Not such a great idea, unless you use something besides your stereo speakers, and/or compress the signal. Plus, you may not like the sound of it, unless you use a guitar preamp. Stereo speakers are not made to handle the dynamics of raw music. Distortion may appear as square waves, which are close enough to DC to fry your speakers. There are several other issues which may also destroy your speakers. A stereo is intended to faithfully reproduce the recorded material.

No. The X-Amp is designed for line-level inputs. To do this, you would require a mic preamp that can produce a line level output which in turn could drive the X-Amp hundreds of feet away.

The vast majority of people should use a mono cable (connect it to the SUBWOOFER or LFE output on your receiver). Use stereo cables only with 2-channel stereo preamps.

Over the years Mike has used many different amp/speaker combinations. His favourite for a long time was an extensively modified blackface Fender Twin. Sadly this amp was stolen, along with his van and other equipment in London. He’s also used at various times a couple of hand built valve amps, various Jansen amps (Made in NZ), a Marshall JCM 800 stack and various other Fender’s, his favourite being a late-1950’s Bandmaster.

We take X-rays to reveal the alignment of your spine. We are also concerned about underlying disease processes such as degenerative disc and joint disease, arthritis, disc disorders, tumors, congenital anomalies, bone spurs, and spinal curvature. X-rays also provide a blueprint for correcting the spine back to a normally aligned position. The precise X-rays taken in our office are necessary to make the measurements used in the vectored analysis to correct spinal misalignments.

There are a few reasons to run SPSS via X-Windows on the Statistics servers. The primary reasons have to do with the local disk that's on the Statistics servers, and the speed with which the Statistics servers can crunch data. What using X-Windows to display SPSS windows on a desktop PC from a Statistics server does is, it allows you to use the power of the statistics server from your desktop.

BOSS: DD-5, DD-3, Bass Overdrive, Reverb, MetalZone, Tremelo, PitchShifter, Line Selectors, Overdrive, Distortion. Electro Harmonix: Hot Tubes, Graphic Fuzz, Bass Synthesizer, Micro Synthesizer, Big Muff, Holier Grail, Memory Man.

Yes, there is no noticeable latency with an Air-Band connection and the high available bandwidth makes it ideal for online gaming.

Sometimes, it is necessary to use your recorder's line-in jack to record. This is the case if you wish to use an external microphone with the Archos Jukebox, because this recorder has no microphone jack. Along the same lines, the Plextalk PTR1's microphone jack is mono, so if you wish to use a stereo microphone, you must plug it into the PTR1's line-in jack. The problem is that the expected levels for microphones are much lower than the levels for line-in.

Yes. The whole idea of BrainWave Generator and binaural beats is based on being able to hear different tones in different ears. This effect cannot be attained with loudspeakers.

Answer: Absolutely NOT ! We ONLY use professional public address systems for all of your events. We do not believe in cutting corners when it comes to our equipment.

Quartersawn wood is the most dimensionally stable, but some woods like birds-eye maple must be flat-sawn for the figure to show. If you have some gorgeous or rare flat-sawn wood that you want to use, it may well be worth the risk; if it's an inexpensive piece of a common wood, you may be risking the longevity of your guitar for no good reason.

Conventional wisdom on the MIMForum is that grain orientation does not matter for bolt-on solid-body necks. For acoustics, it is traditional to use quartersawn wood. Some builders laminate flatsawn wood (face to face) to create what is in effect a quartersawn neck blank:

Absolutely! Bass tones will vary dramatically when driving through a 4-10 cabinet as opposed to a 2-15. Keep in mind that the Cabbone is designed to work with 100 Watt amplifiers. Using a more powerful amp at high volumes could cause the relays to arc. To make sure you do not damage the Cabbone or your amps, make sure you do not drive more than 100 Watts through the Cabbone.

My guitar strings ratings outline the experiences I have had with strings on my Martin D-1. Others have very different opinions. I encourage you to experiment with many brands and gauges of strings to see what's best for your guitar.

Yes, Tonebones' tone controls and circuitry have been designed to work with all guitar amps, either tube or solid-state.

Just after 9/11/01 I bought a small Martin for airline travel and have wound up using it for most of my gigs and have recorded two albums with it -- 2002's Thumb Thump and 2004's Golden Willow Tree. It is a 00C15AE -- which means in "Martin-speak," a "00" size (grand concert or classical guitar shape) cutaway, all solid-wood mahogany (top as well) with rosewood fingerboard and bridge, "acoustic electric.

The X Window System does not use autoconf because autoconf was not available when the X Window System was started in 1984.

No. Some customers have fashioned glove boxes in place of the stereo. (We do not sell glove boxes.) Some customers choose not to have a stereo hole cut. If you do not want a stereo hole cut, you must tell us at the time you place your order.