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  • Birthday 13/09/1963

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  1. Kirky
    Yes, correct. The other advantage of the P16 is it's stereo, and doesn't use any of the Auxes. But all 6 of you could use the Auxes, apps, and wired or wireless in mono without any additional expense (assuming you have the devices you need).
  2. Kirky
    The P16 allows each band member to manage their own IEM mixes, rather than relying on whoever looked after the mixer. You can do it via an app/devices, but it's easier using the physical knobs on the P16. In our band (using an X18) two of us use P16s and the other three rely on the mix from the Aux outs.
  3. Kirky
    For Once In My Life. I had to learn it for a wedding once. Totally random, and then it changes key and the randomness continues. And Rhythm Stick, it's the plucking hand that defeats me.
  4. Kirky
    I hope I've understood the question...we have 16 channels (vox x 4, bass, guitar, stereo keys, and the rest is drums. Our mics/instruments go into the 2 x Art S8 splitters, and I have a 16 channel loom that goes into the house PA. We only play 2 venues where we do this, the rest of the time I don't bring the loom and we just use our PA (X18, tucked into the rack) for FOH. Whilst I built it, and it works for us, I don't understand much of what goes on FoH.
  5. Kirky
    This is what I've done for our band. Most of our gigs are using our own PA, but I've included a splitter in the rack so we just use our own IEM mix and there's tails for FOH.
  6. Kirky
    Choosing one for tonight's first gig of the year.
  7. Kirky
    My very simple board. Powered via a Cioks 4 and an Anker power bank (although the EBS is powered using phantom power when we gig).
  8. Kirky
    My son's former band, Mush, in London a while ago. He's the guitarist in the baseball cap.
  9. Kirky
    Yes, that's what we do and it works fine
  10. Kirky
    Two of mine are in bands now, one on bass, the other on guitar. I'm very jealous of the awesome gigs they get to play (Brudenell, Parasido in Amsterdam, Glastonbury, a Marc Riley session), and they're very jealous that my gigs tend to be better paid! One added benefit of having your kids into music is that they help me keep in touch with decent new bands/artists
  11. Kirky
    My 80s/ska band Chequered Past are at the Bilton Club in Harrogate on Saturday 16th Nov. Here we are last week in Rotherham. My recently put together Bitsa Precision making it's first appearance . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=da_qYng7koQ
  12. Kirky
    My old cab too, which coincidentally I only sold after I ruptured my quadricep tendon and needed something with a one hand lift. A really special cab, which I'd have back in a heartbeat if I was still using an amp.
  13. Kirky
    For it's because it makes everything easier to hear, which is the purpose of monitoring, right? To a certain extent (I suspect you won't like this) I'm not that bothered about what people hear FOH.
  14. Kirky
    I'm running stereo IEMs using a Behringer P16M. The keyboards in particular sound much better, and I pan drums around a bit, and backing vocals left and right. For me it's much better. Because it's a digital out from the desk, it doesn't use the Auxes. The drummer does the same as me, and the others are mono at the moment, although I think the keys player is keen to give it a go.
  15. Kirky
    I bought John's mandolin, fast delivery, well packaged and exactly as described , thank you.
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