vigilante398
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Yes and no. They don't charge for the panelization itself, but they charge an extra "engineering fee" for panelized boards.
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giovanni
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I got some goodies recently and just set them up in my music room. New Behringer speakers with mixer/PA and speaker stands (got those from a closing Sam Ash). The Behringer is a bit noisier than I expected but itāll do for my limited needs. Now I need to get some more mic standsā¦
Harry Klippton
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I really did not want to buy a bunch of mic stands but I did like 10 years ago and havent thought about needing a mic stand since
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Paradox916
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I almost bought a Strandberg but the lefties were still a year out at the time (ended up getting a Kiesel ). I read they are the most comfortable guitar to play for extended periods. How are you liking the polygonal neck? I still wouldnāt mind getting one.My new bench/desk guitar arrived with candy (Sweetwater)
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I had been considering a Strandberg bass before I got the Dingwall so when I was thinking about getting something more small and desk friendly than my 28 5/8ā baritone tele - Strandberg came to mind. It feels like a jet fighter under the fingers
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Mentaltossflycoon
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Wait, are we not supposed to take those from venues?
Harry Klippton
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Never played at a venue whose mic stand was worth bringing home
Mentaltossflycoon
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That's cause I took the good ones.
Harry Klippton
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Is that why we had to share one mic duct taped to a cymbal stand?
UtilityBeltFX
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100 enclosures from Obscura Manufacturing! 1590xx, all drilled and printed and ready for assembly.
Hal Harvey
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Honeymoon, but Iām finding it very comfortable. The neck is great, very flat and fast feeling. The fanned fret scaling is so gradual compared to something like a Dingwall that I forget itās there - it feels natural or better than natural as you approach the bridge. The rear Endurneck profiling seems great for thumb placement and ergonomics.
Iāve spent a lot of time on the Kiesel website. They are high on my list too.
Ginsly
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The Numero Group has done an astounding job with many genres, and as a Chicagoan Iāve been to their actual storefront many times.
A couple standouts: Eccentric Soul- The Big Mack Label (although the entire ES series is unreal), and Pisces - A Lovely Sight, a lateā60ās psych gem from IL that was never released until NG unearthed it.
Their Cult Cargo collections are nuts too- Grand Bahama Goombay and Belize City Boil Up are must-haves. Seriously, you wonāt be sorry.
drgonzo1969
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i didnt know they had a storefront... thats dangerous information hahahaha. looks i might have to take a long ride on the CTA on my next day off
Ginsly
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Yep! I'm not sure if it's open every Friday, so probably best to check first. Here's their cheeky blurb about it:
Harry Klippton
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andare
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Is that an HDR image? I see them all the time on Instagram. I thought it was only possible with videos.
KR Sound
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No, just a pic on our catsā tree
Erik S
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I donāt think Iād seen that model before. Just read up on it a little. Looks cool. Are those knobs as low-profile as they look? Definitely looks throw-it-in-a-backpack friendly
Harry Klippton
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Erik S
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Allesandro Cortini plays one as an instrument, but as far as I know he doesnāt strap it up like a keytar.
Harry Klippton
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That video is probably a big reason why 414 mkii s are more money than some of the better models
