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Goodnight Lou!Ok gang. I'm out. More tomorrow.
Goodnight Lou!Ok gang. I'm out. More tomorrow.
Three mind blowing individuals! Just all around great people. So original. Can't say enough good about them. Glad I discovered them from the beginning when I was 10.
LOL! Busted! Here is a flash forwardQueen takes Kings Rook .Check Mate...
Now there is a woman with class! She is fine!Yes I have lots of her stuff on records.
Here's one that she did a bit more funky
We crossed paths with the Rounders many, many times. Really love Channing especially. He's a true to his word type of guy. I ran sound for their bass player Mike Hagaman's first band 10 cent Whiskey for a few years and would have to tape his forearm up cause he wailed on the upright so hard he'd injure himself. They played one of my best friend's wedding rehearsal dinner. We shared a few bills with those fellers. There was a place called the Lizard Lounge that catered to the Americana scene there in the 90's. Great shows from some of my favorites like The Star Room Boys and Two Dollar Pistols, Tift Merrits first band the Carbines The Drive-By Truckers .and Neko Case on their way up. One of my crowning moments was opening for Alejandro Escovedo. Chills still. That was a hell of a time.
I change things a lot, but recently did some simplifying. I use an old Sony switcher.I've got a similar Zoom unit in one of the studio racks (top unit):
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I guess what I mean is, what is the signal path and how is it set-up? Are you summing in mono, or running in stereo? Is there one stereo source signal being affected by the Zoom unit? I'm planning on splitting and running a separate amp to a set of stereo speakers so I can control volume and amount of 'verb without affecting my main ("dry"/original) outputs. I also need to set-up some kind of attenuation for my Mission "tops;" when I use them with the Novas in A+B mode, the Missions are too hot and overpower the Novas, and bass and mid-range perception suffer. I want everything controlled as separate sends/"zones."
GJ
Back in 86, drove a 1.6L Dodge (Mitsubishi) Colt, with a friend and a Concord tapedeck,Forgot how many great songs he has.
Yea so you get it too how another channel affects the main 2?I change things a lot, but recently did some simplifying. I use an old Sony switcher.
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For discrete rear (from quad reels or whatever), the rear channels go thru the switcher to the rear inputs of a Sansui QS-1, which I am using as a basic quad preamp.
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I just have Y-connectors at the moment to split the main stereo signal. One split goes to the front inputs on the Sansui (100% dry) and the other to the inputs on the Zoom. The outputs from the Zoom go to the little switcher, then to the rear in on the Sansui. Did I explain that clearly?
The complete front/rear and left/right balance controls on the Sansui make it easy to set levels or check just one channel, or channel pair, to verify correct settings. I only use the discrete quad inputs on the Sansui, and switch sources upstream with external switchers. The stereo and surround inputs on the Sansui do weird things. The plain old stereo input, for instance, greatly reduces separation, and I don't care much for the surround options. Probably saying too much here, I should just draw and post a diagram.
The things we did back in the day. Makes me tired just thinking about it!Back in 86, drove a 1.6L Dodge (Mitsubishi) Colt, with a friend and a Concord tapedeck,
Through a freak snowstorm, 150 miles from the foothills, up I-5 (in freak snow with semi-s wizzing by, no chains of course)
To Redding to see Eddie "Mahoney" Money, then sleep in the car afterwards for a few hours
and drive back when the sun started melting things..
Eddie Money. I've been a fan since he started.
We crossed paths with the Rounders many, many times. Really love Channing especially. He's a true to his word type of guy. I ran sound for their bass player Mike Hagaman's first band 10 cent Whiskey for a few years and would have to tape his forearm up cause he wailed on the upright so hard he'd injure himself. They played one of my best friend's wedding rehearsal dinner. We shared a few bills with those fellers. There was a place called the Lizard Lounge that catered to the Americana scene there in the 90's. Great shows from some of my favorites like The Star Room Boys and Two Dollar Pistols, Tift Merrits first band the Carbines The Drive-By Truckers .and Neko Case on their way up. One of my crowning moments was opening for Alejandro Escovedo. Chills still. That was a hell of a time.
AWESOME story!!!The Drive-By Truckers .and Neko Case on their way up. One of my crowning moments was opening for Alejandro Escavedo. Chills still.
Yea (looks around the room for affirmation like an old Western movie, rubs neck, kicks at the air)Quarterflash will never not get a like from me.
This gal has a good voice. Very Dinah Washington meets Sade, burlesque sounding. LikeCecille McLorin Salvant
Dreams and Daggers
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