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READ ME : Hopefully some useful info to help you when shopping for a wireless unit. ROCK ON! AND ... 2 ways to WIN a G30 Wireless System : 1) thetoneking.com 2) www.gear-vault.com Review taken from Gear-Vault.com : Guitarists have dreamed of wireless freedom since about two minutes after the first instrument cable was plugged in, tethering them to their amplifier. In the early days of rock and roll, wireless was something that could only be dreamed of and was as much science fiction as space travel. In recent decades, however, instrument wireless has come a long way and has gone from analog to digital and from expensive to affordable. The Line 6 Relay G30 Wireless Guitar System is a good example of this sort of bit-level working mans wireless thinking. It is a digital wireless system that operates on the 2.4GHz band, which is seen as optimal for guitar use and which keeps the signal free from a lot of interference. Even better, the G30 uses exclusive signal protection technology, broadcasting six simultaneous channels of encrypted data. The G30 is easy to use straight out of the box. It includes a low-profile base unit that will sit on top of your amp or on your pedal board equally well and a compact transmitter that goes on your guitar strap. Line 6 kindly supplies a cable to get your guitar to the transmitter and your first set of batteries. Pretty much plug it in, turn it on, and experience wireless freedom. Line 6 promises an effective range of 100 feet within line-of ...

NB Ive just build another one-May 2010..I think much better...Its a three parter with sound samples..part 2 and the main build is here.. www.youtube.com I decided to build this after trying all amp simulation and being left with a niggling feeling that I was underdoing my guitar playing by not going all-analogue, which is the holy-grail of guitar tone The design is my own ,drawing on other projects I had seen Take 7 pieces of dense wood (I used 1 inch thick mdf) of dimensions: 15(inch)x15 (x3) 15x36 (x2) 17x36 (x2) Cut out hole for speaker and mounting screws(u have to do measurements once u get your speaker through..Im using a Celestion G12T-75 as favoured by Yngwie Malmsteen-my favourite guitarist ever)..I used a compass and ruler etc: Also I put brackets on centre speaker wood section to aid stability ..cutting the drill holes now is very good idea before creating the box Now wood glue box together: drying times lengthy..eg I left mine 48hours.. and voila!( seal with a silicone sealant..make lower box airtight(drying time was about I decided 48hours) put on draught excluder to make lid airtight: put on brackets: mount speaker and foam..The foam I then used to acoustically treat the box was basically 2 inches thick ultimately..(I got egg box foam but I fitted two together to make a slab..much easier to line the box with..):I got 15x15 tiles of foam which fitted box just swell!this was all preplanned! At this point I stuck a last piece of foam to lid to complete the foam ...

homes-orlando.com Every Friday we give you a sneak peek at Central Florida's Bank Owned Homes. These are foreclosure properties that are either coming on the market soon or ones that have just hit the market. This weeks Foreclosure Fridays takes us to Terra Oaks in lovely Longwood FL to an absolutely beautiful two story lake front home. Terra Oaks is located off Sand Lake Road in Longwood (just off Hwy 434.) This intimate neighborhood contains only 44 home sites with custom homes ranging in price from 0000 to 00000. These homes were built between 2000 and 2005. This home was first marketed as a short sale for the bargain price of 8000. When the bank took it over about six months ago they listed it for 0000. Now the price has dropped all the way down to 8000. That's right, the price has dropped by 1000 since the bank started marketing this home 6 months ago. With a price like this I am sure this deal isn't going to last long. Terra Oaks is a gated 44 lot subdivision with custom built homes ranging from 5000 to 00000. Terra Oaks is convenient to Maitland Center, Altamonte Springs, Lake Mary and Orlando. It is within minutes of great shopping and dining at Colonial Town Park, the Seminole Towne Center Mall and Lake Mary. Unlike most of Central Florida which is very flat this neighborhood has some nice changes in elevation which also makes it unique. At it's center is a small lake with a fountain which gives this community an intimate inviting setting ...

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www.A3Network.com Club Space Sexy Pool Parties. Space Miami, today the name is synonymous with dance music in the United States. The go-to venue for any nightlife enthusiast in the nation, the club is proudly marching on into it's second decade of operation. Enter Louis Puig. As of the late 1990s, this former DJ-turned-nightclub impresario had already owned a few successful nightclubs in the South Florida area. However, for his next project, he wanted to break from the commercial feel of his previous ventures and embark on something new. Ever the risk-taker, Puig embraced the challenge and began construction of a new multi-room megaclub at 142 NE 11th Street, to be named Club Space. Inhabiting a "fixer-upper" of a sprawling one-story warehouse just off of Biscayne Boulevard, the original Club Space was a serious gamble on the part of Puig. With a concentrated marketing push emphasizing an egalitarian, no-nonsense approach towards the customers, as well as the then-unheard of 24-hour operating permit, Club Space promised an exciting, over-the-top club experience for the discerning dance music enthusiast. With state-of-the-art lighting, sound, and visual systems, the venue rapidly set "the" standard for clubs not only in the Miami area, but throughout the country. With original residents such as legendary DJ/Producer Oscar G, trance maven Edgar V, house stalwart Roland, and local favorite Ivano Bellini, the gauntlet had been thrown down. Coupled with a sudden influx of ...