surroundguy

Does anyone know the actual spec numbers? I’d like to get it to the way it came from the factory: Relief Measurement: String Height Measurement: Pickup Height Measurement: This is VERY hard information to find. I contacted Tyler Guitars and all they could do was refer me to Line 6. Not very impressed with that! Any info would be greatly appreciated!

Contact Support Directly and ask them for proper procedure.

Regarding using the older 32-bit software, I'd partition the MacBook Pro's hard drive and install an operating system that is older than Catalina. Instructions here: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201255 and here: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204904 One will install the OS that originally came with your machine and you will be able to use the older software! Hope this helps!

Regarding using the older 32-bit software, I'd partition the MacBook Pro's hard drive and install an operating system that is older than Catalina. Instructions here: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201255 and here: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204904 One will install the OS that originally came with your machine and you will be able to use the older software! Hope this helps!

Hello SiWatts69: Nice post! I live in the USA, so don't deal with 240v, but I too am VERY particular about my power on stage (and all other cabling for that matter)! I use 6x Furman P-1800 AR VOLTAGE REGULATOR / POWER CONDITIONERS (15 amps each, 11,160 watts total) http://www.furmansound.com/product.php?div=01&id=P-1800AR for everything (2 on stage for PA, 4 at FOH for mixer & racks). Expensive, but you've never heard anything as quiet or reliable (as long as the mains hold up). I may be a little obsessive, but I have even replaced all of my removable power cables with expensive shielded power cables as these are the most prone to emitting 60 cycle hum. ALL of my audio cables are star quad (2 twisted pair) for the balanced audio and single-twisted pair for any unbalanced cables, all with Neutrik gold XLR & 1/4" connectors. I do everything I can think of to reduce the possibility of induced noise. I'd bet I have one of the quietest live sound reinforcement rigs in this country! I really appreciate the fact that you understand and care about these points seemingly as much as I do. In my 3 plus decades doing live sound, I have seen some of the SLOPPIEST cabling in the world! Whether it is by ignorance or they don't care I don't know, but I'm glad I'm not alone on this planet in trying to do things right! 4x L3Ms (mains), 4x L3Ss (mains), 8x L2Ms (6x stage monitors and 2x audience delays if needed), 32-Channel Mixer

Hi Guys: Regarding these posts, please see MY post under "surroundguy", posted Aug 26th, 2016, 4:29 PM so I don't have to repeat here. Thanks and please respond with any comments! Jeff P. Atomic Purr Sound and Studios, LLC Green Valley, AZ

Two things: 1) The StageSource Speakers are said to draw 250 Watts at 1/8 power. At FULL power they would approach 1.5 Amps apiece for brief periods of time. 2) Check out the Power Monitoring For Dummies device manufactured by P3 International. Model P4455: www.p3international.com This device will tell you how much power you are drawing (up to 15A) in 6 units of measure: Watts / VA (Volt Amps) / Volts / Amps / KWH (Kilowatt Hours) / Elapsed Time AND there is a "Pro" mode if the previous is not enough for the nerds out there. This device is NOT expensive and I HIGHLY recommend it to keep an eye on power consumption. The last thing you want to do is trip a circuit during the best solo you have ever performed!!!