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And another for the Maruszcyzk here. Got mine from the sale boards here and it is superbly put together. It's a Jake P/j with Delanos and a chambered body so is brilliantly light too, I'm a happy bunny.

So, M6 pro vs UE900. Of course YMMV.

Running through an LD MEI1000, I'm probably not getting the best out of either as we don't run everything through the desk. I have my vox, a bit of bass and the kick through them. I'm using them both as out of the box in ears, no custom moulds.

Sound quality - UE900 wins. Much more detailed on listening to music on my phone, computer etc. Not as noticeable in a gig situation. Are they £140 better? I don't think so.

Fit - M6 pro for me. Smaller earpiece stays put better. The UE are bigger and heavier. I've tried different tips but they still wiggle loose more easily when playing.

So I'm still undecided, I'll probably persist with the UEs and experiment with desk settings to see if I can fine tune to make the most of them. However, the M6 pro are a fine choice for someone like me playing the Dog and Doris once a month, if only I had more willpower......

Is that the CAR one? If so it used to be mine and is a superb bass, good choice!

Fernando bought an amp from me. Lovely guy, great communication and quick payment. Very easy deal, thanks.

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So good IEM's a must, if you were to go wired, what would be a good (balancing off cost and acceptable quality) set up?
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I've used a Fischer stick with a combi instrument/xlr cable which was fine apart from two things - it's pretty low volume and only mono. If I was doing it again I'd use a bodypack that amplified the signal from the desk. However if you can deal with the issues then I may well be selling that setup once I've had a chance to try my new wireless one tomorrow.

I normally get a decent amount of drums through the drummer's headset and bass drum mics. We don't do the full mix through the PA for time/kit/mixing skill (mine) reasons so I just need my vox, a bit of bass and kick drum and background levels of everything else. Given that I'm never more than 20 feet from the guitarist on the other side of the stage the effect is similar to wearing plugs with a bit more me to help me pitch backing vocals.

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....the Xiaomi sounded a lot more pleasant.
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I think there probably will be a period of adjustment, like when I first got a proper HD telly. Took me about three weeks to get used to how good the picture was, it looked very weird for a while.

I've been using the M6 pro for a while and I agree about the fit. I've just ordered the UE900 so hopefully I'll be able to report back with a bit of a comparison.

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Here's another nice europop cover.

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Stop giving away our set!

[quote name='leschirons' timestamp='1486230526' post='3230228']
Then give Video killed the radio star a listen by The Presidents of the United States. Audience goes mad for it and, huge fun to play.
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Great tune love the bassline. I suggested it but singer doesn't like it. I'm working on it though.

We're kicking that one around as a potential track. Fits our 'take an 80s tune and whack big guitars on it' theme.

Sold pending.

Within a whisker several times but still no luck. More bumps.

I think there's still a Phil Jones double four on the for sale board here. Superb for what you need, great sound through headphones or speakers. Won't keep up with a band at all but if that isn't a possibility I'd start there.

Cheers Harry!

Close but no cigar type bump.

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Tell us more!
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I know it's all subjective, but it just sounded....... right. Putting it through 2 cabs at 4 ohms made a huge difference in terms of pushing more air and giving the sound more weight. It was fat, round and clear without being muddy or boomy at the bottom end. I don't like much treble or bite at all but I've found that this means that higher notes can disappear, however this wasn't the case and it was even across all strings without treading on the guitarist's toes. Sound on stage and out front was clear and separated. We were using all backline but it wasn't a washout.

The only gripe I have is that the butterfly style fastenings for the front plate prevent the amp from standing on it's short edge, which is the natural place you'd put it down given the position of the handle. It took a diving save to prevent a nasty bump!

Anyway, crappy phone pic, but you can see the settings:

Reporting back: that went well!

Yep. Sounds great through an SC on it's own. Running it tonight with a gen 2 compact and the SC.

I'll try and report back but I may be focused elsewhere given the gig is now a 3 piece rather than our usual four. My backing vocals will need a bit more attention than usual!

I get to gig my r400 for the first time tonight after a few very agreeable one cab rehearsals

Swapped an amp with Harry tonight. Great comms in the lead up, really easy to deal with and a lovely bloke to have a brew and a chat about the joys of fatherhood with!

Thanks Harry,
Andy

Now only £500 for a great amp.

Cheers JV. Weekend bumpage.

Trade offers and PMs replied to. The tree in the pics is gone but the amp is still here.

That is filth. Have a bump.

Back off hold - now £525.