Suburban Man
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As stated earlier, whatever you do don't use standard, solid core cat 5/6 cable - whichis meant to be fixed in place and not move. What you need is stranded core cable with a strong outer like this stuff - BELDEN 1303EPU CAT 6A DATA CABLE Stranded conductor - Deployable Neutrik also do a nice range of XLR-like plugs and sockets for cat5/6 cables, so you can run the van over them and still do the gig.
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Fully working SansAmp RPM, Excellent preamp, but not getting used enough by myself. Let me know if you want a mains cable included.-
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Smoothhound wireless system, 2.4GHz band. Works perfectly, comes boxed with PSU inside and instructions. A bit more sophisticated than the plug-n-play stuff, but just as easy to use. I'll post at cost (less than a fiver I'd expect) or pickup from Uxbridge area -
Hi, I've just measured it and the spacing between the pole pieces is 16mm -
Zoom L20 Mixer and multi-channel recorder with Roqsolid dust cover and zoom custom carry case. The remote option is a 'usb bug' that gives bluetooth connectivity to your tablet/iPad/whatever From Zoom: The L-20 Mixer features 16 mono mic/line inputs and two stereo inputs, all with independent 3-band mid-parametric EQ. The 16 mono inputs offer stand-alone compressor control. Record 20 discrete channels plus a stereo mix directly to an SD card. The LiveTrak L-20 captures pristine audio in resolutions up to 24-bit/96 kHz. At -128 dBu EIN with +60 dB maximum input gain, the L-20 is equipped with our quietest and most advanced preamps ever. Mix down finished songs on the L-20 or transfer your discrete tracks to a DAW to perfect later. With six independent monitor outputs for musicians, each output can have its own custom mix, complete with effects, that can easily be switched from a powerful headphone output, to a balanced line output for stage monitors. All in mint condition. Pickup from Uxbridge area, or message me to sort out a handover. I have the original boxes so I can post at cost if needed. -
I was more worried that I'd start blasting out the audio from 'Love Island'... 🤔
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The UHF band is pretty full (DTT TV, amateur radio, radio mic systems) and I can’t find which band of channels the Lekato uses. Therefore I’m slightly wary. Good to know that in a year’s use you haven’t had any problems. If I can find the exact frequencies I’ll post them.
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Lekato WS-70 I know that its UHF, which can be problematic for interference, but the small size and ease of operation swung it for me.
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Just squeezed a wireless system into 2024 (December 29th). That was close.
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I'm in (although I didn't last long last year 😞) 2025 is definitely a year to sell rather than buy and NOT be tempted by 'bargains' that aren't actually going to help the business of playing
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Confused on amp heads and cabinets compatibility
Suburban Man replied to Bef's topic in General Discussion
Looking at the spec of the Fender it is an 8 ohm cabinet rated at 300Watts continuous output, so fine to plug into the Trace Elliott head. However you might find that you don't get a huge amount of power, since the AH100 appears to give its full output into 4 ohms, so you may only get half the rated power out of it when plugged into an 8 ohm cab (I couldn't find a definitive spec for the AH100 but if I'm right that would be 50Watts RMS) like Bassbiscuits says: Amps will say something on the back about how many watts they put out at how many ohms. Something like 300w/8ohms or 500/4ohms for example. Similarly the cabinet should say whether it’s 8ohms or 4ohms. Only problem nowadays is that so many manufacturers quote 'peak' or 'instantaneous' power that the RMS output - which is the useful figure for both amps and speakers - seems to get left out of the marketing blurb -
I bought a rack case from Lee and it is in excellent condition. It was well packaged and arrived exactly when expected. He’s a very easy guy to deal with and I can recommend him as a seller.
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I’d be interested to know how much ripple is created in the passband by a filter with 36dB per octave slope? Does that original design give you a graph of the frequency response?
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Certainly Sir. It will be delivered in a plain brown cover... 😁 I'll message you the payment details. -
Have you ever paid to play a gig?
Suburban Man replied to hiram.k.hackenbacker's topic in General Discussion
As I recall the sound was even more difficult than most venues because there was a wall facing the stage from about 20 feet away. The route in and out for equipment felt like 400 yards of narrow passages up and down the building, which wasn’t a lot of fun either.
