PinkMohawk

Yeah there's a lot of weirdness the more I think about it. I'd really want to take a screwdriver to one and take it apart before I agreed to pay the money for it. That second rout is right under the bridge too, right? What the hell goes there? I'm not too broken up about the lack of natural finish, though stains would be nice, and even a veneer wouldn't be much more expense. I don't know, it could be an interesting buy, but I need more details on these first.

I think, especially with a board like the Temple Audio boards and their stick on mounts, or I keep seeing ads for a small company called Boardmods, they make 3D printed replacements for the mounts that swap with the baseplate of most pedals, or for some bigger ones attach with the screws, it'll be pretty viable. Now that I think about it, Rockboard as well have their own quickswap, no velcro mounts as well, though a completely different system to Temple, and perhaps less space efficient as well.

Jumping on the guard hate bandwagon, goddamn that thing is ugly. I'm not sure if it can be removed either, since I can't tell if the rear rout covers all of the pots, or if the pickguard is covering a top rout as well? Definitely a candidate for some arts and crafts though, cut it down to something much more pleasant to look at. Other than that, it's ticking boxes for me.

Oh absolutely, I wouldn't expect any weekender band to be paying out for a pro level desk, even the 'cheap' ones. Oohh that's rough, that'd have me sending an angry email.

That's the benefit of being able to use something like a real Avolites desk, or any of the more pro-level desks, you can select which light it is, which manufacturer, etc. And some poor sod has done all the hard work for you, the system knows how many DMX channels each fixture needs, which commands are on which line, all of that, so you only have to program what you want the lights to do, not spend hours making sure that you've adjusted the colour temperature on each fixture.

Air flow is restricted on sharp edges, might be worth getting flares on the ends of the ports to help cut down some of that noise.

Right, good point sorry, I'm a PC guy so I never considered others using it. It's what we use at Uni. No clue when it comes to freeware unfortunately, never had to go looking.

The Avolites Titan software, I think it's free, and if you get their dongle, you can use your computer as a lighting desk, with a single free universe (512 channels). With that you'd be able to set up cue stacks, program looks, stuff like that.

I had great results with both tube and solid state, so I wouldn't sweat it too much. I did run whichever guitar head I had into an 8x10 though, but still, the general point stands. Get that signal super nasty and grindy, like unusable if it wasn't for the clean side, and it'll be huge.

I dunno man, do you think you got enough?

Killer player, but yeah, he changes brands like I change socks. Got a bad habit of saying he wouldn't ever do something/like something, then later going on to do/use that thing.

It's tough to go wrong with Warman, not for the price they're selling them at. I've used their jazzbars for a while now, always sounded great through my rigs over the years.

This is the way. Two separate amps, not pushing clean and dirty out of the same speakers just makes it sound so much better.

Looks slick, I'm not normally interested in short scales like this, but something very eye catching about this one.

Mhm, it's a short step from A 432Hz is correct and 440 is evil, to flat earth, aliens building pyramids, etc. The only people I've actually heard espousing 432 are those kinds of conspiracy nuts online, and it's usually a part of how "Things are being hidden from you!!!!!" type videos where they claim that they've got the truth.