Where are good u-picks around Bloomington and surrounding counties?
I know they aren’t in season yet, but I’m trying to make some plans with my nieces before they head to college.
Most places don’t have websites or they have Facebook pages they haven’t updated in years, so I can’t tell which ones actually exist.
Just bought this used without the mixer (I got a good deal). I am a real noob and am unsure what I could get to replace the mixer that isn’t the Peavey mixer. I know I know - the best option is to get the one made for it, but it’s hard to find and super expensive. Can someone help me figure out a good inexpensive replacement? I’m using it for small comedy shows, so quality doesn’t need to be epic. Ideally, something used or new for under $100. Again, I get this won’t be great quality, but for now I’ll take good enough.
Specs:
• 2-way speaker system with 10” woofer and
piezoelectric horn.
• 5-channel powered mixer
• 4 XLR mic inputs with 15 Vphantom power
• 2 stereo line inputs
• 60 mm faders
• High-quality digital reverb
• 150 Watts of output power (75 Watts per channel) with DDT
• Variable-speed cooling fan
• 5-band graphic equalizer with FLS
Just bought this used without the mixer (I got a good deal). I am a real noob and am unsure what I could get to replace the mixer that isn’t the Peavey mixer. I know I know - the best option is to get the one made for it, but it’s hard to find and super expensive. Can someone help me figure out a good inexpensive replacement? I’m using it for small comedy shows, so quality doesn’t need to be epic. Ideally, something used or new for under $100. Again, I get this won’t be amazing quality, but for now I’ll take good enough.
Specs:
• 2-way speaker system with 10” woofer and
piezoelectric horn.
• 5-channel powered mixer
• 4 XLR mic inputs with 15 Vphantom power
• 2 stereo line inputs
• 60 mm faders
• High-quality digital reverb
• 150 Watts of output power (75 Watts per channel) with DDT
• Variable-speed cooling fan
• 5-band graphic equalizer with FLS
EDITED TO ADD: if you can give me a specific example with a link, that would be super helpful.
Just bought this used without the mixer (I got a good deal). I am a real noob and am unsure what I could get to replace the mixer that isn’t the Peavey mixer. I know I know - the best option is to get the one made for it, but it’s hard to find and super expensive. Can someone help me figure out a good inexpensive replacement? I’m using it for small beginner music shows and comedy shows, so quality doesn’t need to be epic. Ideally, something used or new for under $100. Again, I get this won’t be great quality, but for now I’ll take good enough.
Specs:
• 2-way speaker system with 10” woofer and
piezoelectric horn.
• 5-channel powered mixer
• 4 XLR mic inputs with 15 Vphantom power
• 2 stereo line inputs
• 60 mm faders
• High-quality digital reverb
• 150 Watts of output power (75 Watts per channel) with DDT
• Variable-speed cooling fan
• 5-band graphic equalizer with FLS
It is perfectly round, no seam, pretty lightweight @ 36 grams, 8.5 cm in circumference, but definitely rock or rock-like. Another group said it might be a Native American game ball.
It is perfectly round, no seam, pretty lightweight @ 36 grams, 8.5 cm in circumference, but definitely rock or rock-like.