Bass copy as it never gets used. Pretty good condition and plays well. I'm after £85 posted for a quick sale. Thanks for looking.
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Now only £75 for quick sale!
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This needs to go so now only £125 posted!
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That's the way I'd do it.
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Always sung lead, don't want to a lot of the time but but always get lumbered. Actually, it's quite enjoyable really.
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In answer to your questions, used to, no and no.
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Incredibly portable complete P.A. system. 200w stereo, complete with all leads. Sorry but no stands but I recon that a couple of mic stands will double as speaker stands as the speakers are quite compact. Not used this a lot so in great condition but when I have used it I've been impressed. Here's what the say. The need for compact, portable PA systems has never been greater. Light weight, powerful, easy to set up but above all easy to use systems are compulsory. The Runabout has perfectly addressed these requirements in a functional yet stylish package. The Runabout, the smaller of the two systems, packs 200 Watts of power and a 4 channel mixer (3x mic/line, 1x stereo) and 5 band graphic equaliser. Record sockets and headphone output complete the feature set. It's contained in its own carry case. The Runabout packs down to brief case size with a comfortable handle and light enough to make carrying a pleasure! Features & Specs Equalisation - HI (12kHz), MID (2.5kHz), LO (80Hz) Graphic Equaliser - 125Hz, 400Hz, 1kHz, 4kHz, 8kHz Power - 2 x 100W Speakers - 2 way Connections - Channels 1-2 - XLR mic & TRS jack line Channel 3:Jack mic & TRS jack line Channel 4/5:Stereo line RCA phono Record Output - RCA phono Speaker Outputs - TS jacks Speaker Input - Single TS jack Power Requirements - Voltage Selector 230V Range 50/60Hz - 115V Range 50/60Hz A very compact and highly portable complete P.A. system that sounds very nice indeed. £150.00 including postage. Thanks for looking.
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You might find that the insurance is a lot cheaper on a van than a car and a van is a lot more musician friendly.
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Brilliant!
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Sunday Bump!
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I'm selling my Tascam MD-301 mkll mini disc recorder / player, the manual can be found here, [url="http://tascam.com/product/md-301mkii/downloads/"]http://tascam.com/pr...mkii/downloads/[/url] I bought this as a spare but never needed it as the first one has always performed admirably. Rack mount but no remote. Analogue in & outs with phono and XLRs and digital via optical cable. I'm after £125 and I'll throw in the postage. Thanks for looking.
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And replied. The Ampeg is now reserved.
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Bump type bump!
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Much disappointment in this household. Tickets bought by a friend of a friend months ago. A car booked to take us door to door. Had a phone call yesterday morning telling us that the tickets that had been bought did not exist. They had been bought through an agency that vanished the day before. Bummer!