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  1. Owen
    I have texted him to prod him. It is a lovely bass.
  2. Owen
    Otherwise Crown/Peavey/QSC etc etc are all fine and dandy.
  3. Owen
    The question will come down to weight. If you do not mind a bit of grunting when you move your rig then there are all manner of old school Crest CA type amps you can get for peanuts. Headroom and <insert favourite adjective for amplification joy here> are go.
  4. Owen
    German/French? Whatever floats your boat. There are plenty of of us German players around in the UK. The real question is which rosin you use?
  5. Owen
    Power soak to bring the volume down and keep the piece of kit that makes the noise you like?
  6. Owen
    It is a beautifully realised piece.
  7. Owen
    Dat grain tho!
  8. Owen
    Not much gives me GAS these days.........
  9. Owen
    Do we still not know what it is yet?
  10. Owen
    That is very lovely.
  11. Owen
    Yeah, me too. But there has to be a market for it. Not me obviously. To me, Ritter's aesthetic sensibilities (curves, lines and proportions) are just fabulous. I have owned one (along with one of mostly everything else) of his more standard shapes and it was lovely. But the Isabella line is new, classy, not trying too hard and is floating my boat.
  12. Owen
    Honza has it going on. As usual.
  13. Owen
    Good old Jens, he does less is more and more is more!
  14. Owen
    If money was not object I would have one tomorrow. However.............
  15. Owen
    Ooooofff!
  16. Owen
    This is it. The moment we have been waiting for. I shall celebrate by mounting it in it's new enclosure.
  17. Owen
    Of course, the other answer is "don't worry about the changes, we'll busk it".
  18. Owen
    I read the whole thread hoping to find that answer.
  19. Owen
    Phew!
  20. Owen
    This with QSC K10 as a modular rig would be an awful lot of fun. 10" for rehearsals and small gigs and then add the sub for THUNDER O'CLOCK!
  21. Owen
    Note to self - "buy more clamps'.
  22. Owen
    Nothing else does what this does. For those of you who are umfamiliar with it, I shall dig out my pedalboard and wow you with some synthy bonkers chopping.
  23. Owen
    I have never enjoyed speakers as much as the two sets of ATCs I have been around in my life. I will not be buying these, not because I don't want to, but because life. Here is a link to a review of them if you have not run into these before https://www.whathifi.com/reviews/atc-scm50
  24. Owen
    At least that means you are not carrying the PA system and rigging/running it. FWIW I depped with a band last night and sold them my A&H stuff. So I no longer have a vested interest. And I still think the OP should go digital.
  25. Owen
    SRM450 are nice and beefy. I found mine to be slightly shouty in the hi-mid when pushed hard, but a little eq on the main send of a digital desk tamed that nicely. Digital desks are the bomb. You can also (depending on desk - if I were to need it I would not sell my A&H) eq all the mud out of each and every monitor send just to clean up your onstage sound. In analogue desk world that is a rack of EQ + inset leads + set up time + transport space and weight. Super duper moulded in ears are lovely ( I am sure) but you can in ear remarkably well with a decent pair of ear buds , a multi channel headphone amp and headphone extension leads. Then you do not need to carry wedges. Then you have a much quieter stage. Then you have a better FOH sound and less setup time and transport space and weight. I am quite enthusiastic about all this - I cannot think of a single reason to use an analogue desk. There is a reason that their 2nd hand value is through the floor.
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