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hey guys,
hope you don't mind me chiming in. I just saw that you were discussing latency through the amp. I don't have all the details right here, but know that we are around 1.6ms, so to use the "sound through air" analogy that means 1.6 foot or moving around 50cm's further away from you amp.
Uffe (TCE)
That's pretty much zero latency to the player. That's very good!hey guys,
hope you don't mind me chiming in. I just saw that you were discussing latency through the amp. I don't have all the details right here, but know that we are around 1.6ms, so to use the "sound through air" analogy that means 1.6 foot or moving around 50cm's further away from you amp.
Uffe (TCE)
hey guys,
hope you don't mind me chiming in. I just saw that you were discussing latency through the amp. I don't have all the details right here, but know that we are around 1.6ms, so to use the "sound through air" analogy that means 1.6 foot or moving around 50cm's further away from you amp.
Uffe (TCE)
It's definitely an unfortunate name. Since the word has come to stand for southern racism in the US, I think it's a good idea to change it. It's doubtful that many black bassists in the US will be comfortable with a head called the RebelHead.[Invalid or Expired Link Removed]
**UPDATE** 1/22/09 -- TC Electronic has announced they'll be renaming the RebelHead450 to RH450, RebelStack cabinets to RS210/212 (depending on speaker size selection) and the RebelControl to the RC4 (remote). **UPDATE**
I guess the Good Old Boy name ruined it?
I feel dumb... I didn't make the connection until now. I side with JimmyM that the name change is a good idea.. . . I guess the Good Old Boy name ruined it?
It's definitely an unfortunate name. Since the word has come to stand for southern racism in the US, I think it's a good idea to change it. It's doubtful that many black bassists in the US will be comfortable with a head called the RebelHead.
I think it's PC gone way out of hand personally, but if I were marketing an item in a foreign country and found out the name had the potential to offend a certain large sector of buyers, I'd change it, too. There's no reason to even go there. Not like it's art or entertainment. But the fact that you're not offended by the word "rebel" is cool. That just proves you have bigger fish to fry in your life to waste time on silliness.Maybe... but I seriously doubt that. I know it didn't bother me in the least. Neither did the Andre Agassi Canon commercials.
I'll gladly test one with the original name.
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