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[Jamin Lynch]

just thought I would share some pics

[Lee Patzius]

the link ain't working

[Fred Garrett]

I am also getting the dreaded red "X"

[Jamin Lynch]

OPPS!! One more time.

[Jamin Lynch]

One more

[Jamin Lynch]

What the heck, one more

[Mac Kerr]

Hey Jamin, did it ever occur to you to explain what was in all these pictures in the body of your message, or better still in the subject line? Not everyone wants to spend the time to download pics of someone's FX rack.

Mac

[Jamin Lynch]

Well excuse me. Don't mean to waste your time.

[Jason Ellis]

Typically it is common is post a short discription longer than "Yo, check out my swag" or "Hey isn't my effects rack / mixer cool" so the guys checking out the forum on modems don't have to sit through tedious downloads. Also, stuff as a topic head could mean, hey I've got stuff to sell, or hey check out my cool gear...just FYI


Also you may want to check out this link:
http://www.thetapeworks.com/
for console tape, it doesn't leave a nasty goo on your nice board after you remove it, and you can stick it above where your hands sit, along the white row on the board where the channel numbering is so you can glance at it without having to lift your hands...

They also have good prices on gaffers tape for securing you mics lines, and cheap duracell procells for you radio mics...

[Tom Reid]

Icephish wrote on Thu, 24 February 2005 14:07

Typically it is common is post a short discription longer than "Yo, check out my swag" or "Hey isn't my effects rack / mixer cool" so the guys checking out the forum on modems don't have to sit through tedious downloads. Also, stuff as a topic head could mean, hey I've got stuff to sell, or hey check out my cool gear...just FYI Also you may want to check out this link: http://www.thetapeworks.com/ for console tape, it doesn't leave a nasty goo on your nice board after you remove it, and you can stick it above where your hands sit, along the white row on the board where the channel numbering is so you can glance at it without having to lift your hands... They also have good prices on gaffers tape for securing you mics lines, and cheap duracell procells for you radio mics...

I spent some time with a Brother PTouch lable maker, and some refigerator magnet material, and made up a bunch of little board magnets.  No more tape on the Soundcraft.