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The collection point is the same as the chosen courier uses. For Hermes it's one stop shops.
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Whatever happened to that'll do and it may not be technically perfect but feels and sounds great!
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A couple of hours 180 years' worth of Precisions
bertbass replied to wateroftyne's topic in Bass Guitars
You're so right. I wish I still had it then I could sell it for a goodly amount as recompense for the suffering. -
Did you know that a drum stick can seriously dent your bass! I didn't until a drummer hit mine with one. Never could get that dent out of the neck.
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A couple of hours 180 years' worth of Precisions
bertbass replied to wateroftyne's topic in Bass Guitars
I bought a 72 precision new in, unsurprisingly, 1972. Left handed and sunburst for £220. Unfortunately, it was rubbish! -
I've been with headset mic for a number of years and it's brilliant. I use a Line 6 XD-V55HS Digital Wireless Headset Mic System and it's never let me down. The transmitter clips to your belt and runs on 2 x AA batteries. I use rechargeable batteries for both the mic and bass. The headset mic itself however is total rubbish so I use a Shure SM35-TQG which is great. I've only just it bought to replace a Shure WH30 which has been discontinued. I've also built an on / off footswitch for it so that I can switch the mic off if I need to cough etc. The transmitter does have a mute function, press the button for 2 seconds, which may well be good enough for you but as I take most of the lead vocals and play bass it's a bit difficult to stop playing for 2 seconds to press the button. If you don't move around a lot you could think about a wired mic which would be a lot cheaper. Again I'd recommend a Shure headset but this time with an XLR connectors. I can only recommend going the headset route.
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Stupid question time alert!!! The Safire Pro 14 has 2 inputs on the front with gain controls and has a further 2 line inputs on the back without gain controls. It also has a 2 channel S/PDIF output. The S/PDIF outputs a stereo signal if I've read it correctly. Where does the input for the S/PDIF outputs come from? Is it from the 2 inputs on the front or the line inputs on the back or somewhere else entirely, or have I no understanding of this at all.
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Thanks. I'll try my best first.
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Many thanks for that. I've just had a read and my first reaction is, WHAT!!! I'll have to keep reading until it begins to make sense.
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Hi all, I have a problem with my saffire pro 40 and pro 14 interfaces. I'll tell you what I've done first and then explain my problem if I may. I have connected my Macbook pro to my saffire pro 40 with a firewire lead. Another firewire lead from the saffire pro 40 to the saffire pro 14. All the lights show that they are connected. However, when I open mix control, I can only set it to either the pro 40 or pro 14. The pro 40 shows only 8 analogue inputs and the pro 14 only shows 4 analogue inputs. I want to record with 11 inputs hence connecting the 2 interfaces together. Where have I gone wrong and is it even possible to do what I want to do. Do I have to buy a new interface so that I can connect the 2 together with an optical cable. I am confused!
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2 steps back? You were lucky!
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Does your band use a sub-woofer as part of your PA?
bertbass replied to Al Krow's topic in General Discussion
If you're any good at building cabs you could do a lot worse than buy Bill's plans for subs. Easy builds and seriously excellent performance. Pretty light too. https://billfitzmaurice.info/index.html -
You could have tried these. https://modulusamplification.com/Fender-Speaker-Mounting-Screws-Mount-Screws-each-P5875267.aspx
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Definitely.
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I've got a laser cutter and some mother of pearl. I'll introduce them to each other and see what happens. Watch this space!
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Copydex is the way to go.
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Always has been and always will be!
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In 50 years of playing, I haven't owned an amp or a cab from any manufacturer that hasn't had peeling Tolex. Some have ended up with no Tolex left on then at all. My barefaced 2 x 10 is the only one that hasn't peeled its Tolex. Maybe I should say so far, but after 2 years it's still all in one piece.
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Session made a similar unit many years ago, infact I've got one sitting on a shelf. Never used it though. https://www.award-session.com/pdfs/Award-Session History0068.pdf
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It's just a tool for me. A very nice one mind you. I don't display all the hammers or screwdrivers I've ever bought even though some of them have also been very nice.
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I'll call for it.
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One of these should do the job for you. Actually perhaps get 2 or even 3! https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2m-IEC-Kettle-LEAD-MAINS-C13-UK-3-PIN-POWER-CABLE-PLUG-CORD-PC-MONITOR-PRINTER/113411339570?hash=item1a67d7b532:g:pFEAAOSwBkBcANgs
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A tooth brush is a handy tool for getting brasso into those hard to reach areas.
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Never seen that before. Brilliant! Thanks.
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Whats the going rate for the average pub gig?
bertbass replied to krispn's topic in General Discussion
No agencies round here and if there were, you'd get even less. When I say South East I mean East Sussex. It makes me laugh when everyone says the affluent South East, they obviously haven't been to Hastings.