I'm just having a nosey at that too.

Mike Stranks wrote: ↑Tue Aug 09, 2022 8:06 am This company:

https://www.cases-and-enclosures.co.uk/

is usually my first port-of-call when I need a new case.

They seldom disappoint...

Ooh, very swish.

I've spotted a "maybe" but that link will deffo be used in the future.

Thanks.

sonics wrote: ↑Tue Aug 09, 2022 4:08 pm I was planning careful studio use,

So was I.

All the best.

Here you go: https://peliproducts.co.uk/cases Thanks Bob, I did have a scan around Peliworld and I do have a couple of their smaller models already but, while they offer outstanding protection, they would probably outlast their usefulness. Still, I've got a saved search out on the 1400 which looks ...

Please forgive me asking, but my SRH840 headphones are quite new. What can I expect to break? :shocked: Happy to share my unexpected expertise: https://forum.lowyat.net/uploads/attach-86/post-462986-1514375269_thumb.jpg I think the "feature" of the folding hinge is also the "bug"...

Would this work? https://www.gear4music.com/Recording-and-Computers/UDG-Creator-Headphone-Hardcase-Large-Black/1JTM That looks very promising. There are many "almost" options which are half an inch too short or three inches too long but that's the most promising one I've seen. Thanks much...

Stratman57 wrote: ↑Mon Aug 08, 2022 4:29 pm I've used both SKUBB and DRÖNA storage boxes from IKEA as sunshades for tablets and laptops. There is a zip down the back which holds them in shape and which is very convenient for running cables in and out.

Regards, Simon.

Genius.

The novelty has finally worn off the regular breaking/fixing of my beloved Shure srh840 'phones so I've replaced them with the updated model. The new ones don't fold in the same way so I need to find a decent case - Peli style or at least strong EVA clamshell style. The ear pieces rotate in and lie ...

I have a white gazebo in the shed which sometimes (not often) gets dropped into the car when good/bad weather threatens.

Otherwise - laptop cooling fans designed to sit under the laptop and run off USB could be run from a power bank. Some of them are very small.

Dedicated software is really good. If you have an iOS or Android tablet or larger phone then there are free options that work great with cheap pedals. I don't use my PC for this but one of the guys does so I can enquire if you're interested. Best features: - display one verse/chorus at a time - clea...

Wonks wrote: ↑Sun Aug 07, 2022 12:12 am

MOF wrote: ↑Sat Aug 06, 2022 9:52 pm

I like to think of it as "technically minded with an appreciation for things done correctly".

Well said!

Nerdy pedant.

I think you'll find pendantic nerd to be the more correct form.

...I mean conscientious enthusiast.

Why does anyone need low latency? That's my point, but not everyone does. As it happens you're in one of the situations I described where latency is a potential issue so, fair enough. However, as a singer who uses IEMs and wireless guitar systems live I think I'm particularly sensitive to latency i...