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thanks Roger! sure appreciate you sharing you time to give this a listen!

thanks Kevin...we appreciate you sir!

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Thanks for sharing your time and love of music! your friend, dale

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@@tonedr ....... we all need a boost just now, and your music provides just that, many thanks

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Thanks for sharing your time and love of music! your friend, dale

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thank you sir for sharing your time and kind words...your friend, dale.

Our pleasure!

Happy New Year!

and we would be honored...in a perfect world we'd do it! Stay safe, your friends, dale/Lauren

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Thanks for sharing your time and love of music! your friend, dale

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thanks for noticing..I don't usually run it like this, your observant! This room was super empty and reverb for days so I was just trying to cut back on that some. Lauren and I use it for most gigs we do these days without feedback problems - a few venues we play regularly it's not quite enough but it blows us away on what size rooms we have used with it and it a lot easier to pack around than a whole system as you well know. Probably the most single impressive piece of gear I've ever used.

I think you right generally...keep the mic behind it some if you can - get it off the ground if you can or tilt it up with something - I've used everything from saltshakers to ash trays, it gets the sound out better to the listener I think. Let your vocalist talk/sing through it and get in front of it - I think they put out more volume than I'm sometimes aware of being so close to it.

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