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Tempted, but with international shipping the total cost will end up being around $150 USD
still would be cheaper than orig retail price and low-gain stopped building them a few years ago
personally, i find the prosound mod to not make much difference in live settings if you're going to run through a mixer anyway... handy for recording though if you aren't used to software noise reduction... backlight can be handy. but you can also use snap-on Nuby lights, a small desk lamp or just use a gba sp live...
^ neither custom graphics nor custom kits are something you need to play gigs
http://www.google.com/products/catalog? … JUBEPMCMAE
Boom. Cheap ass 4 channel Alesis mixer. Recommend.
Edit: It's good for a 1x lsdj gameboy and a 2xlsdj setup and a laptop. 4 ins, endless possibility.
that looks decent.. doubles as a guitar DI, too.. does seem to be out of stock at the only stores listed in that google link though
i miss playing with punk bands and noise acts, i usually got a better reception from them than chip crowds in chicago..
haha, yeah, think you're one of the people who would have heard most of these sets before, Daur
ill send you a message on facebook once my mind is working normally, barry
http://e-s-c.bandcamp.com/album/live-set-archive
uploaded 10 live sets from 2007-2011, only $3.50
covers a wide range of setlists, including material off most e.s.c. releases since 2007, plus one mostly improv set
also put versions of other releases on bandcamp with bonus material 
if youre still coming to chicago, we should chill again
Haven't had time to email, but cart is confirmmed as working, so the paying to enter shouldn't be an issue, though the prize would be different as well
I'd think you attach his name because you are building heavily off his work
looks damn nice
also, how is the year 2020? 
thanks for the kind words
\m/
yeah, the whole negative track thing was always kind of annoying to me, unless just used for totally frivolous shit like an introductory sample (less than jake)
wrong section as well.. closing this thread
i need a better situation to listen to this, kept getting interrupted at work and it seemed strange to listen to in the car stuck in rush hour traffic (though i did anyway)...seems like itd best be heard loud, while trashed
nope, the crate amp is a guitar head...the extra low end comes from the loaded horn design of the sunn cab..its also close to a 50/50 mix of clean direct signal and the distorted guitar amp...the room is this one
about all thats on the other end of the room is a full size bed, chicago tends to have tiny
the way i worked it was that i had the aux2 from the mixer running to crate head sitting sideways in the upper left corner, the clean signal hard panned left, the amp right...hardest part was getting the eq right at each step (the aux send was post eq, then the eq on the amp, then the eq on the mic input, then the eq per channel when mixing in software, then the master eq for final mastering...).. the tiniest change in the eq on the clean signal could drastically change how the recorded amp signal came out
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