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Location: Chicago | The 1117 is holding up well: I discovered that the newer cracks (from increased gigging no doubt) were exactly on top of the braces. I'm less worried, but still gig with the Adamas now more often.
The FISHMAN ONBOARD SYSTEM fits nicely with the 1117 and Adamas. The tuner is reliable and the EQ/notch filter is all at your fingertips. Loud as hell! |
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Location: Texas | Originally posted by dobro:
The 1117 is holding up well: I discovered that the newer cracks (from increased gigging no doubt) were exactly on top of the braces. I'm less worried, but still gig with the Adamas now more often.
The FISHMAN ONBOARD SYSTEM fits nicely with the 1117 and Adamas. The tuner is reliable and the EQ/notch filter is all at your fingertips. Loud as hell!
…or did I misunderstand your comment? |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | OP-24 but NOW the Optima is a close 2nd...for those that know me that's a huge change...always been a OP-24 man...onward and upward... :rolleyes: :D |
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Location: Chicago | Yes, a hole was cut! Fortunately for the Adamas, the hole "encompassed" the two smaller holes left by the extracted knobs. I don't regret it, Mike: best mod I ever did, since it has facilitated playing out.
BTW I really like your new recording: like my kid says "bangin'!" |
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Location: London, UK | I just upgraded from a FET3 to an OP24. How should I know? |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Go to an OP-24+, then an OP-24+C, then an Optima. (You can skip over the OP-X) |
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Location: Pacific Northwest Inland Empire | No, just the reception around The Twilight Zone. |
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