EBS_freak

If in doubt, ratchet strap! Look like the real PA deal then!

And doesn't it look so much more high brow?

As @ped said, there appeared to be some dodgy formatting (grey text) introduced at some stage. I've gone and fixed it, so all should be good now!

Yeah - this was the mix from the desk, so it is what it is. No multitrack to have fun with! One thing I did learn is, next time (if I ever do anything like this again) is that I need to take a recorder to get some audience atmosphere.

Nobody will listen longer than a minute or so anyway… so may as well save people the trouble of clicking off. anyway…

think we may have got it right this time…?

Why not build one? They aren't difficult to build - but you'll probably need to if you want it to sit on the corners of the cabs.

Just working through the others…

Eneloop!

Aw man 😞 RIP MB1

Ultranet!

Guess you already seen... But yeah, section 5 should get you going.

I'll just keeping these for the two people that may (or may not) be interested. (OK there was a bit of help with this one… the photographer at the gig happened to catch the footage from the audience POV)

Superb news! Sounds like they delivered the goods 🙂

^ there you go. That ladies and gents, is the experience you get with a single balanced armature!

Oops. Will get it corrected. Meanwhile, there's this here classic for people to ignore, or whatever.

Theres a number of reasons - mostly because it would be bad for a brand to sell IEMs for music use with a single balanced armature. The reason why I would think ACS do it, is that they provide comms units for motorsports - so for that sector, where it's just radio comms with the pit, a single balanced armature is good enough for speech where hi fidelity isn't that crucial. Second - a sleeve adds length to the amount that an IEM sticks out of your ears. The ZS10 is quite a beefy enclosure as it is. Couple it with a sleeve... well, it's not going to that inconspicuous - but more so than a pair of cans. I've worn over the ears cans on stage. You have to pay a lot of money in IEMs to get similar sort of bass performance to a set of cheaper, good sounding cans. All depends upon how self confident you are ... or whether the aesthetics would be a problem for the band or not.