xshawnxearthx
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my two guitar players both have 400 dollar sennhieser wireless systems. ive been debating getting one(the samson made for bass) but im not fully sold on it.
barkatozz said:A) the cord I use that goes to the wireless receiver is long enough & could easily & quickly unpluged from the receiver & plugged into my bass if necessary.
B) I'm not that cheap to not change a $2 battery before I play a gig that pays $100![]()
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do you find any sound cutting out from that wireless?barkatozz said:In response to the above 2 posts------same here. I buy my Duracell 9volts in bulk & I have the $400 Sennheiser Wireless---& it's not bad on batteries either.
barkatozz said:I just found out about a new invention called a wireless. I bought one. I won't step on my cord.![]()
xshawnxearthx said:do you find any sound cutting out from that wireless?
like not getting headroom or the great "bass feel"
people have told me the only good wireless for bass is the samson airline pedal. but hey, whats everyones view on this.
xshawnxearthx said:wow. like i said to bovine, i'm sure none of you have ever stepped on a cable while on stage.
oh wait, i forgot, most bands just stand still and dont move at all.
to think that because i stepped on a cable would **** up my input jack kind of blew my mind.tkarter said:We all have stepped on our cords no doubt. You were the first to think that EB should warranty that kind of damage. Hence you are going to hear this for a long time to come.
tk
xshawnxearthx said:to think that because i stepped on a cable would **** up my input jack kind of blew my mind.
considering every other guitar and bass i have ever owned has never had this problem. from 100 dollar guitars, to 3000 bass'. my music man was the one and olny instrument i have had to replace the input jacks at all.
you are right, it is.tkarter said:Whatever you think.
tk
xshawnxearthx said:to think that because i stepped on a cable would **** up my input jack kind of blew my mind.
considering every other guitar and bass i have ever owned has never had this problem. from 100 dollar guitars, to 3000 bass'. my music man was the one and olny instrument i have had to replace the input jacks at all.
xshawnxearthx said:you are right, it is.
dude, seriously, you need to take a few steps back in this situation. i already said i was at fault. must you keep going on and on about this. what the ****?tkarter said:Sure nothing could ever be your fault. Your drummer probably kicks his drum but if you jump on it well maybe the drum maker will warranty it. LOL you got a funny way of thinking.
tk
barkatozz said:Maybe I should trade it for a natural one & get a cool TuPac bandanna.![]()
xshawnxearthx said:actually, its really funny. i come here for help. once i realized i was in the wrong, i admitted i was wrong, yet, instead of helping me with my possible problem, i get crap from everyother person on here.
whats the damage?
i ask if anyone has this problem. figure at first maybe its not me. then i realize it is me. sorry i had a problem. next time i will just e-mail their service reps.
oh haha zinged me.phatduckk said:my new Natural SR4 actually came with a TuPac CD and bandanna in the case. if only they woulda stuck in a life-sized poster![]()
see its like this. if you are going to ball bust me, have it be funny. i am not as experienced as some of the people on this board. that was the main reason why i asked a question here.cgworkman said:Well, I for one, didn't mean any offense. If I came across like I was trying to be a dick - I'm sorry, that's not what I meant.