EBS_freak

Im hoping for a review of the Jodi vac from Tonyf shortly...

Ha! Very good

Does anybody but me care about power cables? I'm slowly replacing my IECs and power runs with H07RN-F.. . The non flexible nature of typical power cable really gets on my nerves...

Especially when the word "literally" is inserted before the word play. Err.. it literally doesn't.

Rare (then you look in the BC listings and find another 3 for sale)

Absolutely mint - see the pictures to show the small dings (hardly be able to be picked up by camera*) *Looks like hell to the naked eye.

Strung with flats. Well given the majority of people play round wounds and most people will want to play it before purchase... are you trying to scupper your own sale?

These look interesting too- https://store.trifibre.co.uk/waterproof-equipment-hard-carry-case-watertight-photography-tool-box-with-foam.html

[quote name='Gunsfreddy2003' timestamp='1510324790' post='3405625'] BC Gigster engine and Allen & Heath ME 1. [/quote] OK - off the top of my head, these spring to mind - ME1 - [url="https://www.maplin.co.uk/p/small-flight-case-with-foam-interior-n50fu"]https://www.maplin.c...-interior-n50fu[/url] Gigster too big to fit in there - you may be able to find something similar but slightly larger. EDIT: Here you go - https://www.maplin.co.uk/p/large-rugged-case-n79gg

[quote name='nilebodgers' timestamp='1510321324' post='3405579'] If you don't have subs then don't bother going through the desk, you aren't going to gain anything as your amp will still have to carry all the bottom end. [/quote] Nope. The bulk of the bass that you are hearing is going to be coming out the tops. Does your average home stereo with bookshelf speakers not enable you to hear the bass due to the lack of bass....? Subs add weight to the note and you won't get anywhere like a sub response out of your standard bass cabinets. There's no reason why you can't use decent full range tops for putting your bass through and get great results.

What sort of items are you looking to case?

[quote name='stingrayPete1977' timestamp='1510136043' post='3404162'] Or steal a cat 5e cable from work and plug it in directly for free [/quote] Or even a quick search on eBay has shown that I can get a 5m cable for £1.65 - with free shipping!

[quote name='bonzodog' timestamp='1510093984' post='3404023'] Yes all sorted but thanks for the very kind offer [/quote] Wheres the pics then?!

[quote name='dood' timestamp='1510004577' post='3403253'] Ha ha ha ha ha!!!! You know me so well! - Actually it's just an interface for a non-XLR-P48 device but don't want anything too big and also want a headphone monitor. [/quote] That Mackie is about as small as it gets. Was going to suggest the little Mackie 4 channel digital mixer... but it doesn't pan. How pants is that?!

What heath robinson contraption are you coming up with now!?

To be fair, it's criminal to use anything but a digital mixer and a tablet nowadays... the portability and the amount of tools onboard to help you with all the tricky situations you may face, is reason enough alone. For something the size of a shoe box, you have a plethora of outboard available to you! Combined with the lightweight, high output PA speakers you can get, there's no reason to break your back either. It really is a great great era to be into PA!

[quote name='tonyf' timestamp='1509705146' post='3400980'] Pricey but if it works, all is good in the hood. Need to order one of those once payday swings around. [/quote] Yeah - if you need to send you inears back for wax removal, it would be as expensive as getting a vac. It's on my list of stuff to get... just never been near the top of the list.

[quote name='owen' timestamp='1509647982' post='3400619'] We designed a custom Waistpack Sport Pouch My life is complete! [/quote] I know, right! I'm just hoping it arrives soon. I may be dead yet before I do at least one gig on it! I'm hoping this is infinitely more portable than a bass board... and delivers some pelt! :-p

[quote name='tonyf' timestamp='1509637275' post='3400516'] Need to get my 1964 V8s cleaned. Over time, bits of wax have accumulated in the ports. The cleaning tool supplied has been semi successful but it's managed to push bits of wax further into the ports. Can't actually get to some of it now and I'm worried it's starting to affect the output of some of the drivers. Any ideas? [/quote] Hearing aid vac. 64 actually sell one on their site. EDIT - here it is - https://www.64audio.com/product/Jodi-Vac-Consumer

[quote name='tonyf' timestamp='1509632965' post='3400471'] Have just pulled the trigger on a pair of UE900s. [/quote] Naughty. Next question... colour scheme... design? (As you know, thats the hardest decision to make)

[quote name='tonyf' timestamp='1509632433' post='3400463'] How long does the reshell take to do? Could really do with a pair of 900s as a spare and getting them reshelled would make em more useful for travelling and work where I don't want to risk losing the V8s. [/quote] I think his took 3 or 4 weeks to turn around.

You would typically fill in a "Foreign Shipper's Declaration of US Goods returned form" - something along the lines of this - http://images.fedex.com/downloads/jp/contact/cf3311.pdf When I returned goods, I attached it to the package itself and sent a copy via email to the manufacturer. In the description, specify the goods and underneath that, the statement "returning for repair" and "9801.00.1055" (this is the HTS code for U.s. Goods Provided For In Chapter 85, Others, Returning, Without Having Been Advanced In Value Or Improved In Condition By Any Process). I also tend to put my phone number on as the sender and the destination address and phone number (which should be on the package anyway). I've done this plenty of times. Went through no problem, no customs problems. On return to the UK, the manufacturer should be clued up enough to do the same for bringing it back into the UK. As stated above, the only chargeables will be components, postage and bench time and not the cost of the unit itself. With regards to insurance - cover it at it's full cost. Hope this helps.

[quote name='mcnach' timestamp='1509631756' post='3400453'] Very tempted to get mine done. I find getting the right tips for fit and isolation is crucial, and can't get better fit than going for a reshell I guess. [/quote] Bang on. Once you have customs, you'll realise that a universal with tips is always a compromise! It can take a little while to get the customs to sit properly in your ears... but once youve figured out how to insert them (for some people it will take pulling the outer ear to see the customs deep into the ear canal), the seal... the fit and the isolation... is second to none.

Indie? Surely it's jeans, Cons and a Fred Perry polo all the way?