Last minute items
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BFT Gibson
Ambassador of Originality
Got an Epi Sheraton 2 in the cart
DirtySteve
Ambassador of Hold My Beer
I've spent way too much money on gear this year, I think I'm done...for now.
LiveeviL2000
Ambassador of Pentagonal Pentatonics
Then the sun rises tomorrow and you are buying again!
Don’t feel bad. I’ve told myself that exact same lie. lol
DirtySteve
Ambassador of Hold My Beer
Then the sun rises tomorrow and you are buying again!
Don’t feel bad. I’ve told myself that exact same lie. lol
That's why I said "for now". I know how it goes.
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ibmorjamn
Ambassador of Moar Jammin
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Jethro Rocker
Ambassador of Live & Loud Action
Have another Peavey Feedback Ferret coming, just a spare they are fantastic and have been discontinued for some time.
Jethro Rocker
Ambassador of Live & Loud Action
Not to hijack thread but I should explain the Ferret.
Generally one finds graphic EQs used to reduce monitor feedback or ring out the room. We have one for each monitor send built in to the new digital board.
The problem is the Q is not very narrow on a graphic meaning one frequency pulled down will affect the frequencies on either side.
Note how the 200 hz slider also affects from 150 to 300 which affects the overall response in the monitor.
The Feedback Ferret uses a very narrow notch filter only affecting the offending frequency.
So it lleaves the sound essentially the same but weeds out just the feedback frequencies. It also is specific to just those frequencies rather than the preset ones on a graphic. Start turning monitor levels up with no speaking or anything and as feedback starts it quickly fades it out.
Essential gear to me.
Generally one finds graphic EQs used to reduce monitor feedback or ring out the room. We have one for each monitor send built in to the new digital board.
The problem is the Q is not very narrow on a graphic meaning one frequency pulled down will affect the frequencies on either side.
Note how the 200 hz slider also affects from 150 to 300 which affects the overall response in the monitor.
The Feedback Ferret uses a very narrow notch filter only affecting the offending frequency.
So it lleaves the sound essentially the same but weeds out just the feedback frequencies. It also is specific to just those frequencies rather than the preset ones on a graphic. Start turning monitor levels up with no speaking or anything and as feedback starts it quickly fades it out.
Essential gear to me.
SG John
Ambassador of Cool Guitars and Amps.
I bought a 2x12 to go with my Matamp. Someone in Montreal was selling a Series 2000 Anniversary cabinet which only 60 were made to mark Matamp’s 60th Anniversary. It was originally sold with a special model Series 2000 head and reverb unit similar to Peter Green’s original rig. The guy only had the cab. It should be here next week. I hope it actually gets here.
Sapient
Ambassador of Vocal Inspiration
LiveeviL2000
Ambassador of Pentagonal Pentatonics
There are 15 days left to the year.
Who knows what can happen in that time.
Always wanted a EVH Phase 90. That could be a last minute item. Never know!
Who knows what can happen in that time.
Always wanted a EVH Phase 90. That could be a last minute item. Never know!
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ibmorjamn
Ambassador of Moar Jammin
I had been looking at the waves stuff, I just need to take a break. I also purchased a custom drum set exp pack in EZ drummer. I need to upgrade to 3 but the thing bugging me is a control surface. I don't have room for a electric kit but theYou know me, ibs. Last minute as in this last week. Lol.
Christmas has been merry so far for me. Now I have to buy for others. Seems I think more about the money then. Lol.
Merry Christmas all!
Alesis Sample Pad Pro would work.
