Owen

Bergantino. The man has never seen a penny from me because I bought my IP310 2nd hand (have I ever mentioned how much I love it?). I had some issues with it and he sent me parts FOC from the US. He offered to revoice the DSP FOC if I sent it to him - until he realised it would be impractical due to the large amount of water between us. I had another issue which was known issue with the plate amp he used. He did not blink but put me in touch with the OEM manufacturer. He even took one of my suggestions on board for upgrading the B-Amp. I lke to think about it as the "Owen tweak".

Bass and drums are a symbiotic relationship of love and respect. No one needs to lead or follow because we are reading each other's minds. It is a beautiful thing But if the drummer is rubbish I will lead and I just do not care. If I start playing straight crotchets my wife knows I am not enjoying the gig. She knows I am wrestling with at least one member of the band. And to be fair it could be any member of the band. Don't get me wrong, I am not "all that" but I know where 1 is and I know where the next 1 should be.

The BC community can riff endlessly on Quo song titles. And I can not only recognise but can hum a solid 90% of them. Respect is due to Status Quo.

It works. Don't fix it.

Just oil and a black guard.

The idea is great but it provides another layer of maintainance which I just do not have time for. Ideally everythign just sits there waiting to be used. It is the "tons on eBay for £3-£4 that are probably exactly the same!" which are the interesting ones. If someone says "yes, I have used this one and it is fine" then I would happily take a punt.

The idea of running 5 off one supply is feasible but I am trying to set up rehearsal spaces for my students which will be socially distanced so the units will be spread across a lot of space and I would need to run really long extensions to make it work. I am aware that this is also fresh information!

Thanks both of you. As usual, the information I thought I was giving and the information I was actually giving were two different things. Sorry about that. What I need are 10 individual wall wart power supplies - like this but hopefully cheaper! https://www.pmtonline.co.uk/strymon-uk-power-supply?utm_source=google&utm_medium=shopping&gclid=Cj0KCQjwtsv7BRCmARIsANu-CQfrythykXQRreGiSu1yzrsfRywz8P-xQg351KuUCZ7klNsjSIZBaEAaAsjUEALw_wcB

I have to power a bunch of Behringer GDI 21 pedals at work. Can anyone suggest as decent but not bank breaking PSU. I will need 10 of them so you can understand my lack of enthusiasm for the state of the art! If something existed which did what the Behringer does for £40ish but ran on phantom power I would be happy enough with that as well. But I cannot see anything out there.

My longest build record is secure.

Rejection is hard to take. IIRC, that is/was kind of Overwater who used to handle these over here. It might be worth asking them directly.

Where is @BigRedX?

I believe that the Mark 1 SRM450 were RCF. They ran out of headroom pretty quickly when used as a bass cab. However, when paired up with an SRM 1500 sub I could slay whole rooms. Portable rig? No. Used irresponsibly? Guilty as charged.

My SRM450 experience was no headroom.

For those of us who get confused by tech chatter here is one with less tech chatter and more sounds. I freely admit that tech stuff is big and clever. It just makes me feel light headed.