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I did get the pack of RAB Audio ProJax 40 monitor isolators (8 to a pack). I ended up using only the base (the shortest option - < 1") and it seems to hold my Dynaudio BM6a mkii's just fine and again I notice there is no vibration transmitting through to the desk/racks they are sitting on anymore. T...

all my runs are short so my patchbay is 1/4", FWIW, and the attenuators are in the patchbay I don't hear a whole lotta difference, as said so, on the side of those attenuators, it has where you stick the wires in (I'm calling the top, the part with the diagram and the screws to tighten the wires in...

yep, those are the stand-straps I wanna note i kinda got larfed at when I mentioned the line attenuators I sometimes use: https://messageboard.tapeop.com/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=90819&p=727293&hilit=pad#p727293 I think nobody bothered to look at the specs on those. While it's true it claims to do -1 t...

boring alert! I got a pack of those silicone rubber straps like VVV mentioned in another thread. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CQL54FST
maybe not the exact same, but looks like they will fit guitar stands (haven't gotten a chance to actually try them yet). super cheap for a 10 pack.

This is obviously more of a live-sound question, but anyone know of a harmonizer that actually works well for live vocals? probably pedal format, but just looking for options so whatever works (although probably needs to be under $300 or so?). I'm aware of a few. I know some will use the guitar sign...

https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail ... ap-plug-in

I've got it and use it occasionally. sometimes it does the job it needs to.

you'll enjoy it. I got my 2nd AML 5003D in the rack and I'm glad to have it (but sad that I probably have to kick out something else - haven't completely decided which one yet)

Looks awesome!

I still like the Blues Junior (admittedly I'm not a real guitar player). Easy to transport and loud enough for most gigs. But I also like that Texas blues/Fender sound. Mine is a v2, and has some BillM mods (tone stack and power stiffening) as well as an Eminence Cannibis Rex. Everyone I know that h...

So the eternal question here is whether you want your monitor rigidly attached to the Core of the Planet, or floating freely in space. Some people put their speakers on heavy stands with sharp spikes into the floor, while these products seem to promise to disconnect it as much as possible. The Mo-P...

I didn't try to take the ISO-Puck Minis apart. Height was a consideration when I looked at some of the products. The ISO-Puck Minis were the lowest profile of the products that I looked at. yeah, I wouldn't expect you to. 8) I was more just curious what the material was - are they metal or a hard p...

I got a set of IsoAcoustic's Iso-Puck Minis for them from the Amazons. They came in a day and were absolutely simple to get going. For $99 I got better imaging and clearer lows with my set up. Are the Iso-puck-minis anything more than silicone gel pads? I bought some of the Auralex ProPod Lites (th...

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Sat Apr 13, 2024 3:06 pm

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Sat Apr 13, 2024 2:54 pm

did I rack your PM1000? I can't remember anymore. I did so many back then (10-15+ years now)... I still have one that I kept and it's cool for certain things.

I really can't recall, but you might have.

yeah, looks like one I did!

FWIW, and on the inexpensive end (as always), I have a Yamaha PM1000 pre racked by someone here, really like it on guitars. And the ISA One is said to be a Neve design - lotsa options and it's wonderful with ribbons, too. No idear how close they are to 1073's. the ISA's are great but I think far aw...

Ever tried the Avedis MA5? I've got one and I put it on my bass drum (kick if you prefer) and it's never left that spot. I tried it once for a female vocal and it was awful (just too much for her) but I should try it on some other stuff again. I always forget and grab something else. And on kick it ...