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    [quote name='Bill Fitzmaurice' post='80220' date='Oct 27 2007, 07:54 PM']With the crossover on the stage you can't run an aux feed to the subs, which is far more versatile. Get the 6 returns or get a few extra mic sends, all you need to convert them to returns is an XLR gender adaptor.[/quote] If you only have one monitor mix you could have the subs from an aux and the tops in stereo. I'd probably go for a mono mix, (subs from an aux), and 2 monitors mixes. If you need more than that you'll be playing bigger stages and probably needing 3 or 4 monitor mixes anyway.
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    Hi, Next to the title of each thread is a little orange square showing when there has been a new post in that topic. If I use the "view new posts" feature the orange square no longer shows - is this just my pc or anyone else noticed the change? Cheers John
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    That looks really interesting - how do you find the mounting? I'd have preferred a shock mount but at that price I'm tempted to get a couple - I've been toying with getting something so I can leave the C414's in the studio and this might be the bargain I've been waiting for. Cheers John
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    Hi, I've just fitted a preamp to my Geddy so the original control plate with pots and socket is going spare. £25 posted sound fair enough? Cheers John
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    While they may exist, I've never come across cabs that have the inputs in series. Parallel is the standard for daisy chaining. Cheers John
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    Hi I bought this new and remember comparing it to the equivalent squier and tokai P basses (I guess the others would be worth a lot more but hey ho).
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    They are excellent amps. I've got the predecessor GP11 combo and it's probably the best sounding I've tried. I tend to use my warwick/H&K more often as there easier to throw around on my own but I love the sound of the trace. For someone in a van/lockup band where you don't have to carry it on your own every time or for an amp to leave at a rehearsal room these would be hard to beat. £250/300 would be a fair price I'd say. Cheers John
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    If you have two 8 ohm cabs and daisy chain them you will have 4 ohms. 8 & 8 in parrallel gives 4ohms. Just set the amp to 4ohms. Sounds like a very nice amp
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    +1 for UPS arranged online on Tues pm for a speaker cab (32kg) to be collected in London and shipped to Hull, they collected on Wed just after lunch and delivered thurs at 8.30am cost £30 inc 600 insurance. -1 for DHL - failed to turn up to collect a speaker. Cheers John
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    Excellent - thanks
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    Welcome aboard You haven't come across a selection a WAL basses down the road by any chance? ;-) John
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    Welcome aboard Mr Thunder
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    If you're not going to play then tell him asap. It's easy get a bad repuation for stuff like that. I think you should play it, like ARGH says makes some charts and go for it. and if you make any mistakes, then it's his gig and his fault for not rehearsing ;-) Good luck!
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