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  1. Muppet
    I have one too. I fitted a B string retainer and swapped the pickups for Nordstrands and it's superb.
  2. Muppet
    Yes - you just use the routing interface in the XR18. As long as you have a channel free in the P16 then you can route anything you like to it. I have vocal reverb linked to one channel too.
  3. Muppet
    I have been using a P16M for a few years and have just upgraded to the P16 HQ. You need to configure the XR18 first. You have to set the routing in it, so you have to tell it to output channel 1 on the desk to channel 1 on the P16 and so on. It's pretty straight forward. You can choose pre or post fade and pre/post FX. Then you need a cat5 cable out of the XR18 in to the P16 and then you route the output channels of your P16 to the input channels of your IEM transmitter. The output of the P16 can easily overload the input of the transmitter, so you need to be careful of the volume controls. Changing channel volume is easy - press the channel you want, it lights up red (or orange if it is receiving a signal at the time) and adjust accordingly. The last set of settings used are the ones stored when the unit powers up again. You can also mute or solo channels if you like. I really like it. The only issue I have is that you need to have your IEM transmitter close by the P16, rather than installed in your main rack (if you have one) otherwise you'll need to connect via a stagebox or similar. I've got a heath robinson solution at the moment, wher the P16 and IEM transmitter are housed together in a 3U rack case - all I need is the cat 5 cable from the desk.
  4. Muppet started following Ashdown ABM Evo IV footswitch not working , Are you a muppet? , Some competition for the Boss Waza-Air-B...Positive Grid Spark NEO Wireless Guitar Headphone Amp and 5 others
  5. Muppet
    Oh bugger
  6. Muppet
    My Waza Air phones work this way too. It'll always connect to the last successful device if it can. If I want it to connect to another device I have to re-pair it..
  7. Muppet
    Are you using a Behringer desk? Is using Ultranet and P16Ms (or now P16 -HQ as they are now called) a viable option?
  8. Muppet
    I use a Barefaced super twin. They sound great together!
  9. Muppet
    So here we have a beautiful American Original 60s Jazz in sunburst, with G&G case, never fitted ashtrays, mute foam, and all case candy. Never gigged and hardly played. There is a minor chip in the headstock logo at the end of the 'r' in Fender as the logo is applied over the finish. I have a replacement decal if you want to fit that. Collection please and no trades. Meet up is also possible and I commute to Maidenhead so anywhere along that M40 corridor is good too. Price is firm as I think it's a good deal.
  10. Muppet
    I'm another Songbook Pro user. I hand write my notes and upload them as PDFs, then organise by band and by gig.
  11. Muppet
    Same here - external router. The XR18 is defintely the way to go. Loads of AUX outs and we also use the Ultranet to feed P16Ms for in ear monitoring.
  12. Muppet
    Just pointing out that 'subtle' is spelled incorrectly on both the black and white versions. Sorry....
  13. Muppet
    I can do this for you!
  14. Muppet
    That doesn't sound right to me. I have two sets of the original Thumpers installed and I certainly don't get that. There's more top end in them than say a set of SD QPs..
  15. Muppet
    I have mine on a twin stand, X/Y formation at the front centre of the stage.
  16. Muppet
    Whereabouts in Northants are you? I have a FS4 that maybe you can try out to see if it's the footswitch or the amp?
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