StingRayBoy42

Lekato sent me the manual - as I suspected it's pretty much 1. plug in. 2. turn on (3. make sure they're on the same channel) but I've attached it for anyone who wants it. It does GENIUNELY say attach the transmitter to "guitars, mussels, blowtorches etc" - I would strongly advise that you do not attempt to attach it to a mussel or a blowtorch. Anyone who can't work out that the one with the picture of a guitar on goes in the (Bass) guitar and the one with the picture of the speaker on goes in the amp (even with dymo and/or colour coded labels attached) should present themselves to their nearest freelance vivsectionist, police station, glue factory or tannery. I will ABSOLUTELY plug them into the wrong things at my next gig. WS-90 USER MANUAL M01582N.pdf

My Lekato WS-90s came without a user manual - has anyone got one they could scan/photograph and send to me? (I realise it'll probably say 1. plug in. 2. turn on. but I wouldn't mind seeing if there's anything else I should know!) Ta

One day at a time, mate.

I bought some wireless IEMs from Paul - good price, fabulous item (exacty as described), quick postage and great communications throughout. Deal with complete and total confidence!

Nice one, Andy - I'm in.

What if you like playing more than one type of music?!

I find it hard to believe that anyone's *so* busy they can't find an hour somewhere to look over some stuff they'll be playing live! Unless their other bands are Dragonforce/Dream Theater tributes, in which case, I'd probably believe them!

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I'm in lots of bands/dep occasionally and the golden rule (as others have said) is: If you've said yes to a gig and it's in your diary, you do it. I've just had to turn down a well paid wedding gig as I'll be up in Manchester (playing for next to nothing - an old mate's originals band) next weekend. This gig was organised months ago, so I'm doing it. If you start ducking out of gigs for better paid ones, people will quickly stop asking you to gig... you're only as good as your word. Use Google calendar and encourage everyone else to - this makes everyone's life a LOT easier and cuts down the potential for oopsies in my experience. As someone above said - if someone in your band is getting offered stuff like IOW festival.... that'd be a different matter. I'd imagine they've made that pretty clear from the outset! And as someone else said - get a few deps on board! As for people turning up to gigs/rehearsals without having practiced... that's just laziness, surely?!

Yeah, you wouldn't want anything too OTT on a sparkly purple T'bird, would you?! 😃

I've worked with a few singers I'd like to do that to!

What's the weight of the singer (in Kilderkins) please?