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FuNkShUi

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  1. Think this would be the right forum for this? Feel free to move.

    Currently we have a non powered desk (Yamaha MG16xu), powered by a Behringer iNuke, then this powers passive tops, that we link to subs underneath. The subs have a built in crossover in them.

    I've convinced the band to go for active tops, and as such we are looking at either RCF 322s (second hand) or some DB opera 12s, or some Alto TS 212s.

    My question is, what would be the best way to set this new system up? Because the tops will be powered, we obviously wont be running the power amp to them. So what would you do? Whats the best way to link everything? I'm not a expert on PA's so any advice is appreciated, even if you think it may be obvious.

    The mixer has 4 auxs' and 2 monitor outs. At the minute we run our monitors from the aux outs, so they can have individual mixes to them. So my thoughts were to run the tops as normal, then instead of linking the subs to them, run the subs from a aux via the power amp , and manually mix in the channels we want to come through them. Or would you still link the subs to the tops in series , and do away with the power amp?

  2. Originally it looked and sounded like this:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8nxl_TD-yZk

    Now it looks like this:

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    It has now got upgraded pickups to a pair of Nordstrand NJ4's and has CTS pots with cloth wiring.
    I don't have the original pickups, but i do have the original pickguard and strings if you'd like me to swap them back
    Cracking bass, for a cracking price. IMO, as good a bass as you can get in this price range

    I live in South Wales. All trials welcome, and encouraged so you can hear and feel just how good it is.
    Any questions, give me a shout.
    Thanks

     

  3. I bought these on the recommendation of users here, to see if the "In Ear " monitoring method was for me.
    It was. I only used these twice before upgrading.
    I kept hold of them as spares, but i really dont think i need to do that. They are just sitting and doing nothing, so it's time to move them on to someone else.

    I have no pictures, but trust me when i say they are in excellent condition!
    They are these :

    [url="http://pro.ultimateears.com/ue-900s"]http://pro.ultimateears.com/ue-900s[/url]

    Will take some pictures tonight if needed, but any other questions, give me a shout.

  4. Here she is








    It originally looked like this:


    I stripped it, and had a go at doing the whole glitter/disco bass thing.
    Don't think of this is a finish product. It's not. I bought the bass with the intentions of just having a crack at the glitter finish.
    I just haven't got around to finishing it. The finish is rough to touch, and certainly not a professional job! I planned to put clear coats on, but as i say, never found the time.
    It needs earthing too. It has the potential to be a really nice shortscale. It isn't yet though!!
    If this interests you, think of it as a project bass.
    It has Entwistle pick ups. A nice chunky bridge. Good tuners. Not sure of a brand off the top of my head, but they do the job.
    Any questions, give me a shout.

  5. I have experienced pain in my left hand through playing chords etc. Yes it does get better.
    If you're specifically talking about barre chords, make sure your thumb is anchored on the back of the neck, quite low, and so that it can pivot. Rather than clamped on like a capo.
    Don't know how helpful that explanation is? :rolleyes:

  6. [quote name='SpondonBassed' timestamp='1501755016' post='3347105']

    Never-the-less, I don't think cottage craftsmen like yourself are a threat to any time-served luthiers.
    [/quote]

    I'm sure you didn't mean this in any bad way, and i have no doubt Andy wont correct you, but trust me when i tell you Andy is no average hobbyist.
    Yes he makes the basses from his house, but it has no effect on the end quality of instrument produced.
    His bass surpassed most of the instruments I've ever played (including customs), and was only equal to a couple (A couple of Sei).
    Like i said, i'm sure you didn't mean this to be taken in a derogatory way, but i just wanted to point this out ;)
    Cool build concept again Andy. Look forward to seeing the results

  7. [quote name='TheGreek' timestamp='1501671030' post='3346390']
    Sold Kert a TE AH250 in a totally problem free transaction.

    Hope that you can get your AJR build back one day...

    Trade with confidence
    [/quote]

    Me too

    Cheers Mick

  8. [quote name='BassApprentice' timestamp='1500538161' post='3338488']
    but I came across this word: [b]Psilos[/b] which means bare/smooth/uncovered in ancient Greek. Thought it would be quite fitting for the nature of the design and finish.
    [/quote]

    You've got your winner surely?
    I'm not even going to try after that!

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