EBS_freak

[quote name='moonbass' timestamp='1508878254' post='3395138'] Just wire the sub from an aux send. There should be an eq on the channel on the Soundcraft. I would only send the kick, bass, and possibly keys to the sub. [/quote] Assuming of course that you have a crossover for the top.

[quote name='only4' timestamp='1508840059' post='3394719'] That makes sense, is there any requirement for a graphic eq in this type of setup or would the channel eq be sufficient. [/quote] I don't know what desk you would be using - but you would eq on each channel. Strictly speaking you should tune your PA to the room but I can count on one hand how many self contained bands do that.

[quote name='only4' timestamp='1508793189' post='3394526'] Ok, thanks. We have just upgraded to the same 712's and 905 set up and want to avoid any issues from the outset. This is our first PA system with a sub and have no prior experience of using one. [/quote] To be honest, for most applications, an aux fed sub is an over complication and can actually contribute to a worse mix. If you aren't sure, stick with plugging into the sub and then up to the tops. If you are finding your mix too bassy or not bassy enough, you can adjust the volume on the back of the sub to balance (just make sure you don't set it peaking).

Let me guess... In E?

[quote name='only4' timestamp='1508788270' post='3394470'] Maybe I'm being daft but how would i go about running the sub through an aux in a way that you could control the eq being sent to it, without it affecting what goes through the tops? [/quote] If it's powered, it'll have a built in crossover. You would plug your powered tops into the main LR... and the sub into an aux. The problem with this is that without a crossover for your tops, you are going to be sending full range to your tops). If it's not powered, you'll need to signals to your sub through a crossover unit before going to the amp which would then power the sub. Same for the tops - the signal for those would go through the crossover and then to the amp before powering the tops.

Their originals aren't too shabby either... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=We_n_tLR3D4

I've toyed with the idea of getting into EUB/DB... mainly down to seeing StingrayPete on his now and again when I get to his gigs... But whilst one of my YouTube aimless viewing, I came across Lake Street Dive and I saw this gem - [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1y_PHS0x4U[/media] Double bass and trumpet as feature instruments wouldn't be my choice of instruments to provide the backbone behind an acoustic setup - but something about this version really gels with me. (Kinda helps they can sing too) Also love this - although I think the bass gets a little less of the limelight! [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y5z7cYSbsFU[/media]

Ha! Love it.

[quote name='dyerseve' timestamp='1508328646' post='3391377'] my turn! [url="https://postimg.org/image/3o23peee7f/"][/url] [url="https://postimg.org/image/4uley06ijf/"][/url] [url="https://postimg.org/image/1w94uhxlwr/"][/url] [url="https://postimg.org/image/2s5m9y7psb/"][/url] [/quote] For me, these Warwicks in white are arguably one of the best looking basses you can get!

[quote name='Bigwan' timestamp='1508324359' post='3391333'] True! I keep telling her-indoors "If you build it, they will come"... Worst case scenario I won't have to buy a drum kit for the kids if/when the time comes!!! [/quote] Funny you should say that... I know of a frustrated guitarist... he ended up getting his kids to learn how to play bass and drums. He now has band... visually it looks a bit off... but he has a band he can gig with regularly!

[quote name='Bigwan' timestamp='1508323900' post='3391329'] Could be worse. You could be me, converting this drum kit for some mythical tame drummer I'm yet to recruit... [/quote] Ha! this is true. At least you can convince yourself its some sort of worthwhile techy project to get your teeth into!

This makes me laugh this talk of drum gear - why is it as a bass player that doesn't play drums, I'm the owner of a full set of drum mics, a full set of percussion mics, drum screens, a set of triggers... Hell, I have more vocal mics than the lead singers in the band too... And the guitarist has also taken to using my amp too... Go figure. Hashtag mug.

Just caught up with a mate of mine so that he could show me his latest acquisition. These are a pair of UE900s - as mentioned numerous times in the thread - that have been sent off to be reshelled. Having seen a great amount of inears up close, these look great. Incidentally, they have retained the mmcx connectors, meaning that the existing cable from the UE900s can be used (keeps costs down too). Now, where else do you get a set of custom quads for circa £360? (These are a bit more cos of the coloured canals and the custom artwork - but still under £400 I believe).

[quote name='GrahamT' timestamp='1508246199' post='3390794'] Many thanks EBS_freak. Parts ordered. [/quote] No problem!

If the pot is large - it acts as a heat sink... so removing blobs of solder can be a lot more problematic than you imagine. Additionally, the longer you keep the heat on pot, the more likely you are to damage the pot. Tricksy! The worst was when I was trying to unsolder some ancient solder from a JD pickup. That's like the world's biggest heatsink known to man. At least the likelihood of damage there was greatly reduced in that case.

[quote name='GrahamT' timestamp='1508239584' post='3390705'] I have acquired a couple of sets of Shure PSM 700 IEMs via fleabay but they have no rack mounting hardware. I have sourced some rack ears but have no idea where to go for the fly leads and face grommets for the aerials. Can anyone please direct me to a supplier? Thanks. [/quote] Google the following - "bnc 50 ohm cable" "bnc 50 ohm bulkhead connector" Make sure you get the right gender ends! PS I assume the frequencies they are operating on are legal...

[quote name='Jack' timestamp='1508238638' post='3390696'] They should be standard bnc connectors I think, every other one is. [/quote] They are. Remember cables need to be 50 Ohm.

This may be of use - [url="http://www.thetubestore.com/Gain-Factor"]http://www.thetubest...com/Gain-Factor[/url] Although for bass amps (or should I say for lower frequencies as opposed to "bass amps"), I think the nuances are not so great as on a guitar amp (higher frequencies).

[quote name='JapanAxe' timestamp='1508232917' post='3390640'] Typo for 12AX7? [/quote] Yes. Hit the y under the 7! Good spot.

Mullard 12AXY - low noise floor, smooth drive... although I quite like a 12AT7 - for less gain.

You normally get BNC connector extension cables such that the antenna can be mounted to the front of the rack, either as part of the rack ears themselves, or a separate panel with bnc holes punched in order to mount the antennae. Alternatively, the manufacturer may assume that if you are rack mounting, you are using a distro system. Are the aerials fixed in your setup? What is your system?

Right, I have supercharged the rest of my PA with Dante... I'll write up some text soon about the most crazy mobile monitoring solution!

Dood! What are you doing? A refin and then you put it down on the gravelly ground?! Looks bloomin' ace though.

Did you order on a credit card? Is this something you could take up with your credit card company? Companies tend to be a lot more attentive when the credit card companies come knocking.