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Also Remember , Decibels aren't a linear scale , so if something is 10 DB more than another thing it's a 10 fold increase in sound intensity So when one of the guitarists or the drummer goes its only 110 or 120 and a Jackhammer is usually about 80 DB 😉

Yes you guys are probably way too loud .... Buy a cheap DB meter on amazon there around 18 quid and check your volume in the room . Everywhere you play these days unless your playing a stadium is going to have a health and safety limit to protect their staff , 100 decibel peaking combined is on the verge of too loud especially in an rehearsal room , we use the meter balance our volume for each of the instruments it solves a lot of those noise wars that guitarists love to Engauge in as they turn up over each other. As Someone who also doesn't seem to get on with any of the fender rumble , ( who also happens to play an active stingray ) Whenever i have had the fender rumble forced upon me at shared Stage's rehearsal rooms etc i have had to do some very weird EQ'ing to cut through to get the sound / clarity that i have / want out of one of these , I find them both lacking the mids and Very boomy in the low end , both area's which i want to minimise to cut through. > What does your EQ look like on the amp > What does your EQ look like on the Ray > Have you changed your battery recently ( i did this and my volume increased quite dramatically turns out i do forget to unplug it a lot ) pushing your mids will really help you cut through a mix.

Considering our tops are probably the weakest part of the chain I want to take as much load from them as i can ,there's also a little bit of element of encouragement to me making this setup work because the singer went out and bought the PA , and hauls it to gigs ( a singer has arrived with more than a microphone) Making them /it work until the bands takings can fund something cool new and shiny feels better to me even if i could just splurge on something myself i'm already hauling more than enough. She couldn't have foreseen that the rest of the band would start the journey towards ampless ... A 400 watt Yammy Stagepass a good enough vocal only PA when you arent pumping all and sundry into it.

Now who would go and do that ay ... Cough .... this is exactly what i was looking for as i want to avoid Rack gear and it looks simply enough conceptually would you look at that its fallen off ebay ... Now ... I guess i have to decide what at frequency im crossing .... perhaps because its running to a dedicated bass amp rather than a sub it should shoot a little higher to 100 /120 rather than 80 ?

It Sounds like I should probably pick up a used crossover ... perhaps you could point me in the direction of something suitable , ideally smaller rather than bigger .... I really was looking to avoid ending up hauling a rack around with the next pickup being "proper" Active Tops

I've been pretty impressed both the sound and simplicity of load in /setup , but my ask has been the back room of the dog and duck rather than Knebworth / Wembley , Were running at about 30% of what the thing could put out. I'm being relatively careful not to damage anything in case there was something wrong and my back of a fag pack understanding could lead to damage The Setup > Old ebay special Soundcraft Mixer > Main outs into the Poweramp of a Yammy StagePass , back at the mixer 1 of 3 aux outs to the markbass Combo , (Sits behind me ) with a nice long speakon round the back of the drummer where my second NY121 cab sits. I mix a more " bass and vocal heavy Mix to this feed as (i don't have anything fancy to do a crossover, ) " and less of myself out the mains " , The other 2 aux outs go to some 80's area powered wedges on the floor which the guitarists both stand at with a " them heavy " feed. We snap a Photo of the Mixer dials and EQ in case anything gets jogged .... but were just basically adjusting 1 bloody big slider to suit the size of the space.

Ok Step 1 Breathe ... out Exhale ... your going to be ok ... this sucks but it happens and " buyer protection" is going to help you out. The Onus is on the delivery company to prove delivery to the correct address and recipient, not the other way around. If you claim you haven't received an item, the company should be able to provide proof, such as a signature, a photo of the delivery location, or GPS data. You are entitled to ask for this proof if there's a dispute, and if they can't provide it, you can escalate the issue. Consumer rights are all on your side here ... your gonna be ok Oh ... an edit because i wanted to add something . YOUR CONSUMER RIGHTS Your contract is always with the retailer – not the courier. Contact the retailer as soon as possible if your order has been lost, damaged or delayed. The retailer is responsible under the Consumer Rights Act 2015 to ensure your goods arrive safely without undue delay and within 30 days or placing the order. S29 Consumer Rights Act 2015 states that the goods remain at the trader’s risk until they come into the physical possession of you or your appointed agent. It is the seller’s legal responsibility to make sure the item is delivered to you. They should contact the courier and let you know what has happened to your item. It is not your responsibility.

In a flash of either brilliance or stupidity , I'm actually using a my old markbass cmd121p combo amp as our sub .. with the Tweetr disconnected inside, it seems to really supercharge the limited low end from our singers previously vocal only Yamaha stage pass 500. The combo has t been working a treat ... ... Has XLR in and It's light powerful and expandable with the second cab on the left side. I'm sure we loosing lots of sub 40hz frequency from it not being a real sub but they are compact loud and super portable and don't have pole sockets but other than that I'm struggling to see any downside. Our setup with this also has janky old two 80s peavy active 15 wedges 'which also sounds great .. but look ancient .. so much so the guitarist went out and bought a second one to match when we found the first as a giveaway on Facebook marketplace

A man can have other hobbies than music right 😉 .. I assemble and paint scale toy soldiers / make terrain .. Then myself and other adults in their 30- 40s have games against each other 😉 . It's quite social we also consume beverages and converse .. or not / some people take it far too seriously when they don't win , There are also big competitive tournaments .. I don't expect to win the few I enter but I have twice done so in my years of playing .. usually doubles .. as my buddy / rhythm guitarist is far better than I. It's an equally expensive hobby as music .. or drugs ... 😉

I use them to make scale model barbed wire , to do this I wrap them round a pencil to create a coil . The other solution is to keep a set of part worns in my gig bag just in case of a single breakage there's nothing worse than one brand new super bright and 3 worn in strings.

Must be the only thing miss about working in our office since going fully remote , Scrounging in the Waste electricals bin , Pretty sure this old surface pro came from there too , but yes a 4 is a bit slow for actual office work these days . So much great stuff used to get timed out or taken out of circulation due to mergers / policy change , Non standard gear couldnt be refreshed and we weren't allowed to sell it on as business had to prove it had been " ethically disposed of " , / lots of forms stating it had been manually disposed of by one of the team. The TPM Module fiasco had me fill by boots with I7 Thinkpads , which i'd rebuild for friends and family as chromebooks with either Flex , forced upgrade to Win 11 or Nix for the more adventurous. My Current home theatre projector used to live in the main boardroom ... but apparently " wasn't bright enough" Translation They wanted a 4k 100 inch telepresence screen like they had seen in another boardroom , one chromecast later and i've been using it as a smart projector for the last 3 years.

Aye but you said it better .... " 🙆‍♂️