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Team Trace Elliott Pt 3
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I don't think you can link facbook photos. Do attach it or host someplace else.A club I'd be proud to join!
Yeah thanks. The face book think was a last ditch attempt. Usually my Iphoto uploads without incident
Photo is probably too big to attach on TB. You can use image shack and link using img tags. I think it has to be a jpg, which is why FB doesn't load.
From the TB rules/FAQ/CUP page...
"There are two ways to add a picture to your post. The first and best way, is an available option when the image is already on the web somewhere. If this is the case, grab the URL of the image (in most browsers, right-click on the image, then "copy image location"). Then, in your post, paste in that URL, and wrap it with tags. So for example:
L/bracket 'img' R/bracket [url]http://www.somesite.com/someimage.jpg[/url] L/bracket '/img' R/bracket*
This will display your image "in-line" - that is, it will appear full size, in your post exactly where you put the URL.
The second method is to upload image attachments to your post. This takes up space in your attachment quota (which is larger for Supporting Members), and the images will appear as small thumbnails beneath your post. A user can click the thumbnails to get the full size version.
To upload an attachment to your post, below where you type your post text there is an optioned labled "manage attachments". Follow the instructions there to upload your images. Note the size (filesize and dimension size) restrictions on uploaded images.
Given the fact that there is no size restriction on 'linked' images vs 'uploaded' images, and given that linked images appear full size in the post, this is the preferred method of including pictures in your post. There are websites out there like PhotoBucket.com which will host your images for you at no cost."
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* I had to replace the actual bracket with a poorly-written description...it wouldn't show otherwise.
L/bracket = [
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And now it's showing a fake address...this is getting better by the minute. Follow the link I posted in the first line and look for the 2nd question under 'TB most asked questions' to see what it's supposed to look like.
"There are two ways to add a picture to your post. The first and best way, is an available option when the image is already on the web somewhere. If this is the case, grab the URL of the image (in most browsers, right-click on the image, then "copy image location"). Then, in your post, paste in that URL, and wrap it with tags. So for example:
L/bracket 'img' R/bracket [url]http://www.somesite.com/someimage.jpg[/url] L/bracket '/img' R/bracket*
This will display your image "in-line" - that is, it will appear full size, in your post exactly where you put the URL.
The second method is to upload image attachments to your post. This takes up space in your attachment quota (which is larger for Supporting Members), and the images will appear as small thumbnails beneath your post. A user can click the thumbnails to get the full size version.
To upload an attachment to your post, below where you type your post text there is an optioned labled "manage attachments". Follow the instructions there to upload your images. Note the size (filesize and dimension size) restrictions on uploaded images.
Given the fact that there is no size restriction on 'linked' images vs 'uploaded' images, and given that linked images appear full size in the post, this is the preferred method of including pictures in your post. There are websites out there like PhotoBucket.com which will host your images for you at no cost."
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* I had to replace the actual bracket with a poorly-written description...it wouldn't show otherwise.
L/bracket = [
R/bracket = ]
And now it's showing a fake address...this is getting better by the minute. Follow the link I posted in the first line and look for the 2nd question under 'TB most asked questions' to see what it's supposed to look like.
How does the v-type 300h compare to the AH350SMX. I currently own a 300h and love it. Just curious.
I really mean tone wise. I know the 300h is aiming at a tube sound, but what about ah350smx? The guy I bought my 1048 has one and it peaks my interest.(I'm never happy.)
The smx pre is very clean, crazy powerful EQ, compressors. Loud!
I've never heard a V-type. It's probably a bit more sophisticated than a Fender EQ.
I've never heard a V-type. It's probably a bit more sophisticated than a Fender EQ.
So I just noticed yesterday that my 1048h has a buzz when I play the seventh fret on the f string (c standard tuning). It gets louder as I raise the volume and isn't present at the lowest volume. I've taken off everything that I can possibly take off and felt around while buzzing and I can't find the issue. I'm playing through a v-type 300h head if it helps. At this point I'm thinking it's the horn. The sound is coming from the front of the cab. The horn attenuator has no stopping point, it just spins freely so I don't think I'm having effect on it. There's resistance but doesn't stop. I don't use the horn and at this point I'm thinking of cutting the wire. I just can't take this buzz. Help
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