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| Gear Head | Quote:
On the topic of streaming from GS .... my streams are by way of my membership in tapers.org, which comes with a shoutcast account to their streaming server. It will support up to 500 128k connections, so it's come in very handy mor than once. I don't know anything about GS's hosting arrangement, but I can't imagine that setting up a shoutcast server for GS peeps would be difficult. I run one out of my house as well on Verizon FIOS service (2mbs up). If GS wants to check it for its site out I'd be down with helping out anyway that's needed.
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| | #32 | |
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I'll post some stuff down the road when I've got something worth showing ;)
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| Lives for gear Join Date: May 2006 Location: Brea Ca,
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as I am just a local GS fly on the wall Indeed, it sounds like a supper duper great Idea to me it would definitely take this board up a notch
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| Gear nut Join Date: Apr 2006
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No sweat. Congratulations on the new vehicle. Definately time for a thread of your build. ![]() | |
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Well, what's the good word?
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| Gear nut Join Date: Apr 2006
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| Hey Steve, :D Didn't see the post! Your shop really perked me up a lot. The whole modular thing... No new piccies yet.. I am working on it all weekend building the last big closet/cabinet for storage of personal belongings. I made a mock-up a couple weeks ago out of fur wood and now have to dupe it to the oak. Funny the thing isn't done yet and I was requested to record 2 stages simultaneously in a couple weeks. The heat is on! Not sure how I am going to handle it yet. One's a old school improv DJ and other is full band. I meet with the organizer on Sunday to talk specifics and I have to meet who ever is doing sound the for splits. Still need some kind of splitter snake. Wrapping my head around the I/O. The thing is I run all pre-amps, no board, but may have to pick one up for the night from a colleague. .. My wheels are spinning for sure! I am very thankful you showed me your bat cave. Can't wait to see Elroy to hit the asphalt. |
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| Very cool ThomaI love the fact that you did a dry run before you hit the oak -- very strong my man, very strong indeed. Hey, I got you back if you need any ancillary equipment and such... As you know I have many snakes, cables, splitters, et cetera, etc., so keep me posted if necessary. And, I really mean it!
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| Gear nut Join Date: Apr 2006
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| Hey Steve, I appreciate that a lot. I will keep you posted on things. Trying to cram in a day of work after I clean out my work van and do a proposal... How come everything gets in the way of this project ![]() ![]() Thanks again! |
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But, as long as you have your (trusty) map in hand and follow the course, everything will be just fine!
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| Lives for gear Join Date: May 2006 Location: Brea Ca,
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| those lyrics are about Fullerton Soc.D High school seemed like such a blur I didn't have much interest in sports or school elections And in class I dreamed all day About a rock 'n' roll weekend And the girl in the front of the room So close yet so far Y'know she never seemed to notice That this silly school-boy crush wasn't just pretend Chorus: Life goes by so fast You only want to do what you think is right Close your eyes and then it's past; (it's the) story of my life And I went down to my old neighborhood (Fulllerton) The faces have all changed, there's no one left to talk to And the pool hall I loved as a kid is now a seven eleven I went downtown to look for a job I had no training, no experience to speak of I looked at the holes in my jeans and turned and headed back Chorus Good times come and good times go I only wish the good times would last a little longer I think about the good times we had and why they had to end So I sit at the edge of my bed I strum my guitar and I sing an outlaw love song Wonderin' bout what you're doin' now and when you're comin' back Chorus
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| Tom, Does your Vixen 21 have the BMW Turbo Diesel engine in it?
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| Gear nut Join Date: Apr 2006
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| Hi Steve, No, It has a gm gas. I considered the diesel, but the engine takes up the entire rear of the viehicle under deck and there was no space for a generator. I also considered parts sources. The GM parts are cheaper and easier to get and it is a 1989 coach. The unleaded fuel ones came stock with a generator too and this coach in particular had a rebuilt onan micrloite with high output coils among numerous mechanical upgrades. It seemed like the right buy. |
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| You have a very unique and awesome vehicle there my GS friend!
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| Gear nut Join Date: Apr 2006
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| Thanks, Steve! Kind of fits my personality my girlfriend says. Been so nuts lately and I have a few moments to take a breath. In Elroy, the patch panels and cabling you have run, are they all interconnected or do you have to patch the i/o together through a patchbay? Reason I am asking is, looking at Jethro, the reels in the back seem very convient. I am considering doing something similar to that in the rear storage of my RV so I can just wheel out the cable to where I need it, have elcos to plug onto a splitter box for the stage/venue/ bathroom/etc and for my personal recording while I am sitting inside the RV, be able to plug into an xly patchbay. After visiting you I got some wiring ideas, and I'm trying to finalise the wiring before I finish up the cabinetry in case I have to rout around/through them. Cheers! Tom |
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| Gear nut Join Date: Apr 2006
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| Well, spring has arrived. A few female set-backs force me to keep females at bay as I return to the final stages of my RV home studio. Yesterday I finally got around to resuming cabinet construction and built the last big face that will hold a true-sine power vertor, refigerator (bottom) and top will be a storage/wardrobe closet. The face will have no solid panel so to pass the sound through the clothes for absorption. Basically, the face will be upholstered from the inside with fabric then chicken wire over the fabric to give it some strength in case someone decides to lean on it. ![]() Cheers, Tom |
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| Super Moderator Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: NYC
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| I cannot wait until this mobile unit is completed! Keep up the good work my man!
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| Gear interested Join Date: Nov 2008
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| What's Happened to Toms Mobile Rig?? Everything seems to have gone very quiet on this project Whats Happenin Man, Can we see some more pics and get an update! Soundhunter |
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