Newfoundfreedom

My main gigging amp for about the past 6 years. Cheap. Well built. More power than you're ever likely to need, and sounds sublime. What's not to like? Except of course unless you listen with your eyes and you're a real brand snob which sadly so many are.

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You've revived a very old thread, but I'm also in Bulgaria and have used Muziker several times with no problems.

Throw in a BBQ and absolutely this!

Get a wireless mic adapter. Solved the problem for me. No chance of current running through cables to the mic. We have a 2 wire negative earth system here in Bulgaria and I wouldn't trust putting my body parts anywhere near it. Fully wireless for the bass and mic.

I never had any desire to be a bass player, or musician of any kind. When I first picked up the bass I was 15 and I wasn't even really interested in music. My sole reason for starting to play was because my mates were in a band and I wanted to hang around with my mates. 35 years later and it's still my sole reason for playing bass. No desire to be famous. Not even really interested in gigging. But making a noise in a room with my mates is where I'm happiest.

We'll I've taken the plunge and ordered two sets off Temu. See how we go. They don't even have to be good quality audio as I just want them for monitoring the rest of the instruments as a guide track while we live record drums, so we'll see how we go. After Temu discount coupons they were less than £20 a pair so can't really go wrong as long as they actually function.

Perfect. Thanks. That's exactly what I was thinking. Out via the headphone amp then everyone has independent volume controls. Cheers.

I was looking at these the other day to use as monitors while recording. As there are 4 members in the band I'm wondering, can you use 4 receivers with a single transmitter, or would I have to use a splitter on the output of the PA to put both transmitters into a single audio source?

I'm so glad I went to the expense and effort of watching the live stream of the Back to the Beginning show. I'd really be kicking myself now if I hadn't. Although Ozzy looked frail on the night he's always had a frailty about him. It's kind of weird because throughout his whole career I've almost always expected him to drop dead at any second given his excessive lifestyle, yet when it finally happened it came as a total shock after seeing him performing only a couple of weeks ago. R.I.P Ozzy. A true musical legend.

Guns n Roses last night in Sofia Bulgaria. Absolutely superb!

Any and all instruments in a jazz band.