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The funding matters is why I'm here, blathering on about law and land. I've seen your video Seth. Everyone out there is on that game with boating and videos.- "like and subscribe". It's too predictable. For all the right reasons, which are that it's all we know because we weren't taught. ....

Charles! Good to hear from you! It definitely sounds like you've gone down an adventurous rabbit hole there, with the whole law/Bible deal. I don't have it in me to dive in with you, but I can't say it doesn't sound fascinating! I'm really happy to see you back here. Missed you, buddy. That's very ...

With respect to rotary subs, it was a thing many decades ago, when we didn't have the low frequency drivers we've had since the turn of the century. Now they're a curiosity, no more relevant than dial up internet access. I wondered if there'd be a place for them commercially in cinemas, as a premiu...

Hello all, It has been a looong time. August 2020 was the last time, i think. Very sad to see that Grant has passed - what a loss. Why am I back? ...Because I have something to say, that perhaps a few may be interested to hear, ...in my experience, not many are, but if it helps just one then great. ...

Thanks for the Tommy Emmanuel tip guys - I'd never heard of him. Oh my word. Stunning. A guy I follow on youtube called Charles Cornell is a good player and does a variety of music explanation, analysis and humorous accompaniment to people talking / acting out.

Do you want such a big amp as that? The general theory is to run amps wide open, and use a limiter on the signal, as is required in plans for horn subwoofer safety. It doesn't make sense having massive available power in that scenario.

Hi Grille, I have a Thomann TSA 4-300. Whilst being heavier than switch mode powered ("digital") amps, it's not that heavy, at 7.5kg. https://www.thomann.de/gb/the_tamp_tsa_4_300.htm Can't speak for the other higher power versions, but mine is great - has never missed a beat, and the price...

On my journey with learning about recording techniques, this one is a new genre for me, and though binaurual recording has been covered here before, this seems to be the fullest use of such a technique it. There is apparently an acoustically pleasing phenomenon which helps a lot of people relax, go ...

Pretty serious Bruce!

I'd be interested to see/hear the results post gig if there'd be any footage.

Maton guitars remind me of The Wiggles.

I'm waiting for the weather, to get another start on building an extension. Rain probability 50% this afternoon and >90% through Friday-Saturday. OTOH, I'm also piano tuning, so me and Mrs J can record some stuff for a contribution to remote church meetings - getting round to exploring mid-side reco...

Very nice work Bruce.

The reference to hunting around with a flashlight in the back of a case triggers me. Definitely the way to go, and the investment is independent of the frequency of set-ups.

Woke up the other morning thinking of this song - The sun goes down (Livin it up): https://youtu.be/I-hvF8NLMRs There's just so many good songs by Level 42. Another musician's band. The modern trend seems to be fatter bass, and there are different EQ versions (presumably mastering) of this track. I ...

Hello Bernhard. Love your thread title. So true. Sounds like you're doing some interesting stuff.

I love the router template - straight cut plates, fixed down - so simple and way neater than drilling and jig sawing, which I did on mine. I don't think I knew about the size for size copying router bit when I made my baffles - same as a lot of things really. Nice work.

Nice review Grant. Must've been loud up close.

It crossed my mind about having a single column of four. I appreciate line sources are frequency dependent, however I see a line projecting in my mind's eye, as opposed to a 'point', and it still makes some sense.