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If you do not know much about fishing kayaking, this article will help you answer the question. In fact, the fishing kayak is a method of fishing that many people like to experience. It brings many benefits to our life. Today, we will show you some benefits of this amazing activity. Top Fishing Kayak Daily 2020
The definition of Fishing Kayaks
A fishing kayak is a kind of kayak, which is used for special activity: fishing. In fact, this is used for open water fishing, which is more dangerous and more interesting. For many years, this vehicle has been used for the purpose of transportation on the water. But now, it is designed differently for one reason: going fishing.
The first fishing kayak was made from animal skins. In the past, people used it in the Arctic Ocean. they used the kayak to hunt on rivers and lakes. People did not use it for fishing, even just one time. But now, things have changed so much, people use this vehicle for their interest: fishing on the water. To compare with other fishing watercraft, fishing kayaks are cheaper, more affordable. It means you can own one without much worry about the cost. But remember that this if for fishing, not touring, it does not supply a big place for storage.
Benefits of a Fishing Kayak
A fishing kayak has many benefits., In this part of our article, we will find out each benefit, step by step.
A fishing kayak does not make much noise.
Yes, this is the truth. If other watercraft make noise, this great vehicle is different. It does not make much noise when you sit on the water such as river or seas. The only kind of noise you can hear is the noise from paddles. But it is not loud sounds, you will sit for hours for fishing and just use paddles sometimes.
A fishing kayak also allows more access
It is really easy for you to get in, or get our form a fishing kayak. In fact, to compare to other vehicles on seas, this is really a good one, friendly to the user. You will take just some seconds to get in or out if you want. This is not an advantage of many watercraft. It means you can easily control the direction of the fishing kayak when you meet a bog boat, or get tucket in a narrow space. It is safer with this fishing kayak, right?
A fishing kayak is faster than many other trolling motorboats.
Yes, it is because you will use the machine to be faster and faster, which allows you to reach the place with more fish. It is designed only for fishing and that is the reason why you will see a fishing kayak is really faster than a touring boat. Good Fishing Kayak
It is an economical vehicle.
A fishing kayak is an economical vehicle that you save you a lot of money. If you use a fishing kayak, you do not have to pay much for Maintainance. There are some things you can save are cost for storage, the cost for insurance, fees for boat registration and added gas, and so on. This means you can happily use the fishing kayak for along time, which does not cost much.
A fishing kayak allow you to cover to a larger distance.
If you buy a fishing kayak, you can easily get to the larger distances because the speed is great and the things for fishing are just a shortlist. In fact, you do not make much effort for moving even a very long distance, the machine will do it for you. This is the pride of a fishing kayak. What makes this happen? It is because fishing kayaks can move more efficiently than a normal boat. The paddle ways well and you will not get trouble with winds or the change in the weather.
A fishing kayak is really convenient.
It is more convenient than other watercraft because you can take a short time for access: get in and get out. It is also convenient to store a fishing kayak than a big boat. If you have ever controlled the fishing kayak, you will see that it is easy for you to control the vehicle than other boats. Pros and
Pros and Cons of Using Fishing Kayaks
In the last part , we have seen the benefits a fishing kayaks bring to us. In this part, we will see more about the pros and cons of this interesting vehicle,.It is a good experience for you before choosing or making a tour for fishing.
Pros
The fishing kayak is really elegant. It is light in weight and very easy to be controlled, to drive.
This kind of kayak also do not make much noise, it is one of the quietest kinds of boats that you may see on the oceans. This is the advantage to help the user haul a fish.
the cost for a fishing kayak is really cheap, cheaper than many other vehicles used on the sea.
It is also designed well for special activity: fishing on the water. Read More In Here
Cons
It is not suitable for people who are under seasickness.
A fishing kayak does not have a great space for storage. It means you can not go for a group of more than two.
Sometimes you may get wet with water.
yes, although this kind of vehicle has its own cons, you have many benefits. You can see and ask for help from the experiencer to buy and challenge your self.

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Well, you're covering a lot of different things here, but I'll see if I can give you some perspective. 

 

First, as far as balancing your volume levels.  This is most commonly due to the fact that the amp models are simulations of the actual behavior of the amp circuits.  Therefore the levels will be different on each of them just like the real amps would be.  You can do this by ear just comparing them to each other.  I personally use a small mixing board so that I can compare the signal levels not just as an aid to matching volume levels, but also to better ensure the signal I send to the FOH remains consistent across all my various presets and snapshots.  Another approach is when you add a block to the signal chain you check the signal chain with the block turned on and off to make sure you're not building up additional volume over the base volume level of the signal chain with no blocks added to it.  In all cases once you get all the volumes matched up you use the Helix master volume knob to control your output.  In my case I disengage the Helix volume knob from the XLR output which then sends a signal to the FOH the same as if the volume knob were turned to full max. Then I just use my Helix volume knob to control the 1/4" output going to my FRFR speaker.

As far as the distortion you heard at your friend's house that would most likely be do to overdriving the gain level of the speaker.  The generally accepted way of setting up a powered speaker is to set it's gain knob at unity or 12 o'clock.  That means that the amplifiers in the speaker will operate at their normal maximum volume level without anything being added or subtracted from the incoming signal.  If you get too much gain going into the FRFR powered speaker either from the signal being too high on the Helix or too much gain on the speaker itself the signal will clip on cheaper powered speakers and on more sophisticated powered speakers it will kick on an internal limiter to protect the speaker.

I personally haven't used Rockit speakers but there are a number of people that dial in their tones on studio speakers.  It's not optimal but it can work if you have enough volume to rise above most of the limitations of the Fletcher Munson effect.  Generally that's going to be around 80 to 90 db or the equivalent of standing on the side of the highway with traffic passing, so not really all that high.  What is a limitation with using studio monitors is that they are designed in such a way that the speakers need to be positioned optimally and you need to be positioned between them optimally in order to get the most accurate representation of the tone.  Powered live speakers are much more flexible in that they have tonal consistency across a wide area if they're in an upright position (not floor monitor) but can sound harsh if you're positioned too closely to them due to your close proximity to the horn.

I personally don't have to "fake out" anything with my setup at home.  I have a small mixing board which I route my signal through so I can visually see my signal level and I'm attached to a Yamaha DXR12 in a vertical upright position at roughly chest height.  With that setup I get a very accurate representation of my tone and have a consistent signal level going to the FOH so that it only has to be gain staged once on any of my presets.

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