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How to Use a Band Back Line
Choose the Right Guitar Cabinet for Your Guitar
Choose the Right Bass Rig for You
Choose the Right Drum Kits for You
Choose the Right Amplifiers for You
Choose the Right Speaker Cables for You
How to Match Your Ohms Correctly to Your Amps
Choose the Right Amp Tubes for You
Learn When to Change Your Amp Tubes
How to Change a Bias Amp Tube
How to Change Your Amp's Power Tubes
How to Change Pre-Amp Tubes
How to Choose a Bass Rig Head
Learn About Active Bass Electronics
How to Change a Drum Head
How to Tune a Drum
How to Set Up a Keyboard on Stage
How to Set Up Microphone Stands on Stage
How to Set Up Microphones on Stage
How to Set Up a Sound Board on Stage
How to Set Up a Drum Kit on Stage
How to Choose Drum Cymbals on Stage
Determine What to Mic on Your PA System
How to Use the Outboard Gear of Your PA System
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Denis Downing is the owner of Roxy Studios, which has been called the best Music Rehearsal Studio in New York City. He can be reached at (718) 361-0965. Denis started playing guitar...read more
"DENIS DOWNING: On behalf of Expert Village, this is Denis Downing at Roxy Studios, New York City and today, I'm going to show you how to set up some band equipment. Alright, now that you know about the amps, we'll get into hooking it up properly. Okay. Here we have the speaker cord, sounds simple enough, plugging it in. But the speaker chord is very different from an instrument cord although they look identical and a lot of people don't realize that. A speaker cord is made up of two wires going through here individually and they're allowed for bleed off or extra power. Now, an instrument cord is shielded to block out noise. It has a completely different purpose. So, although they look the same, they're far different from each other. So, I'll tell you again, make sure it's a speaker cord back here."
eHow Article: Choose the Right Speaker Cables for You
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