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IF, I understand him correctly, one of Jim's main issues is pulling cables through holes in walls? Which is why I suggested CAT STP. One pull equals 4 balanced circuits. Dave.

international@canford.co.uk Give them an Ee! Soldering? You are probably going to have to use lead free solder so get some good, i.e. expensive stuff. If you don't already have one, invest in a cable tester which will test 3 wires for continuity and 'polarity'. LAST thing you want is an XLR or...

Or, https://www.canford.co.uk/Products/20250/49-689_CANFORD-FLOOR-BOX-Eight-universal-socket-plate they go into floor boxes but I have made up similar with CAT outlets and mains sockets. They would drop into a stud wall. Dave.

Neither can I. I have found this, https://www.gear4music.com/G4M/Studiospares-12-XLR-4-Jack-Stage-Box-and-Snake-8m/7138 Which you might be able to modify? A thought occurs though? Wall plates need to screw to a standard back box. Maybe find a box for a "switch grid" then get a friendly engineer...

Where in the world are you James? I can have a look at people in EU. If a "10+2" really cannot be found you might approach a small local metalworker? I know a couple of shops in my town who could whip one up in no time with a CNC miller! Dave.

Er, right! I was merely referring to the electrical processes of transferring signals. Obviously one can apply effects any way it takes one's fancy. As I said "no offense". Dave.

From my limited understanding folks usually "mix/balance" the multiple tracks, adding compression etc individually and then put a comp' on the final stereo mix bus as "glue"? And! I don't want to be rude but, routing and transferring audio signals (with regard to levels, preserving S/NR...

Please slap wrist if this is a hijack... I have a Teac A3440 4 track, NABs and I was looking to sell it but found it no longer records or erases so bias osc problem. I found a possible repair shop here but he is snowed. I could have fixed it ages ago but I no longer have the kit, the eyes or...

" I will check out Scan. Also note: ProTools does not support AMD." Ah! Slight buggeration there Ray because their top bllx range IS AMD. Before that though they were mostly Intel and so I am sure they can build you a stonkng i9 "something". Their top bloke is called Pete and used to appear...

We have a similar company over here called Scan. Dave.

Anyone know of a good one? Preferably free but a few quid not a problem. Needs to be 64 bit and run in Reaper in Win 10. Dave.

EDIT: "Ever wonder why an acoustic guitar with a piezo saddle pickup doesn't hum?" Ooo! I know sir! I know! It's because piezo devices are essentially capacitors and thus do not respond to electro-MAGNETIC radiation, transformers and stuff. They are sensitive to electro-STATIC fields but these...

Hi there and welcome. I'm Dave can I call you Bob? I am no musician but a retired electronics tech. My son lives in France and IS a very good muso, mainly guitar and bass but pretty good on keys, clarinet,brass. Top bllks on music theory and reads well. New computer? Pretty easy these...

I found a mobile phone within 1m of an all valve 30W combo caused "twittering" but at a level way below the actual guitar sound. Triodes have a natural RFI filter in their grid circuit formed by the grid stopper resistor* and the input capacitance of the valve. Bipolar transistors, ICs and...

Good call and Jim also said "....can't have enough patch leads" A wise observation and if his pile grows it might be worth investing in a multi-way cable tester? Far easier to use than a meter and can test for intermittent connections...you wiggle it a bit. "Funny" story. I have an...