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jonyak

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  1. Cyclists are pretty loud when it comes to staking their right to the roadway and the worst when it comes to actually following the rules of the road. I see it on a daily basis: cyclists blowing through red lights and stop signs, riding on sidewalks, riding against one-way traffic, failing to signal, etc.

    And don't tell me that's the exception because it's far and away the majority of cyclists that break the rules they are so keen to see enforced against other vehicles. I've even seen cyclists use the sidewalk when there's a clearly marked bike lane on the road next to it. The Laurier bridge is a good example of where I've seen this happen, for those in Ottawa.

    my personal favorite is people on carling ave, riding bikes in traffic, holding up cars, when there is a huge 2 lane bike path running along the road... I have never seen a cyclist use it.

  2. I usually have my di set about 1/4... and most guy say its a hot signal.. haha.

    I used to love having the enhance up high but I founf I could only feel my bass during shows and some practices, so I posted on the eden forums (very helpful place) about it and was told to dial out the enhance.

    problem solved, I now cut through a ton...

    sorry, I didn't mean to make it sound like you didn't know how to use the amp, its just that I went from a fairly straight forward, 1 volume knob amp to this one and I had no idea how to set it up properly and was getting clippng and all kinds of crap at first.

  3. its a great amp mark... just make sure to not overuse the EQ... I run mine flat all the time and just eq from my bass.. also the enhance is really only for bedroom playing, it tends to boost lows and highs and cut mids. So when you play live it can be hard to hear, because the mids are what really cut through.

    also make sure to set it up gain wise as per the manual.

    I have used the DI on all kinds of stages and every sound man comes up to me and says it is a great DI and sounds really good...

  4. I have an eden wt-550.

    I run it at 2 ohms with an eden 210xlt and an eden 410xlt. At 2 ohms its pumping out 750 watts.

    I hit the low b and I am sometimes afraid my house is gonna crumble around me.

    I have been searching for my sound for years and have finaly found it in this rig. ultra clean, crisp and punchy. mmmm.

    I have never had to turn it up past half.

    I had one of those yorkville rigs for a while. I couldn;t stand it. I have also had peavey (ugh), fender and a yamaha rig.

    sold em all.

  5. If you have any of your basses, in ottawa let me know I would love to try one out.

    about lakland. truthfully I would never buy a us lakland because frankly the skylines are amazing, and after hearing about the machining process.. ya. I'll take the korean one. its more than half the price. sure I might not get a birdseye maple neck, or a thick curly maple top... but as you can see in my avatar, my bass look pretty enough as it is :)

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