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synthlab
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 Posted: Tue Jul 15, 2008 3:08 pm Post subject:
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I finally bought a G2 Engine. It's great. I love it. 
A couple weeks later I ordered a G2 expansion board, also from Musician's Friend. First they said it was backordered and it would be 2-3 weeks. Now 3 weeks later, they say it will be another 30 days. Rats!! 
Does anybody know where I can buy a G2 expander?
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ark
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| Posted: Tue Jul 15, 2008 3:21 pm Post subject:
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| novamusik.com claims to have expanders in stock. |
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synthlab
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| Posted: Tue Jul 15, 2008 4:01 pm Post subject:
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Done.
Thanks ARK!!
Cheaper, too. Go NovaMusik.
That was easy.
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ark
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| Yeah, I bought my G2 from them. They were selling the G2 + expander + gig bag + some Waldorf soft synths for $50 more than the G2 alone. Still are, actually. |
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Chrono
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| Posted: Wed Jul 16, 2008 8:28 am Post subject:
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tnx  i've ordered my expansion! |
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fac
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| Posted: Wed Jul 16, 2008 8:03 pm Post subject:
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| ark wrote: | | Yeah, I bought my G2 from them. They were selling the G2 + expander + gig bag + some Waldorf soft synths for $50 more than the G2 alone. Still are, actually. |
Yeah, I got that bundle, too. Great deal. I also includes a gooseneck mic.
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dasz
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| that's a killer deal. |
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egw
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Yeah, I got that bundle, too. Great deal. I also includes a gooseneck mic. |
How do you use the gooseneck mic with the G2? Isn't it too short? (fits perfectly on the G2X)
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fac
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| egw wrote: | | fac wrote: |
Yeah, I got that bundle, too. Great deal. I also includes a gooseneck mic. |
How do you use the gooseneck mic with the G2? Isn't it too short? (fits perfectly on the G2X) |
Actually, I haven't used it much, but when I tested it, the length was fine for me; you may have to bend down a little to reach it, though. One thing I didn't like, is that the mic stays a bit loose in the G2 XLR connector, but it's no big deal, as long as you don't wiggle it too much.
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| fac wrote: | | egw wrote: | | fac wrote: |
Yeah, I got that bundle, too. Great deal. I also includes a gooseneck mic. |
How do you use the gooseneck mic with the G2? Isn't it too short? (fits perfectly on the G2X) |
Actually, I haven't used it much, but when I tested it, the length was fine for me; you may have to bend down a little to reach it, though. One thing I didn't like, is that the mic stays a bit loose in the G2 XLR connector, but it's no big deal, as long as you don't wiggle it too much. |
I found that I had to lean too far over the keyboard to be able to use the mic easily. But there's a simple solution: Shure A412B. That's a weighted metal base with a female XLR connector on the top and a cord with a male XLR connector at the other end. Plug that connector into the back of your G2 and put the base wherever you want. |
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fac
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I found that I had to lean too far over the keyboard to be able to use the mic easily. But there's a simple solution: Shure A412B. That's a weighted metal base with a female XLR connector on the top and a cord with a male XLR connector at the other end. Plug that connector into the back of your G2 and put the base wherever you want. |
I can just plug the mic on my 1202 VLZ mixer (which has the XLR jacks on top) and use the corresponding channel insert to route it to the G2.
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| fac wrote: | | ark wrote: |
I found that I had to lean too far over the keyboard to be able to use the mic easily. But there's a simple solution: Shure A412B. That's a weighted metal base with a female XLR connector on the top and a cord with a male XLR connector at the other end. Plug that connector into the back of your G2 and put the base wherever you want. |
I can just plug the mic on my 1202 VLZ mixer (which has the XLR jacks on top) and use the corresponding channel insert to route it to the G2. |
Of course.
However, I don't have enough room for a mixer on the desk next to my G2 and the A412B fits just fine. Moreover, why tie up a whole mixer? You might want it for something else. |
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