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Hey Wayne, i used aluminium foil, also i would like to say the cs fat 50s are nicer sounding than the cs tex specials, imho fat 50s are the go to pickup set.

Bloody Bonza 😎😎

This is awesome

What a waste of time. It's called 60 cycle hum, you can't shield it. Its in the place you are playing.And frankly it sounds worse at the end of the bad video.

Hmmmm. Lots of work for?????😢

His guitar sounds completely different live . This is the problem with these phone recordings . Not fair to Tommy.

That sure is a pretty rifle. I saw somewhere that when you change from one ammo to another brand that you should put a dozen rounds of the new ammo to acclimate the barrel for that ammo before testing groups. Have you ever heard this? I don't know if it is true or not.

Smooth as always.

What's the name of the tune?

Where’s the Lady who was singing back up vocals on the Peter Cupples Summer Breeze video. She was very good.

It’s been awhile since I heard this, pleased to say I enjoyed it as much as the first time I did. Guys thank you 4 sharing 👍

Peter Cupples very talented musician.

Every days a sundy when ya catching barramundi 😊

THE BAND IS GOOD. POYNA

is the switch of flat/low/high in this mic connected to capacitors?

Awesome... clap's 100

Beautiful (as always)

Love your music but missing your fishing videos 😢

Wayne are you still gigging with the band in Cairnes ;travelling through inAugust would love to catch a show ..cheers

Beautiful!

Sweet sound Wayne. Lovely to listen to a great band and a magic tune mate

lovely Macca 🙏🏻 Joe's toms sounding divine 😃

If the guy singing's , name wasn't what it is.......would the punters still be into it. Basically......name familiarity versus musical appreciation.

Boleraso!❤

Sir, you have not shown us how to dismantle the grills , That seems to be most important aspect of this repair. Personally , i am not able to figure out how to open my microphone . Wud have been nice if you would have included. Nonetheless , thanks a lot for a nice video. There are not many on web regarding this repair .

Yeah

Excellent!!!

How did you pull the grill apart from is case without causing damage to the mesh grill

I think mine's blown. The mic is all static-y. Unfortunately, I bought it used. Not sure if it's salvageable.

wow ' jusfuckingwow !!!

Is there any way to change parameters on the controller using external MIDI?

I’m blown away to see Ian Moss play to Such a small crowd!

How spoilt was that crowd!!!!!

Hi thanks for this video! unfortunately while doing this i accidentally pulled one of the wires that is connected in the xlr connector, do you have any idea on how to remove the male xlr connetor from the body ? Thanks - Jermiah

Do you experience any latency while using the virtual capo feature?

TIME!!!

Wow!! Spectacular!! How good would it have been to be there on that day...... magic.

Just an update to this video. Once again the replacement foam from my local rubber supply shop has broken down with the capsule flopping around. Cleaned the capsule and housing again and replaced the foam. Tested against a new E906 and noticed a marked drop in volume and associated tone which could be made up for by more input gain on the mixer. Tired capsule I’m thinking ? Once again, to disassemble… remove the two screws in the base and gently, holding the grill in one hand and the base in the other, rock gently and separate. You’ll then see the three wires joining the two parts. I used a small flat bladed screwdriver to work around the ‘non logo’ side of the wire cage to separate from the plastic groove it sits in. Note the black wire that joins both halves of the cage together via a common solder point. Remember when replacing the capsule that the sound pickup side of the capsule should face the non logo side of the cage so that when in use the E906 logo faces out when against your amp. Hope this helps ! Regards.

Cool outfit !

Holy Dooley, very tidy, great groove, and great all the rest of it.

Very nice!

Nice guys!

Great tune and playing! Pretty good shootin’ too!

