Another handy thing to know - if you set up the shipment this way from the outset (having it sent to a FedEx center) its cheaper than if delivered to your home or business.
good to know.
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Another handy thing to know - if you set up the shipment this way from the outset (having it sent to a FedEx center) its cheaper than if delivered to your home or business.
A nice feature with FEDEX is that you can call them with the tracking number (if you are going to be out of town) and tell them to hold it at a local facility for you. Then pick it up when you wish. You can do it on the web too.
Kinda handy.
.....then Camo.

Thats because i already re-routed it to my place
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Thats because i already re-routed it to my place
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Well after almost 4 1/2 years being out of work, I landed a good job. So I will be picking up my mail-order bride Monique in a couple of months. And a couple of Bergantinos. But not an HT115.
Congrats on the employment!!
I can see though, you made cash writing poems to Roxanne for Christian.
We should all be so lucky!

I appreciate this testing and evaluation. It helps me too.
It does seem to me that we are hooking our Line Out into a variety of input impedances. An impedance mismatch can give us serious degradation of sound and playing characteristics. And to make matters difficult, not every product documents the input impedance.
An occasional standard of a 10K input impedance is what a lot of builders use for their EFX returns and Power Amp inputs. That is what Monique Line Out is optimized for.
"I can see though, you made cash writing poems to Roxanne for Christian."
What a puzzling thing to say... is this some kind of reference to Cyrano de Bergerac, Chadds?
Hey Jule, had 'tape' running at this week's slightly drunken practice. Monique of various tones all over the place:
Great playing, 'Skies! Thanks for the recordings.
Sweet!
For being "slightly drunk" you're playing is pretty dang crisp, in fact the whole band sounds really, really good. Big points on the vibro-slap as well.