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Chienmortbb

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  1. Chienmortbb
    They sound pretty damn good with music, and standing in front of those ports really makes your trousers flap.
  2. Chienmortbb
    While not having the eminence of many on here, I have modelled enough drivers, including the KL3010LF, to know that there is a serious amount of High Pass Filtering applied on that eminence graph.
  3. Chienmortbb
    I am with you.Leo Fender at al were fantastic but sone of his headstocks were horrible. That headstock looks fine to me.
  4. Chienmortbb
    I have a Milestone P bass that I could bring.
  5. Chienmortbb
    Thank you all for you help.
  6. Chienmortbb
    I have searched on here and cannot find any info. I have a Peavey Precision copy but the pick guard is nothing like a Fender P. It’s a bit the worse for wear and I would like a decent Tort one. Any idea who does them?
  7. Chienmortbb
    Spot on. Should be fine.
  8. Chienmortbb
    Wow that is a 60 cigarettes day voice.
  9. Chienmortbb
    he might just get to like it after a while then you’ll be playing bass like Les Dawson play piano. Of course hopefully you realise that you have to be extremely proficient on the piano to play as badly as Les Dawson pretended.
  10. Chienmortbb
    Thanks for the info. The audio on the cameras will be used for timing only. The main audio will be recorded via the digital mixer. I will try sending the output to one of the cameras but it is a long unbalanced lead so there may be issues? As fot post production, is OBS any good?
  11. Chienmortbb
    Do you record every gig? I can get two of the Q2ns for about the same cost as a decent camcorder, although that would be more versatile for other uses.
  12. Chienmortbb
    I need to play around with it a bit more, but I think the iOS app will be a big help for me. Having some control off the floor is a bonus.
  13. Chienmortbb
    You need to re-evaluate what you are trying to achieve. Make sure the sound you are after is one that will sit in the mix well. Lots of high-end does not.
  14. Chienmortbb
    Are you using more than one H4n? I have to be honest, my brain is scrambled trying to imagine what you and @Silvia Bluejayare telling me.
  15. Chienmortbb
    Thanks for that. I will order a new camcorder. I have one, but it is not ideal, It's a Full HD one. I will order either the HC-VX1EB-K or the HC-VXF1EB-K. Then I can do a two camera shoot with both locked off. The HC-VX1EB-K has an external mic input, but I can also record the audio separately. Can you elaborate on how you do the audio recording?
  16. Chienmortbb
    Why didn’t Ibthinknof that.
  17. Chienmortbb
    Sure, do you know the dimensions?
  18. Chienmortbb
    If you click on the AUX button you will be offered all the aux bus sliders and there is a pre post toggle at the bottom. I should add that the UI12 has only two Aux buses as standard, but you can reassign the headphone socket as Aux 3 & 4
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    Good shout. Click on the channel Name at the bottom of the screen, then select EFX at the top of the next one. You can then see the amount of reverb, delay, chorus or rooms assigned to your channel. The easy way is to mute them all. I will post an image when I have cleared some crap out.
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    My Sire M2 is great, or at least is becoming great. I have changed the machine heads for Hipshots and will soon put Kent Armstrong Claymore soap bars in. The final change I would like to make is to put larger, possible glow-in-th-dark dots on the side of the fingerboard. You might ask why? When I change from my Fender 21 fret to the M2 24 fret, they are positioned differently, and I cannot always locate the correct starting point. I know I should be able too, but I sometimes screw up when tired. So is it easy and do the glow-in-th-dark dots work?
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    Yes, the Custom ones are too expensive, at least for this bass, but the stock claymores (ironically not in stock at the moment) look great and work out about £140 per pair I was hoping for closer to £100, but that's life. The Custom ones would be about £300. Out of interest, I paid, £260ish new for the bass and then added Hipshot machine heads, bought on here for £60. So by the time I add the new pups, the bass will have cost £460. However, the neck is superb, and the only other addition might be better side dots.
  22. Chienmortbb
    If you need a tech, I know Multicare in Leeds service mamy amps.
  23. Chienmortbb
    In general electromechanical components, switches, relays and even Jack sockets are less reliable than pure electronic devices like transistors an electronic switches. thirty year old relays, switches and jacks may well have reached the end of their lives, but are replaceable.
  24. Chienmortbb
    Those are just about doable. I remember when Kent was based over here and was making custom pickups.
  25. Chienmortbb
    Of only I Warr not a million miles away… well a few hundred. GLWTS
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