NathanWBS
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Hi Matt, Sorry for the delay in response to your questions. We will be upgrading all current units and future units will come as standard with individually self resetting fused outputs. We will recall all units that we have sold and apply this upgrade free of charge.
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Hi Tim, Your make good points but as I mentioned the 4 pin XLR port on the front can be relocated to the rear of the unit upon placing an order. Remote Audio do a unit called the Meon Life that has a few features that you suggest but at a cost of around $1500 in the States. Our unit is currently £495+VAT and we would like to keep the cost to the end user as low as possible. We will certainly look in to these suggestions though!
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Hi JonG, It is designed as a 19" 1u rack unit and measures only 6" in depth. We could possibly incorporate a mains PSU into the unit but we wouldn't be able to make it smaller than what it is. Also the remote option would not be cost effective unfortunately.
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Hi James, This is mainly to allow a quicker swap of batteries, it can also be relocated to the back of the unit upon ordering (may require some build time). Hi Shug, It is in stock and available to order now at £495+VAT per unit.
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Hi everyone, We have collaborated with Hawkwoods to produce The Power Distribution Rack aimed at primarily soundies. It has a 4 pin XLR input socket, four 4 pin XLR 12v outputs (with a combined rating of 5A), and six unregulated 4 pin XLR outputs. Two USB connectors are included for powering/charging compatible devices with a combined rating of 2A. The LED screen displays battery voltage remaining in red and total current being drawn in blue. Please see the pictures below and let us know what you think. Cheers, Nathan.
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LOL
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Hi Tom, I have only just started reading this post today and I must say I am very eager to see how this turns out! I'm impressed. With out a doubt an awesome product name!
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Nylon fibres in flexible cables - workflow and best practice
NathanWBS replied to SeeKai's topic in Do It Yourself
Thanks for the heads up, We have a few duds laying around so I shall have to try it out with those first. If anything I may just stick to what I know and play it safe! -
Nylon fibres in flexible cables - workflow and best practice
NathanWBS replied to SeeKai's topic in Do It Yourself
When wireing a Sanken Cos 11 mic for example to a TA5F I often use a very small diameter of heat shrink on each of the wired pins to make sure the individual wires are more secure. Plus it makes the job look very neat anthough not necessary. I also find that when seperating the copper wire from the fibers that if I gently brush the tips of the wire to one side the fibers tend to spring back making them easier to seperate. Not tried burning the fibers off though so may have to try this out. -
We had our rep here demo the new DPA mics and they are actually fairly rugged indeed. The strain relief at the capsule end is reinforced from what I was told. You could pretty much stand on them and they would survive although I would not recommend you all try it..................
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Hey guys I found this cool little article from Nofilmschool which has a video review of an ideal solution to your needs. http://nofilmschool.com/2014/03/cheap-cable-storage-solution-cable-bag/ We dont sell these but I'm sure your local supplier may be able to help.
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I have only ever used the Hawkwoods Dtap (PC3) connectors. Strain relief is just a simple small zip tie, does the job and it's quite a nice sturdy built connector.
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+1
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Center pin is positive (red). hope this helps
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Swit do some pretty good and very inexpensive monitors now. Might be worth a look at?
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Wowsers! Maybe a call to Lectrosonics to find out if they would be willing to ship some to you?
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Finally came across this but it would have to be shipped from the states http://www.itapestore.com/2x2-3msj3560singlecutpieces.aspx
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Hi Malcolm, I gave amazon UK a thorough search and found this........... http://www.amazon.co.uk/Velcro-Adhesive-Sticky-Strip-Metre/dp/B00CI6FRCA/ref=sr_1_25?ie=UTF8&qid=1390311315&sr=8-25&keywords=50mm+velcro There is also this one......... http://www.amazon.co.uk/VELCRO-Stick-On-quantity-shopping-require/dp/B0057NJS5S/ref=pd_sim_sbs_auto_1
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A lot of our customers here in the UK use Swit NP1 batteries (S-8056N). Voltage: 14.4V Capacity: 73Wh Max output power: 50W Max output current: 3.5A Over current protection: 10A Mount type: NP-1 Operation Temperature: 0 - 40 °C Net weight: Approx 0.45kg Dimensions: 185 × 72 × 25mm Not heard of any issues with them, they seem like real good NP1s but everyone has their own preference. We sell them for £98+VAT each.
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I think it looks pretty awesome!
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Hawkwoods posted this image on their Twitter feed earlier today.......... http://pic.twitter.com/tsD4A9yjit
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Sorry we get the info a day later here in the UK, I do try
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New Sound Devices 664 Firmware (v2.00) is now available!! Changes include: *Added new Input Mode menu allowing ability to switch a 664 without a CL-6 connected from standard 6-channel / 10-track mode to expanded 12-channel / 16 track mode. *Added new Meter Views menu in the System Menu. Provides 3 user-configurable Meter Views, Meter View 1, Meter View 2, and Meter View 3. Meter Views are toggled by pressing the Meter button. *Ability to turn off individual Meter Views so that user can choose whether to display 1, 2, or 3 Meter Views. *Added LR (Wide) Meter View options for easier to read mix tracks. *Added new PFL Mode menu allowing ability to switch PFLs between Pre-Fade or Follow ISO Pre/Post-Fade routing. See a video about the update here: http://tinyurl.com/nsrwqm6 You can download the update here: http://tinyurl.com/pyv5plo Anyone had the update yet? What do you think?
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+1
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I second that but I would also want some of these http://www.lectrosonics.com/Press-Releases-April-1st/lectrosonics-introduces-worlds-smallest-wireless-microphone.html
