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11 oct. 2016
EHX is awesome BUT
I can think of a few things to improve with this looper, and one of them is adding dedicated controls for track up-down and probably a little screen like on the controller. Still, as a set, this is the best looper ever made, and if you are into looping, it's definitely worth the investment. This thing is powerful.
03 août 2016
light, versatile ring gloves
light sparring to bag work to drills, these gloves protect your hand nicely but don't impede movement/grappling. and they aren't very padded, not boxing gloves at all. if you wear a mouth guard though, these are safe enough for a lot of light sparring, and there's no question as far as grappling goes. for training, I'd recommend MMA sparring gloves for the extra weight and padding that trains your punches to be harder. I am not a fan of boxing gloves and these work for me but you really do need the sparring gloves to train punches safely.
11 oct. 2016
Clean analog mixer
A couple of my pots might be slightly dirty, but only some ones that I rarely use. Other than that, the sound it good, and it has versatile options for routing, including the stereo auxiliary in and mono out with a separate volume per channel, the first two channels which are actually each mono (notice the gray knobs are pan instead of balance) which have XLR ins, phantom power, and a separate gain knob for the amplification, 2 dual 1/4" outs (master and CR), stereo headphone out, the RCA I/O, and nice 3-band EQ. Only complaint, I wish those first 2 channels were stereo. Because when you turn on phantom power, the XLR usually ends up being ridiculously louder than the other input. You can turn the gain down a lot and that helps, but If you have nice mics, it can be good to let them be sensitive. I really like this board, and I do have nice mics, so it works. I like that they sent XLR cables also. No USB, just I/O.