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Might be time to get bigger headphones.

Thanx HEAPS for that. ROTFLMFAO.... That's gonna be a tuff one to learn....

In a word, no.... but that doesn't mean don't. LOL. [... but I don't think your Kitty will like it!]

That was insanely awesome!!!! Brought back HUGE memories. Anyone have a link to the lyrics?

I had a Jeff Beck day recently. There's some amazing stuff/gigs on youtube.

Could listen to this over and over forever..... David Lee Roth: The Best. Awesome guitar work by Steve Vai throughout.

Sorry for that last post. It's 3.30am, and am a bit tired. Anyway, > this < Beringer will do the job. But there's others like an older DBX DriveRack PA like > this < which can be found cheaply locally. More info > here < I just sold one for AU$250. Or even the Ashley like Skratch mentioned...

They're out there.... >>> These are pretty good. Similar units are around AU$220 new. OOPS! Sorry. Posted the WRONG thing. Hang on, looking for the RIGHT thing...... back in a minute.

But..... if Darcy is getting serious with adding another amp and horns, then he'll have to run an active x-over, and most come with built-in limiters these days.

Yes, I got sucked in by the first pic. My mistake. Your pic shows it much better. ;)

Re: using two 10" As far as 43xx JBL Studio Monitors went, I don't think any had dual low mids. The 4350 used a single 2123. The models below that [434x] used 2121. These things were considered over the top loud with just one 10". Didn't need any more. The 2123 is rated at 250 WRMS. Pro'ly 600...

One was a Passive Radiator tho' wasn't it?

It's actually 'vented'. UPDATE: Correction. It's not. Sorry. :( Some of the early JBL's had no vents. That's why they were so low power. Once they stuck a hole in the back, handling went up considerably because air could get in to cool the voicecoil.

I'd like some of these: Audio-Spotlight They've used them at THE JOHN F. KENNEDY PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY AND MUSEUM Amazing technology and what they can do with sound these days. Defies logic.

I was going to ask you if you went to that one.

I guess 'real' is in the ears of the beholder. I used to record almost everyone I did live gigs for on the night. Then I'd play it back through the same sound system that I used on the night or a facsimile of, at home. With a bit of tweaking I could get it to sound pretty damn good. It was...

EP albums Divine Moments of Truth (2000) Dorset Perception (2004) The God Particle (2010) Carnival of Peculiarities (2021) Remix albums Remixed (2003) Remixed volume 2 (2005) Unreleased Remixes (2008) (download only) Shpongle & Mad Tribe – Stoned Remixes (2016-05-09, Tip Records...

.... and then there's all the vids! >>> Shpongle on YouTube

Studio albums Are You Shpongled? (1998) Tales of the Inexpressible (2001) Nothing Lasts... But Nothing Is Lost (2005) Ineffable Mysteries from Shpongleland (2009) Museum of Consciousness (2013) Codex VI (2017)

I've played the first two albums, then the last to compare who they were to what they are, and then I'll play the rest to see how they got to there. If that makes sense... I've had to back the bass off HEAPS at times, so I've just whacked a DBX compressor over the bass amp, and let it sort...