1970's Slingerland 3-ply drum kit, and a set of 1970's Ludwig Hercules stands+throne:http://rvrb.io/1970s-3-ply-xczhttp://rvrb.io/1970s-hercules-tub-yv3Aiming at collector lawyers in those.PRF price: $1200 for all (or $950 for the kit, $250 for the stands+throne)

Just use a point to point connection, 1 to 1, 2 to 2, etc... see picture below.

turnbullac wrote:Then we have this beautiful vintage Schwinn Speedster bike:This bike was offered last summer to our French intern Mathieu, he used it a lot but left it here when he went back home last December. It has been in our corridor since then and the front tire is flat so it needs to be fixe...

gregoire wrote:turnbullac wrote:Then we have this beautiful vintage Schwinn Speedster bike:This bike was offered last summer to our French intern Mathieu, he used it a lot but left it here when he went back home last December. It has been in our corridor since then and the front tire is flat so it n...

Ok, so I had emailed Microtech Gefell about that a few weeks ago, and they responded today with the solution. Here is the drawing you need:Let us know if it works!Gregoire

melvins111 wrote:okje possède pour ce microphone le transformateur et le câble qui le relie.il me manque l'autre cable qui se termine en xlr.IL faudrais que je fabrique le cable qui relie le xlr. avec ceci que je possède:http://cgi.ebay.fr/36-VEB-MIKROTECH-GEF ... 20c45a9723je voudrais le souder ...

Salut melvins111, si je comprends bien tu as le micro, le boitier d'alimentation, et le cable qui relie le micro au boitier d'alimentation. Il te manque donc le cable qui relie le boitier d'alimentation au XLR. C'est ça?Dis moi si c'est ça et je vais traduire ton problème pour que les gens du for...

I've used a lot of Studio A's plate reverb as an effect at the very end of this song: Other AnimalsThe band wanted it on the snare drum, it is at approximately 4:25. Hope this helps.

If you want to go French: go listen to some Cabasse, Triangle or Focal loudspeakers.Used, you can find some JMlab loudspeakers too, but they don't make them anymore.

Hi, most of the time the procedure is:1) the engineer picks and places the mics2) the musicians record something and come up to listen to the sound3) if something doesn't sound right, the engineer swaps/moves the micsIn your example, the guitarist would come up to listen to the recorded sound, if he...