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I have a lunchbox and want to connect it to my Presonus AR16c, I have bought insert cables from jack to xlr, what do I do now?

Force 1 coated 12:10 SK1 coated 13:09 SK1 modern vintage 13:38

Bass traps supposed to be much thicker. What material is this?

brilliant video explain to all very clearly and provided me with everything i needed to carry out my own repairs, Thank You!

I’ve recorded most of these heads and I will say I used the PS3 clear for years. I decided to try the evans equivalent clear EQ4. The Evans is smoother and has a better defined attack than the PS3. The EQ3 is killer as well. I never gave evans a chance until I had multiple Remo heads split at the collar. I’ve tried many of the Aquarian heads as well. The attack characteristics evans heads have is unlike other brands with my experience. I don’t have experience with live use, just the recording side.

this was by far one of the best wiring/soldering videos I have found so far.

Watching this and realised I already commented on this vid 7 years ago .

WHAT'S THE TENSION?? WHAT TYPE OF TUNING LOW, MID, OR HIGH?? WHAT'S THE RESO SKIN??? NOT GOOD AT ALL

I guess i'm spouled my voypke of my bases basses have spraig orange drops ... like the tone from the 0.47 paper and oils ... great video

Why didn't you connect all your CAPIs through ADC/ D SUB Line inputs of the ASP880? Unlike the TRS line inputs, these will bypass all the circuitry and get you straight to the converters. This way you could actually switch between the ASP or external pres via the ADC button on the front, and you would keep the same conversion accross

Dude, your preamp rig is basically exactly what I'm going for rn. I just bought a wa73, then slurged on a stereo pair of API 312's, and I've owned a an LA610 before and know they're killer tube vibes- so my goal is to have the neve clone for vocals, the api's for guitar and drums, and the la610 for bass or really just anything I feel like because it's so F good on anything.

Quick question: In around 36:30 you move to the testing phase but I did not find the p jack soldering and tremolo grounding phase, can you please clarify? Also in that phase you say we should twist the black and white wires (plural) together but according to my understanding the souls be one white wire and one black wire remaining. And those souls go to the jack Thanks ❤

Thank you for taking the time making this video, it was most informative!

Excellent! Thanks for the video. One question; How you control/determine/adjust the sound of something (like drums, for example) recorded, within that same room situation? I mean we cannot hear the separate sound from the actual drums vs the recorded sound on the speakers or headphones.

Any body knows anything about the ( Wang VT-5) Tube amp

Ambassador Coated: 16:16 ---- 16:22 C.S. Clear: 14:48 ---- 14:53 P3 Clear: 7:58 ---- 8:03 P3 Clear Bl. Dot: 8:28 ---- 8:32 P3 Sm. White: 8:57 ---- 9:02 P3 Coated: 9:55 ---- 10:00 Emperor Clear: 16:46 --- 16:50 Emperor Coated: 15:47 --- 15:52 Pinstripe Clear: 15:18 --- 15:23 P4 Clear: 10:24 ---- 10:29

Because I did'nt have a .047uf cap for my Strat I had to use a .1uf Jensen ( yellow+blue) from an old radio. I could not believe how it changed the tone even when the tone pot was on 10, I really liked it because the tone pot (CTS 250k Linear) became extra sensitive, just 1 notch down and the tone kicked in. I found a .033uf "Admiral" cap UK made and put that in later and it works beautifully but that old Jensen was amazing. I changed it because it was just too big but I learned that I prefer physically larger caps for the middle and bridge on a Strat. The fun is (as the man said) in trying various designs and values. If you can find the "WIMA" rectangular caps try them, for some reason the red .047uf adds extra springyness to a Strat.

Right on

Outstanding ! Thank you !

Remo Coated Emperor

So if you dont want to press the leg of the volume pot against it like you have done, do you use a wire instead to ground it?

I know how to swap pickups, pretty easy Tone and Volume pots are the same! I bought 3 Fender 500K pots for my Stratocaster, gonna change them at the same time as I change my mid pickup when it arrives! Never changed pots before but all you need is your phone, take a picture of the wiring, solder off the wirings and capacitor, unscrew the pots, screw in the new pots, solder on the new capacitor, take the two extra capacitors ( every pot comes with 1 capacitor ) put them in a drawer and have them as reserve and just solder back the wirings as they were, and voila 😀

Awesome video! Thanks Roy! After about 15 years of off and on playing, i've finally took the plunge into the tube amp world, and i've always heard how deadly tube amps can be if you don't know what you're doing.

