Mottlefeeder
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I have the same problem,but I noticed it only occurs when I wear teeshirts, not shirts with collars. There is a seam running across my shoulder with a teeshirt, but the yoke on a collared shirt moves the seam elsewhere, so I wear a pad under the teeshirt and the problem has disappeared. Hope this helps. David
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Thanks for checking - having a think... David -
Are any of the spaces wide enough to take an ABG? Possibly the end ones? David
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Great bssses - I've kept mine for over 20 years, initially as my go-to and then as a back-up. So, if anyone wants to try one without travelling to Leicestershire, I'm just off J20 on the M6. GLWTS David -
Off topic, but how you asked how much would it cost to have a luthier replace the fretboard with a rosewood one? David
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Thanks for the info @Elfrasho. Just to be clear, the interface may only have eq on the incoming signal, sending that signal to USB and to monitor. I haven't seen one that has eq on the output side. In my case I'm using an audio interface as a stand-alone headphone amplifier with baked-in eq.
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Thanks for this. Looks nice, but as you say, the eq in stand alone is a bit clunky - set it by connection to a computer and is is baked in - provided it stays powered up. David
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DISTORTION MICROPHONIC NOISE FEEDBACK PROBLEM?
Mottlefeeder replied to BasistaFunky's topic in Effects
I'm not a pedal expert, but from your description of the problem I would be looking for pedals with variable gain or compression, and turning that function off to see if it sorts the problem. Good luck David -
Steinberg UR22C will give you Yamaha designed preamps, two channels with global phantom power, one switchable to Hi-z, plus built in low latency HPF, 3-band eq and compression on each channel. It is also a USB powered interface.
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Nice looking kit, but at £800-£1000 for a dual channel Apollo, I think it would be out of budget for many people looking to fix this specific problem. David
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Agreed, a rack-mount two-channel 15-band graphic eq would work, and be cheap to source, but it's big, and you are only using about a third of the sliders. Getting that function in a small box was the starting point of my quest, but when you start adding in the cost of say 2 graphic eq pedals followed by a headphone amp, the cost goes up very quickly. David
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Thanks for that - I'll check it out. Is it available at the budget end of the range or does it appear part way through? David
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I use straps by Leathergraft (with a 'g') - a Liverpool based small company. I use the 100mm wide leather-neoprene-suede sandwich ones. https://leathergraft.co.uk/shop/ols/products/the-softy-guitar
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A simple power supply is not a major problem - it has a fuse, transformer, bridge rectifier and two smoothing capacitors. Your cheapest option to avoid paying out for an amplifier-rated transformer would be to buy two smaller 18-0-18 transformers and wire the outputs to give 36-0-36. That's still £40+ just to see if it works... Connecting to the board would be neater with the right plug, although you could just bypass the plug as in the photo - you could hard-wire it, or use an XLR for power and jack for signal. I'm wondering if the plug is a Molex - they were common at the time, but some were limited to 12v max. They are still used on PC power supplies to disc drives. David
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OK, back to my original question - do you have the amp that this was connected too, in which case you have the mating connector (with or without working electronics connected to it) or are you hoping to source a connector that will fit? David
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Thanks for your thoughts, but I think we are trying to solve different problems. I'm looking for eq between a mixer and IEMs to compensate for damaged hearing. A dedicated mixer with swept mids is not going to be small, and a typical fixed 3-band eq mixer varies the mids at 2-2.5kHz which is too low. I had hoped to post this as a viable solution in the IEM bible thread, but it's looking like only one interface offers this facility. David
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Too easy
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Are you aiming to mate with it or check out whether it is passing the right signals? David
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Wow - hadn't thought of it that way before. David
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Can anyone fill in the gaps? Steinberg UR22C - yes SSL2 - no Focusrite - no Presonus - no Behringer - ? M-audio - ? Tascam - ? Others - ? Thanks David
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Thanks for that - would work well for the whole band on iems, but less so for the first band member sticking a toe in the water. We've had a crop of impaired hearing threads recently, so I thought I'd see what was available to help those players. David -
Hi Chaddy. Thanks for the info - another one to cross off the list. I'm looking for 'black boxes' with headphone outputs that can store the eq profile of hearing aids. Audio interfaces looked like a good bet based on my existing one, but it seems to be unique in having that facility. David
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I'm interested in finding audio interfaces that remember and apply EQ settings when no longer connected to a PC/Mac/etc. Can you tell me if this one does? David
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Interesting, and it would be good if there was a pc equivalent, but not so useful for live event monitoring. David
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Thanks for this David
