Last night I heard from my wife that the snake was purchased and gifted to the church by a church member. I think that was probably about five years ago, so very much after your time with us, Mike.

Thanks to all those who have replied - I have learned a lot! I recall that in the late 2000's we did have some XLR-to-jack converters. I'll have to have a look to see whether we still have them, and whether they are gender changers. For the record: Two of the Phonic MM1002's channels have combi sock...

Because I was to be co-leading our sung worship at church today, I wanted to have a monitor mix of my electro-acoustic guitar, the main singer's vocal and my vocal. In an earlier thread, Shocks from mic , I described a past approach of mine to achieving a similar goal. On that occasion I'd wanted to...

LS3/5a? The plot thickens. I have a pair, made by Chartwell, and used with my now departed hi-fi until I got married 10 years ago. I was planning to put them back into service when my step-sons grew out of boisterous playing. Then along came my son who, now nearly seven, is no stranger to boisterous...

I don't really have a budget in mind, although the sub-£100 price for a pair of the Eris 3.5BT monitors puts them at a level where the impact on the bank balance might go almost unnoticed. Genre-wise, I don't need sub-bass. I tend to listen to rock, pop, prog, indie. I don't tend to listen to dance ...

At the moment the only permanent sound source in my lounge is a TV, and I'd like to make a modest investment that will give me more engaging audio. My researches a while back indicated that a pair of studio monitors would be a better bet than a soundbar. Although I haven't auditioned a pair, I'm con...

Last night, I found that with either a TS or TRS cable plugged into the wedge monitor's LINE input (thanks for that great tip, Wonks!) , I found that there is continuity between the S (sleeve) and the wedge's mains socket's earth pin. (Please therefore disregard my now apparently obviously incorrect...

James - Unlike the guitar-oriented GI100, the Behringer DI100 has two input sockets; a 1/4 inch jack AND an XLR. You can see them both here: https://mediadl.musictribe.com/media/PLM/data/images/products/P0062/2000Wx2000H/DI100_P0062_Other1_XL.png I got out my multimeter at lunchtime. There was no co...

Thanks for everyone's inputs so far. We were back to a more typical set-up for today's service. However, before we started: I used a newly purchased T.I.S. 1005 socket tester (no-one in the UK seems to have stock of the Martindale's near equivalent EZ165, at present) to confirm that three green ligh...

On Sunday my wife reported feeling a tingling electric shock when her lips touched the mic into which she was singing at church. The setup was somewhat different from usual. Rather than me playing electric guitar and being led by our usual worship leader, with his vocals and all-singing keys (which ...

I'm intrigued to hear some heavenly samples...

There is a button that might do what you're after. It's explained here https://steinberg.help/cubase_pro_artist/v9/en/cubase_nuendo/topics/vst_instruments/vst_instruments_constrain_delay_compensation_c.html" target="phpbbpopup Thanks for the pointer - just what I needed! It seems curious ...