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Well, I figured if there was no speaker cable mentioned and only one power cable mentioned...you didn't read that right for some of it, I clearly did mention a power cable ..I forgot to mention that I do have a speaker cable ...I wish I had a cordless amp, space aged stuff there huh?
I’ve been messing with the settings trying to make the picture better. It doesn’t seem help that much. It’s either too dark or too grainy looking at dark shows. In regular lighting I think it works fine but the fish eye effect does make everyone look fat lolI only have the q4 since about two years and have recorded many gigs with it. I was a bit disappointed regarding the picture quality, too. But the settings are very important. If you don't get decent results at daylight or at a bright stage, most likely the settings are wrong! It is not as sharp or bright as an iPhone 7 cam, but not much worse. The Q8 should be a bit better than my Q4.
Turkey sandwitch
Instant coffee
The latest issue of swank magazine
9volts
My Resmed bag makes a great gig bag.
Ingredients are:
Tascam recorder with clamps,
Wind screen,
Backup battery pack,
A/C cord,
2 Shure microphones,
Microphone Cables.
Power strip,
Spare speaker cables,
Remote control for lights,
Spare Instrument cable,
Wireless modules for my bass
Spare set of strings.
Assorted plugs
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I have 187 separate issues of Swank...Swank? They're still print publishing that?
Fair point. My gig bag also functions for any full band rehearsal/songwriting sessions. I have basses in 'gig' bags, but my bass for the night is in a HSC and the backup is carted naked. Ironically, the basses in gig bags stay in the house.Seems a lot of people call their utility bag a gig bag- what do you guys call the bag you keep your bass in then?![]()
Apols, I think I've written this before in an old thread. When I only had one bass, I always carried a least one spare set. It never happened to me, but on a 3-band night the opening band's bassist snapped his A. He opened my case, which contained a lefty, and the third band's, which contained an unlined fretless. His face was priceless. He owes me more than an A string.many people (including me) seem to carry an extra set of strings....I know one friend who broke bass string 20 odd years ago, I never have and never really heard of it
....anybody else actually break a string.... I guess some guys who dig in really hard might ....better safe than sorry
....just curious