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  1. gazhowe
    We use four LEDJ 7Q5 pars, one for each band member. They set to white light and are mounted on t-bars and pointed at everyone's midriff to avoid blinding. We've tried placing these on the floor but found that they always blind you at some point. https://www.djanddiscostuff.com/ledj-7q5-led-uplighter-7-x-5watt-rgbw-quad-leds-p1264
  2. gazhowe started following Wireless home practice with: Headphone amp + iPad. , LED lighting. , Wireless Guitar Systems & Wireless Ears? and 4 others
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    I stopped using a Class 3B laser several years ago for this reason. In smaller venues it's very difficult to operate these in accordance with the safety guidelines and any public liability insurance you may have is unlikely to cover you if you can't provide evidence that you have operated it in accordance with the safety guidelines.
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    Sold, pending the usual
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    Haha, no worries.😊
  6. gazhowe
    On reflection and based on my own experience I should have said: "Provided that you aren't using the same frequency for both systems in theory you should be fine. In reality, a wireless IEM system is more likely to have issues due to either the quality of system used or environment (i.e. other devices competing for the same frequency band)." 😉
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    I'm using a Sennheiser EW-D guitar wireless system and a Sennheiser XSW IEM wireless system. The guitar wireless receiver and IEM transmitter are housed next to each other in the same 2U rack. I've no experience with AKG equipment. Provided that you aren't using the same frequency for both systems you should be fine. Any performance issues will more likely to due to the quality of system you use and/or environment (i.e. other devices competing for the same frequency band). Do you have any particular concerns or questions about using both types of system together?
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    Happy to help.
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    Trade options updated.
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    PM'd
  11. gazhowe
    MXR® ANALOG CHORUS (M234) - £65 including UK P&P SPECIFICATIONS Input Impedance: 1 MΩ Output Impedance: 1 kΩ Noise Floor: Effect On -96 dBV, Bypass -106 dBV Tone Controls: LOW 70 Hz to 800 Hz (12 dB/oct shelf), HIGH 660 Hz to flat (6 dB/oct shelf) Bypass: Buffered Current: Draw 13 mA Power Supply: 9 volts DC Please note: I don't have the original box however the pedal will be well packaged for delivery. Power supply not included
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    MXR M269SE Carbon Copy Bright Analog Delay pedal - £85 including UK P&P. Spec: Bright and Crisp Analog Delay Input: 1 x 1/4" Jack Output: 1 x 1/4" Jack Delay Type: Analog Delay Time: 20 ms to 600 ms Input Impedance: 1 M Ohms Output Impedance: 1 K Ohms Noise Reduction: 2:1 Ratio Bypass: True Hardwire Controls: Regen, Mix, Delay, MOD Housing: Robust Metal Finish: Bright Green Power Requirements: 9V DC Height: 4.75" Width: 2.75" Depth: 1.25" Weight: 0.38 Kg Please note: I don't have the original box however the pedal will be well packaged for delivery. Power supply not included.
  13. gazhowe
    I've just bought a MXR pedal from Lee. It arrived when promised and was well packaged. Great comms throughout made this an easy transaction. If you are considering buying from Lee you can do so with confidence.
  14. gazhowe
    Really enjoyed listening to those. Both tracks sound great. 😎
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    PM'd
  16. gazhowe
    Another vote for Boss Waza Air Bass. You can connect your bass and phone or iPad wirelessly. Great sound straight out of the box and so convenient. https://www.boss.info/global/products/waza-air_bass/
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