For those of you who have trouble uploading photos or images of yourselves, equipment and equipment setups, take a good look at http://www.photobucket.com/ which will make all this a piece of cake using the UBB codes. Photobucket is free, and the agreement is quite liberal. Just something to consider so forum members can get a first hand look at rigs and setups that make life a bit easier for all of us.

Cheers,

Gary

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Travlin' Easy

You the man, Gary.
Thanks for the info.

That's what I use, I forgot I had it until I tried to post pics of the Logitech Z5500's.

Thanks

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Gar:
Looks to be the easiest one I've seen...
..thanks.......pose

Dropped in a photo looking out my music studio window to give her a test...using edit

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Vilo.....Vince:

Checked your site Hey great bunch of songs, you got a good voice Love the music, grew up in Agua Fria Ariz.......pose

ps I got 2 z5500's systems, love em....Did you ever get pics of the z's converted to real plugs,I converted mine using 1/4" phone jacks. yell if you want to see a couple of pics.....pose

Thanks for checking out my site, I'm glad you'll like my music!!!

Yes!! I need those pics!!PLease!!


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pose, why do you have two?

If you can post any pics so you can put a link on synthzone, please do. I'd like to see them as well.


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Yamaha PSR2000

Hi Gar, THANKS for the link to both 'user friendly' & FREE Photo Bucket.

It's amazing how many FREE internet file hosting & Internet Chat providers have become available over the last year: PhotoBucket.com; Putfile.com; Rapidshare.de; YouSendit; Skype.com; to name a few. I'm just wondering how/if they're able to make money.

I encourage others here to share your personal favorite free file hosting provider(s), perhaps including why you consider it (them) your prefered favorite. Thanks.

Scott

Hi:

Vilo will try to upload pics below. Don't know how to do 4 at once so will have to edit 1 at a time.....

The back of the sub has a home made patch box with 5 female 1/4 phone jacks this is velcrowed to the back of the sub and hooked up with 5 short paired wires.
the speakers are shown on a wall mount I made for my studio stage, they come off easily and go on a cymbal stand for gigging.
one pic is a close up of the phone jack.

If you do this with a phone jack note the location of the jack/s (about the only place in the speaker that has ample room for easy installation.

Bill:
I have 2 (second one is for my computer and serves as a emergency backup for my ty2.)
Any question/s be happy to respond, I got my info from Gary and built on his original setup. Its a terrific inexpensive system (set up time on a job is about 8-10 minutes)
and the sound is amazing, out performs my 2 club 15" Yamaha combo speakers.

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Pose,
You ought to buy up a bunch, convert them, and sell them for a few bucks profit ...
The Z5500-1/4