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|    Ouisie to JimD    |
|    Re: big bands, dynamics ... and stuff    |
|    11 Dec 17 15:13:17    |
      From: someone@anywheret.net              "JimD" wrote in message news:2017120623440972965-email@nowherecom...              > eh, there is a small issue. The plugs are just barely longer than will fit       > and let the front case lid go on. Plan is to trim the strain relief       > plastic about a quarter inch :-)              Maybe something could be done to shim or otherwise increase the clearance       space for the lid.              > I always think smaller, but then I know I'll be carrying the stuff myself.              Lighter and less things anyway ;)              > It is kinda odd, needing to actually DO something to get the warranty       > activated. Perhaps registering lenghtens it or something.              Yep, and since I've already done it, by BUYING the gear, that's quite       enough!              > Sorry, not, I just call it that. It isn't powered. None of our pa heads       > ( except one ) have built in power. We have external amps, and mostly we       > used powered speakers.              I was just thinking how cool if would be if it had something like 500W of       power to go with it ;)              >We used the new setup today at a duo. It worked fine. No glitches, no       >surprises.              Behringer is known for good equipment.              > There is one thing, I see now that the Focusrite 6i6 isn't needed anymore.       > The XR18 has all that functionality built in, and a lot more. So I took       > the 6i6 out of the rack this evening and got it all working without it.       > Wow.              Better and better.              > It's about complexity vs reliability. Can I trust this stuff ? Sure.              It's dedicated and has a name that's known for quality, I'd say so.              > I can remember when the big issue was could we trust computers at gigs.       > Ha. Of course back when that was a question, computers were big,       > unreliable, and had old mechanical hard drives. I remember even using crt       > screens at jobs. How scary was that ? We built them into floor monitor       > looking cases. Ah, the good old days .... haha.              BIG difference! Computers are made for Retarded Zombie Idiot Robots, which       don't care about anything that requires thinking, but Dedicated Music       equipment is quite another, and refreshing matter!              I Behringer made a computer specifically designed for musicians, Then I'd be       more interested!              > Luckily we don't have any band jobs for about a month. Lots of solo and       > duo gigs before that to dial this stuff in. It'll be ok. It's basically       > just one little box with a whole bunch of things in it that we were having       > to use seperate items to do. Now it's one thing. As long as that holds       > up, we're good. Probably carry some of the old pieces around for a while       > as backup, until that gets old and we trust this thing.              Jim              I'd say the very situation, and its factors more than justify not having to       worry about the new equipment, Now if it had anything to do with crApple, or       MicroPuke, then I'd really worry!              Ouisie              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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