No, I wish. I did purchase a Unity Gain Buffer and his Strat-o-blaster active circuits for 2 of my guitars though. I have a good friend who is a luthier and made me a guitar, its sort of like a les Paul jr, single Stacked P90 in the bridge and I designed the electronics so I can get any combination of wiring with the flip of a couple switches.
Awesome! I just ordered a loaded pickguard from DGN, picking it up next week! Gonna put it in a strat-style body I have lying around, I'm pumped. It comes with his custom made pups (HSH) with a blaster circuit and coil taps.
Beautiful, It's quality stuff, Donato endorses him which I think has been very good for him. I bet you really dig the sound!
How did you mount the FM9 to the aero @Deadpool_25? I’m tweaking my setup and going to put the endcaps back on, does dual lock clear?
I drilled holes in the board and used screws. First I screwed the FM9 to a piece of cardboard, then used the cardboard as a template to mark the Aero board for drilling.
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Incredible job! I have a Shure GLX14R+ arriving tomorrow and going to mount under my board as well.A few more pics for your viewing pleasure. Forgot to mention all cables are Ernie Ball flat ribbons, super light weight. The only 3 cables not Ernie Ball are the Panel mounts that I soldered to my needs.
I have a full record of everything I bought for the build and happy to share links if anyone needs.
Rock on!
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absolutely amazing. I cut and re-soldered my power cable as well for my board but what would you check for on multimeter / setting? Thanks for the tip on that.. I’m a little jealous normally I figure everything out. But I bought a usb pass through for my usb port to my board but couldn’t get it to connect to fm9 edit or computer any tips on exactly what to look for spec wise for the panel mount would be sincerely appreciated!!Finally finished my fly rig for the summer. Been flying since 2019 with my Axe3, Matrix Power Amp, Shure PSM 900 IEM & Shure GLXD4R guitar wireless weighing in at 50lbs, my FC & incidentals in another checked bag, and carrying on my Mono Dual Electric case w/my my laptop carry on. I am too old for that crap anymore lol!
Now I will have my entire rig in one checked case, most likely the Pelican 1595 Air, but may move up to the 1615 Air, haven't decided. You will see that I extended the handles with picture frame clips so my FM9 and EV2 would fit on the Duo 24. I like it, but I added 5/8 inch feet on the bottom of the Temple board making it just as easy to pick it up, maybe easier, lol. So I may remove the handles giving me another inch of foam space in the 1595 Air.
Underneath is my GLXD4R and PSM900 with all antennas being mounted thru to the top of the Temple Board. I am running OUT1 to the Temple AMPMOD to my 2 Marshall cabs, and I'm gonna be honest, it sounds great. Not a Matrix, but for what I need, which is just to allow me to feel the air move on stage, it is all good
All power is coming in thru the Temple IEC AC Mains Micro Module, splitting 3 ways. Split #1 adding an extra on/off switch to the AMPMOD for the rare event I am not using cabs. Split #2 going to the Temple Hi5L MOD powering my 2 wireless units and LEDs, and split #3 running to my FM9.
I added l a 1/4 TRS Panel Mount Pigtai to Input 2 TRS to bring IEM feed from the FOH into my FM9, out of OUT3 of my FM9 into my PSM900, so I can have independent control of my guitar volume in stereo, with the house IEM feed up the middle of my ears. Then added 2 XLR Female Panel Mount Pigtails to OUT2 L/R stereo for my FOH feed.
Lastly, I cut pretty much every cable, AC power, DC power, XLR, TRS etc, and re-soldered/rewired them all to save space and weight. My wife has a word for that, but I digress..... All of it I checked a million times on my multimeter to make sure I dont kill myself, and then I checked again
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So, for all cables you have to use the ohm setting. Check the hot on both ends and it should get signal, or beep. Check the hot on one end against the cold and negative of the other end and you should get no signal, and it should read "OL" Thats for cables. Also works for AC and DC cables. When I shortened my 2 power adapters that is a TOTALLY different story and I spent some time in trial and error till I learned how to check my work, and lets just say ohms does not apply there lol.
They are round grommets. they are moldable. 7/8 was too big. 3/4 worked perfect. Amazon hates me right now. I returned more in the past 2 weeks than I have my entire life ha!