Alot of time I see ppl ground all the controls to each other. This isn’t necessarily? Also, I didn’t see the wire to the claw. Although I’m pretty sure it just gets grounded to the top of volume pot.. thanks in advance. I’m doing my first project

Have Americans changed how they sing 'Route 66?' EVERY American now says 'ROW-T' rather than 'RUE-t.' Why is this?

Am I wrong or is the cap only affecting the bridge? it looks like you have it grounded out for the neck and middle.

ROY COX, What is those electrical inspection sticks called for $25? and that T-socket tool you have is called what? I'm not sure what you mean by "Renegade" voltage that tube sockets can still have after the filter caps have been discharge, Renegade voltage I never heard of?

Such a great video, truely upmust helpfull U making it real easy on me as a beginner, its such a great source, i learned a lot Thx so much! Thank u 🐢

thanks for the info Mr cocks it was great!

Briliant, I now know how my 1978 stratocaster works....I bought it new in 1978 as an 18 year old....ha ha, I'm slow but I got there..with your assistance. Thanks!

1st time seeing your content, love it. Liked and subscribed 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

if you like the HS you should try the MSP's

Great Video Roy, I am currently in the process of building my first real "Profesional"/working studio in Mexico. It is a huge challenge deciding on gear because everything costs so much more here due to 16% import tax and retail markup. I love Warm Audio but i think I am going to go with the DIY Recording Equipment 500 series 1073 clones. 500 bucks for a great rep seems hard to beat! have you any experience with the diy kits from them?

Excellent video, just what I was looking for. Thank you

Hello, your video so far has been very helpful although I do have one question. After I looked at a diagram it showed a long wire that is on the side of the 3 pots in your demonstration there is no such wire. My question is whether or not I still have to connect this wire on my own

Very helpful, thanks a lot.

So I'm confused. Can I ask two things? So, Isnt there a way to set the Bias of an Amp with just the Multimeter, without having to use bias probes? Like with just using your regular multimeter probes? Because when I tried biasing my 900 for the first time, I had some help, and I just remember having to have the black probe on the chassis, and touching the red probe to a leg of a certain resistor, or the bias test point, and then setting the bias until I got a certain reading on the MM. Like within the recommended bias number as per Marshall, and then I made small tweaks while playing to decide where I wanted it. Second, so is using bias probes just a more in depth elaborate way to bias the amp, or a way to get a better average if tubes are not matched or something? So the process is, If your using those Bias Probes, are you just getting the plate voltage first(with the normal MM probes), then sticking the bias probe in one of the Sockets with the tube in the bias probe, doing the math, and then setting the bias trim pot, while that same tube is in the bias probe, and then thats it? That's what I don't get, because it seems odd to me that you only need to use the Bias Probe with one tube, but then if you do for some reason use it with every tube, and each tube reads different, or is unmatched, then how do you set it since theres only one trim pot? You just take an average of all the tube bias readings first? Like what I mean is say you set the bias to 44 with the first tube, and then go to the second tube and it's not 44, how can you set it to 44, without the other one drifting? Also, don't you need to get the plate voltages for all the different tube sockets? I guess so I'm not confusing you by babbling, Im just confused, because in the video it looks like you are getting the PV off one socket, putting the probe in one socket, getting a Bias reading, doing the math, and then setting the Bias while the bias probe is in that same socket/tube, and thats all there is to it.

Im not anywhere near tracking live drums. If I'm wanting to go DIY pre/eq and just record vocals/DI where do you recommend i start?

'Hope ya do this for Snares

Got so much to find this video and HIM! So humble! So knowledgeable 😊 🙏🏼

What's that song in the intro?

A true Leicaman. Brilliant.

Loved the video, even though I can't take some of the preamp talk seriously with the "controlled low end" etc. Especially after watching some great interface reviews that show that almost all modern, even cheap, preamps and ADCs are super linear with extremely low distortion.

Huge compliment. I watched this video with excitement and I have to admit. I don't know of any comparable video that explains things so helpfully. In Germany, this still seems to be a huge problem. Thank you very much. I finally dare to tackle electronics. Greetings from little Germany

A very informative guide. But, we have the trem wired to the screw inside the body. So where does it ground to after that? Because as far as I can see, though the trem is connected to that screw, collectively they're not grounded to anything. 🤔 Did I miss something?

if no shielding wier from claw to where is the scrrw o ground the shield where woukd I connect from.claw ground to thst my didconect the wier is souderd to claw.?

🔥🔥🔥Great video ✊🏾🎵🎵

Sorry - You forgot to include a ground wire to connect to the Stratocaster spring claw. Big mistake bro.

Just as you wire leads to an outlet, going over the top of the screw with your hook, allows the wire to be pulled into the turn of the screw, so it does not back out.

BIG HELP !!! thank youuu