help

[flatliners]

anyone know anywhere that sells g clamps cheap and xlr speaker to xlr leads

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

Disco shops? :D

Have you tried Googling or looking at Ebay?

[DMX Will]

CPC, for both of those.

I bought about 8 G clamps in December last year for around £1.85 each (50mm bars down to about 20mm bars i think, very flexible).

As for the XLRs, they also do a 10m XLR for £3 or £4

Edit: Also flatliners, I have a personal request. Alot of your thread's titles seem to very un-informative. "help" doesn't in anyway sum up the discussion of the thread and makes reading the forum harder for those members who are selective on what they read. Perhaps "G-Clamps and XLRs" would have been a better title, or better still "G-Clamps and XLRs - Where can I get these?". Thanks.

[soundtracker]

How many G-clamps d'you want?

[flatliners]

about 8

[rob1963]

CPC, for both of those.


Edit: Also flatliners, I have a personal request. Alot of your thread's titles seem to very un-informative. "help" doesn't in anyway sum up the discussion of the thread and makes reading the forum harder for those members who are selective on what they read. Perhaps "G-Clamps and XLRs" would have been a better title, or better still "G-Clamps and XLRs - Where can I get these?". Thanks.

Without wanting to have a dig an any individuals, I think there's a general problem on this forum with many thread titles not being as informative as they could be.

Many threads are started to ask a question. It's probably best to put the question as the thread title, so people know exactly what you're asking before they even read the actual thread.

Most thread titles give you a rough idea of the subject, but no idea as to what the author is asking. Examples over the last week or two include "Part time DJs" "Radio mic" "Oops, been stuffed" "Back on offer" "Confetti cannons" "Text me" and so on.

But if there were prizes for the least informative thread titles, they would probably go to "Help" "Active again" "Kit" "It's arrived" and my own personal favourite: "Arrrrrghh!!!!!!!!"

Doh!

:bang:

[flatliners]

i got my clamps today

[DMX Will]

Without wanting to have a dig an any individuals, I think there's a general problem on this forum with many thread titles not being as informative as they could be.

Many threads are started to ask a question. It's probably best to put the question as the thread title, so people know exactly what you're asking before they even read the actual thread.

Most thread titles give you a rough idea of the subject, but no idea as to what the author is asking. Examples over the last week or two include "Part time DJs" "Radio mic" "Oops, been stuffed" "Back on offer" "Confetti cannons" "Text me" and so on.

But if there were prizes for the least informative thread titles, they would probably go to "Help" "Active again" "Kit" "It's arrived" and my own personal favourite: "Arrrrrghh!!!!!!!!"

Doh!

:bang:

lol, doesn't leave much "for the imagination" though does it!

[rob1963]

Ahhhhh DMX Will - that's where I've been going wrong...I wasn't aware that thread titles had to leave something for the imagination! :p

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

I think there's a general problem on this forum with many thread titles not being as informative as they could be.



Although I agree in principle, I really don't think it's a problem, as such.

[rob1963]

Although I agree in principle, I really don't think it's a problem, as such.

Maybe "problem" was the wrong word, but I do find it annoying at times.

[DMX Will]

Although I agree in principle, I really don't think it's a problem, as such.


Maybe "problem" was the wrong word, but I do find it annoying at times.

I don't think the titles need to include as much detail as you say Rob, there are just the odd one that could include more information, or be just a tad more specific (I.E. This one).

But Agree with you Darren, it's not a major problem at all.

[BeerFunk]

Edit: Also flatliners, I have a personal request. Alot of your thread's titles seem to very un-informative. "help" doesn't in anyway sum up the discussion of the thread and makes reading the forum harder for those members who are selective on what they read. Perhaps "G-Clamps and XLRs" would have been a better title, or better still "G-Clamps and XLRs - Where can I get these?". Thanks.
That's one of my pet hates on all forums, not just this one. Well done for bringing it up, Will

[rob1963]

That's one of my pet hates on all forums, not just this one. Well done for bringing it up, Will

Beerfunk...let me shake your hand! :D

[rob1963]

I don't think the titles need to include as much detail as you say Rob, there are just the odd one that could include more information, or be just a tad more specific (I.E. This one).



Yes Will - like the eleven I mentioned in reply #6 for starters! :p

[Corabar Steve]

My pet Hate on forum is people who don't use the multiquote buttons when the forum has them (or the edit button) :d :d

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

My pet hate on forums is people who keep moaning about the most trivial of things...:evelgrin:

[Corabar Steve]

That 2 http://smilies.vidahost.com/contrib/scorchio/sgrin.gif

[Corabar Entertainment]

That 2 http://smilies.vidahost.com/contrib/scorchio/sgrin.gifPots and kettles! :eek: :eek: :eek: :p

[Corabar Steve]

No, I quite like them. :P

[DMX Will]

Pots and kettles! :eek: :eek: :eek: :p

Kettle is fine, Milk and two please Ang. :D :D

[Corabar Entertainment]

:lol: PMSL!

[rob1963]

My pet hate on forums is people who keep moaning about the most trivial of things...:evelgrin:

Ok Darren...moan about something that's NOT trivial!

(and when you do, others might think it IS trivial!) :p


My pet Hate on forum is people who don't use the multiquote buttons when the forum has them (or the edit button) :d :d

Steve,

I'm guilty of that.

I'd LOVE to use the multiquote button, but don't have a clue how it works, and couldn't find any FAQ or help on it :(

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

On the right of the posting area, you'll see a quote sign and a + sign. Click each post you want to quote and then click on post reply under the last post.

Job done.

[rob1963]

Thanks Darren,

I've always wondered how that function works.

I look forward to giving it a go!

[Corabar Steve]

I hope you didn't take the above comments to heart Rob, they were intended toungue in cheek, hence the smilies.

[BeerFunk]

I confess - I didn't know how to use the multi-quote buttons either! I've just done it manually :o

[rob1963]

I hope you didn't take the above comments to heart Rob, they were intended toungue in cheek, hence the smilies.


No Steve, I didn't take those comments to heart, and knew they were indended tongue in cheek.

Even if they HAD upset me, I wouldn't have said anything to you about it... because I understand you're mad, bad & dangerous to know! :eek: :eek: :eek:

[Corabar Steve]

Even if they HAD upset me, I wouldn't have said anything to you about it... because I understand you're mad, bad & dangerous to know! :eek: :eek: :eek:

Only part of that statement is actually true, but which part?

[DMX Will]

Only part of that statement is actually true, but which part?

"dangerous to know"