Wowzers, beautiful accurate rifle-gun and great tune. Thought you was Brian Setzer. :)

hahahaha try dancing to that one kids hahaha

Wow this one had me moving in my seat hahaha

good movement i remember practicing that one

Wayne, I finally finished the testing out to 300 yards and the RWS ammo. My buddy helped and we tested my left overs and my buddy's through the Savage TRR-SR, CZ MTR and CZ at One. It took 4 days but we had fun. We both used Arken 6-24x50 sh4 Gen 2s, three of them and 30 MOA rails. I had the distinct honor of wind calls, he sucks at it:) 1st RWS: RWS 50 and 100 shot as good as any match ammo we tested at 50 yards. At 75 & 100 yards 50 started to show better results compared to 100 and was equal to other match grade in all rifles. RWS 50 was not the smallest groups in any rifle. We are talking 10-100ths of inches. So we agreed 15ths of an " was the distinguishing point, we had to come up with something. Ranking subsonic Match ammo at 50 yards through the Zephyr Top 5: 1. Fiocchi 320 2. Eley Match, Lapua Center X & RWS 50 3. SK Long range (we had no SK match ammo) Ranking HV through ammo at 50 yards through the Zephyr Top 4: 1. Blazer 40gr & SK HV 40gr 2. CCI Minimag HP 36gr & Eley HV HP 38gr At 200 and 300 yards: 200 yards Top 5 subs all were MOA 300 yards SK long range hands down. What surprised us at 300 yards was CCI Velocitors, they shot better the further we went, at 200 yards we were shocked considering previous short distance performance, we did sort and inspect these rounds by weight, rim thickness deformities and removed the wax coating. All CCI rounds recieved the same treatment, too many failures to eject in all rifles. The CZs liked all the same ammo, the TRR-SR was the pickiest of the bunch, CZ at One had the shortest barrel at 16", CZ MTR & Zephyr 19 - 20" and the TRR-SR 22". At long range the TRR-SR shot the best with CCI Velocitors and SK Long Range. Runner up was CZ MTR with Eley Match and Zepher with everything else, the Zephyr just didn't change much at all, we discussed it over and over again. We cleaned it, still same results. So we put it into a sled instead of bag rests, We zeroed every rifle with SK Standard Plus always. Loaded a 10 round mag with with top 5 subs & SK S+ as 1st out of the barrel. HV was interesting, we new are dope and shot them after subs. The results were not mixed at all, the + rounds had 3 hits, all top five hit a 16" plate nearly MOA. To our amazement, every HV round as a group was better group than the match grade. We scratched heads and we did it again with the CZ MTR, nearly same results the Velocitor screwed the group up. We didn't go any further we had enough. Since then we figured the reason why, the lube from the match grade ammo and SK S+. We cleaned all Blazer rounds (best for our rifles), sorted them, took a brick of SK S+ and placed into a plastic bag sat it in the sun for 2 hrs and placed 100 rounds of blazer sorted ammo (3 groups) in the bag and made sure every round best we could got a coating. Then we shot them by sorted groups after shooting SK S+ through clean barrels, until groups tightened up. We got our answer, the Blazers groups (all) were our best HV groups we shot consistently ever! Differing impacts and few fliers but much better, smallest group was .318 at 50 yards by CZ MTR. I got the idea from mixing my rubber fishing baits in Yamamota lure bags for the scent he uses. We still argue who has the best rifles:) See ya!

I recently procured one of these Zephyrs. I tested 22 different ammo types through it. I also tested side by side with two different Savage Mark IIs (TRR-SR & Minimalist). With same front and rear rest at same distance. The obvious or more apparent observation was the Zephyr was consistently a better shooter. The bolt action on the Savages were smoother, just better to operate. Remembering the Zephyr is a true hunting rifle, it loved all match ammo, and shot HV and Hyper-V rounds surprisingly much better than the other 2 rifles. Though the TRR-SR turned in the smallest groups occasionally, the Zephyr beat it on averages hands down. Ammo Zephyr Shoots Best Groups at 60 yards: 1. Fiocchi 320 2. Eley Match & Lapua Center X 3. Eley Club 4. SK anything, Match/Long Range/Standard Plus Inexpensive Ammo Zephyr Shoots Best, US Currency 1. Sellier Bellot Club $4.5 box (sometimes less than .400) 2. CCI Standard $4.8 box 3. CCI MiniMag 36gr HP 100 rds. $11.00 box 4. Eley HV $8.00 box 5. CCI Velocitors $10.00 box I will run SB Club since cost vs performance can't be beat for target. Depending on distance Fiocchi, MiniMag/Velocitor, I had .175 groups with Fiocchi 320. The CCI ammo may change as I test more ammo in the future. I am curious to test the performance of CCI Velocitor at longer range 125-150 yards. Have good day!

So beautiful...Wayne was such a wonderful Bass player and a lovely lovely gentle man!