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This is a demo of 6 pedals from Diamond, a Canadian company that is making some really fantastic stuff. The song played near the end is "Imposter" by Casey Desmond (caseydesmond.com). Taylor plays guitar and records with Casey. The tracks heard are not final album mixes, but backing tracks for live performance. Here we have the - Memory Lane 2 delay - Chorus - Vibrato - Fireburst Distortion - Boost/EQ - Phase Other equipment used: Guitars: Ron Kirn Strat and 1963 Fender Jazzmaster Amp: Two Rock Custom Reverb Signature II Microphones: Shure SM57 and Royer R121 Cables: Mulder Audio (www.mulderaudio.com Preamp: Shadow Hills Industries Gama 8 Conversion: Lynx Aurora 16 Software: Protools HD and Final Cut Pro Camera: Nikon D7000 and iPad 2 Pedals powered by Dunlop DC Brick and Diamond 18V DC adaptors. |
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I wanted to see just how far this thing will send signal. I forgot to change the batteries and the guitar signal unit died immediately after I finished recording the video. It still went 195 feet on near dead batteries. I measured this with a tape measure after pacing it off and I was almost exactly right...it ended up being about 196 feet. It is advertised as 150 ft range, so it is well past the specs. The sound is pristine in case you are wondering...a great wireless unit. |
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The 24-bit Line 6 X2 XDS95 digital wireless system delivers your instrument's tone and performance with the sound and feel of a direct wire connection—at a price that won't break your bank. The Line 6 systme's 24-bit digital converters yield 117dB of dynamic range to capture your most expressive performances without tone-squashing companding circuitry. The wireless X2 XDS-95 also offers 5 simultaneously compatible channels, frequency response all the way down to 10Hz for truly thundering lows, and TRS 1/4" output for instrument and full-bandwidth or tuner out applications. Line 6 also includes a 5-segment LED display for readouts of battery status, link status, audio level, and channel. Operating the Line 6 wireless system is easy—simply connect the transmitter to the source via the 1/8" threaded-collar locking connector and the stompbox-style receiver to your amplifier, mixer, or pedalboard. Then power up, with the transmitter and receiver set to the same channel. That's it—no knobs to adjust, no antennas to lose or break. You're up and running in approximately the same time it takes to connect an instrument or mic cable. Boasting wide frequency response and increased dynamic range, the Line 6 X2 XDS95 produces brilliant sound quality comparable to that of high-quality audio cables. Instead of tripping over dozens of feet of tangled cable, performers will fall for X2 XDS95 wireless system's clear and powerful tone. Extremely versatile, the Line 6 X2 XDS95 even simplifies <b>...</b> |
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6 of 6 - Rose Island near Nassau - Ocean Sounds BAHAMAS BEACHES #6 Relaxing Waves for Studying Beach Relaxation Virtual Noises study to playlist project no music tropical tropic . ≈ www.wavesdvd.com ≈ Relax Now. Visit our Channel. 8-) - Take a beach break with our "Bahamas Beaches" DVD... |
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Formore information, click "more info" __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ www.rockbandparts.com - All the best gear, with a 5 year warranty! Check out my website! http Follow me on Twitter! www.twitter.com Please Subscribe to my backup account just in case I get banned. www.youtube.com If you're wondering where my left beater is, the slot where the shaft that goes to my left pedal is supposed to be hooked in has been ground down and the left pedal can't go fast at all. So I removed the left pedal and the beater. I'm saving up for Pearl Demon Drives or Axis Longboards. I haven't decided which yet. I also flipped around the beater. Apparently it's better for the kick pad. It's also easier to hear it. Q & A: 1. Q: What's up with your kit? Is it modded? A: Well, no... It is very simple to hook up this setup. All it takes is a Guitar Hero: World Tour drum kit, an electronic drum kit, a MIDI cable, and some changes to the MIDI settings on the electronic drum kit. 2. Q: What drum kit is this? A: This is a Roland TD-9KX series V-Drum kit 3: Q: How much did it cost? A: I got the kit for $2500, then I had to buy the stand for the kit (Roland MDS-9 Stand), which was around $300-$400, then I had to buy a bass pedal for the kit (I got a Gibraltar Intruder Series Double-Chain Drive Double <b>...</b> |
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