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Everything posted by Chienmortbb
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Yes I had that but got this one to work. https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005002265655848.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.0.0.1a3b582ckpr7EJ&algo_pvid=ac1255cd-cbbb-49a4-b7c9-09ae09e9b5d9&aem_p4p_detail=202211240207109040276961833500009750871&algo_exp_id=ac1255cd-cbbb-49a4-b7c9-09ae09e9b5d9-4&pdp_ext_f={"sku_id"%3A"12000024201443869"}&pdp_npi=2%40dis!GBP!44.63!22.31!!!!!%400b0a050b16692844303613349e3a97!12000024201443869!sea&curPageLogUid=gFhiuFJm1gl7&ad_pvid=202211240207109040276961833500009750871_5&ad_pvid=202211240207109040276961833500009750871_5
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I will say that I expect to replace the silicon tips with Comply ones, as I found them to be the best.
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Wireless IEMs: Xvive U4 & alternatives
Chienmortbb replied to Al Krow's topic in Accessories and Misc
When I bought my closed back phones, I knew I wanted both wired and Bluetooth, Panasonic did a nice pair that did both so I am sorted. Like most good headphones they were not cheap, from memory about £110 even with my employee discount. I think they were £170 ish without. The only problem is the 3.5mm stereo Jack cable is too short! If only I knew someone that makes cables.😊 -
@Phil Starrtold me yesterday that he uses the KZ ZS10 Pro, that is the one I am ordering. https://kz-audio.com/kz-zs10-pro.html
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Still a bit too far north for amateurs like myself. In the Primark music department, good deals at the moment on KZs https://kz-audio.com/
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Clearly, 200W is enough, BUT this is 100W into 8R. In my experience, that is just about enough to accompany a couple of acoustic guitars. I have used my 100W 8R combo (170W into 4R) with a 12" extension cab in a rehearsal, but it was still not up to that task in a relatively modest 5 piece (Drums, Bass two electric guitars). The drummer is not quiet but does know dynamics, the guitarist use Fender and Roland Combos. Of course with a good PA support it can be done but it islimiting.
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Creating a monster (lead singer problem)
Chienmortbb replied to Mickeyboro's topic in General Discussion
When your audience starts singing the next song, before you have announced or started playing it, you need to change your set list. In saying that, you have to be aware that the singer cannot play up the dusty end or drop tune, so some accommodation is needed in a band. In the end, the singer has to have a veto on songs, but that should not mean that they have a veto on change. The set list has to evolve, or the band will stagnate. -
Creating a monster (lead singer problem)
Chienmortbb replied to Mickeyboro's topic in General Discussion
I should have added that a band member that refuses to rehearse, or practice the songs at home, probably should be asked to leave. -
A lot too high IMHO, but my friend @Passinwindmay disagree.
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Creating a monster (lead singer problem)
Chienmortbb replied to Mickeyboro's topic in General Discussion
In my last band, we had a rule that anyone could veto a new song. It helped that we got on very well, but that may not work for every band. -
I saw them I. The early Ambrose Slade days and they were superb. Who knows why Noddy retired so early but his voice was Slade.
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With Elton it has not worked, I wince when I hear him now.
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Just had a look at those 64 Audio IEMS, they are a bit on the heavy side, and I am not talking weight.
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Has a Silver faced lining?
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That two pickups would go open circuit is highly unlikely.
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How can I make pickups like the ones I have?
Chienmortbb replied to Owen's topic in Repairs and Technical
Yes, resistance is useless as an indicator as it does not take into account the diameter of the wire. -
Is this not a reason why Les Paul necks are so weak? The angle of the headstock means that there is no real grain strength there. Yes, most of the "sound" comes from the other parts of the bass.
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My Peavey Milestone 4 is plywood with a maple mech and rosewood fingerboard. I have often gigged it when my main bass needs adjusting and there is no time before a gig. No one, especially me has complained about the sound. IMHO, the contribution of the body to the sound is minimal. Most important is electronics (pups and controls plus preamp, if fitted). Then it’s the strings, the. The neck, then the body. The bridge has very little impact, the machine heads nothing except if they don’t stay in tune.
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To be honest compared to the RCF M18, Behringer X series and Soundcraft Ui series, that is not very compact,
