Thats a stunner, I'm new to stacking up more than just a head and cabs (even after playing for years) how do you go about running the 2 heads?
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Thats a stunner, I'm new to stacking up more than just a head and cabs (even after playing for years) how do you go about running the 2 heads?
Forgot to add that it spent time on top of the fridge. 
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Here's how - upload your photos to a hosting site. I use my Comcast space but Photo Bucket or similar will do. After that's done, view the photo you want in your post and copy that url. Once you know where you want the photo to be, type [ u r l ] then paste the copied url then type [ / u r l ]. Use no spaces when you do this. Preview your post to make sure its working properly and submit!Gav4003 said:
Forgot to add that it spent time on top of the fridge.
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Here's how - upload your photos to a hosting site. I use my Comcast space but Photo Bucket or similar will do. After that's done, view the photo you want in your post and copy that url. Once you know where you want the photo to be, type [ u r l ] then paste the copied url then type [ / u r l ]. Use no spaces when you do this. Preview your post to make sure its working properly and submit!
I did the image host thingy. <imgsrc"myurl"> (I know there is a space between img and src, just didn't want it to show anything)
I always host it on Photobucket. So, here you use bracket, then the acronym url then bracket, then the url of my pic, then bracket then forward slash, then acronym url, then bracket, correct? No spaces and no <>, no quotations, correct?
We'd all love to see that LH1000, man!!! Post it soon!!!
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Some vintage Kickback goodness...
Bought the first KB10 that came to town. It's been everything from my practice amp to my main amp on stage. Here's a snippet from a board recording where I'm running only the KB10. One channel is the DI out and the other is the speaker mic'd with an AKG D1000E. Bass is a Yamaha BB3000AF.
That remembers me my first ever amp, a hartke B30.
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Will do, asap.
Right now, it's in New York at Samsontech, trying to figure out an intermittent volume change problem, with Larry on top of it (figuratively speaking. lol).
Hartke is all about service after the sale. The best!
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That's right, vB code uses brackets and its own wording. What was generated by Photobucket is used in HTML coding.
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I've asked Larry that via Facebook. I got a response, not an answer.
There does not seem to be right now. I want one to go with the 112 I am going to order next week or two
Is that an Acoustic B410? Nice.
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This thread certainly seems to be going well!!!!
Hydrive 115c here - 1/2paper and 1/2aluminum. Love the "shape" control and it's LOUD. Number please?
QUESTION: I practice through a ZOOM pedal into headphones and love the stereo/delay sound - has anyone experimented with two cabinets (placed far apart) to get this effect in a room?
Hydrive 115c here - 1/2paper and 1/2aluminum. Love the "shape" control and it's LOUD. Number please?
QUESTION: I practice through a ZOOM pedal into headphones and love the stereo/delay sound - has anyone experimented with two cabinets (placed far apart) to get this effect in a room?
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