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Yes exactly. You can daisy chain them using the in/thru sockets (with each needing its own power supply) or feed them an individual cat 5 cable from the P16D splitter - which I think means they don't need separate power. Either way, each unit gets 16 channels from the XR18 that can be mixed, panned, eq'd etc completely independently of each other and independently of every other P16M. In stereo.
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All sounds very complicated to me! What happened to your XR18/P16M idea? I run that setup and it's perfect. You can then run the P16M in to a wireless unit or from the headphone out in to a P1. You already have experience of the P16M so you know how good it is when modifying your own stereo mix..
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I'm the same. Whatever we try in a gig situation this thing is introducing a noticeable hiss, and when everyone is running IEMs this isn't acceptable. I'm also experiencing the pronounced top end. I can dial this out with EQ but I don't want to have to adjust it every time. I'm persevering for the time being but keep switching ba k to the GLXD....
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That’s where I’d pretty much got to as no one else seems to be suffering the same as me, so back it goes. I’ll exchange it as I want to persevere! Thanks!
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You're gonna have to tell me what I'm doing wrong! I normally run a GLXD+ plugged in to a Helix (no backline, in ears from a Sennheiser G4) but reading this thread I bought one of these and tried it last night. Dreadful latency and thin tone were the first things I noticed, and a high pitched hum through the PA and everyone's IEMs. Switched back to the Shure and everything back to normal. And I don't like the fact that you can't have the transmitter section flush with the bass body as the plug doesn't angle 90 degrees unless you fold it back on itself. It's clearly not designed to be used that way though as it has a small disc of protective foam on one side but not the other.... home use only for me I'm afraid..
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It's a great system. Adds a tuner to your pedal board, too. The 'Tx' has a belt clip but i keep mine in a pouch attached to my guitar strap.
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Thanks, that’s now on my list of things to do. It’s only recently started happening though so I’m wondering if there’s a component failure somewhere….
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i have a Fender 18v active circuit in a Dimension bass. I'm getting low background buzz (not hum) which goes away when strings are touched but when pots are touched (vol, treble, mid, bass) the buzzing increases dramatically. When I use the Boss Waza headphones (i.e. wireless) no buzz at all and the sound is perfect. There is no active passive switch. Things I have checked Batteries Leads Amp Location Solder joints Bridge grounding Output jack Any other ideas? Thanks Steve
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They don't come as standard, but I find the B string retainer works well on these 5 strings..
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No description required really, this is in 'as new' condition, never actually used, even though I have prepped it with velcro ( original rubber feet supplied). Comes with original box and little manual. £260 including shipping to UK. -
Mine flashes green on good input and red on clipping.
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Lovely lovely lovely. It's what I use with my ABM750 nearly all the time! Really light, with wheels and handles and excellent deep but tight bass. I have a Barefaced 610 also but hardly use it as the Supertwin does it all.
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Having done the superglue thing, I would not do it again. When I did want to adjust the screws I had superglued, I chewed the slot up trying to free it, they were stuck so hard. I ended up disassembling the bridge and heating up the stuck parts on my gas stove, to free them up then replaced the screws. Nail varnish is the way ahead!
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1. works fine but you'll still need ipad control over your mix 2. Overly complex for what you get 3. Fine if you wwant to stay wired using the headphone out of the P16M 4. This is what I do in the main, though mine looks like this
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If you’re using your stereo headphone out then you’ll need a 6.3mm TRS to dual XLR I think. The left input is likely to be mono only and if you use that you’ll need to set your receiver to dual mono mode. On my Sennheiser unit it’s called ‘focus’ mode.
