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One mic for the whole kit. My kit isn't large. So I think one mic will work, maybe, possibly.

I want to start messing around looping pedals with multiple instruments. Mostly drums and bass guitars. My question is can I use a single microphone for the drums and should I use a dual input looping pedal/station? Secondly what looping stations/pedals are recommended? Also do they quantise? Probably not. Anyway. Thanks. Also I don't want to spend all the monies.

Welcome to micro transaction hell. You've got a pay a subscription on a car that you lease and don't own.

Also, you mean 'imagery', not 'imaginary'. Was that phone auto-correct/complete again?

Auto cucumber. And yes it's conveying the right feeling I'm looking for. What translation of "Do not go gentle into that good night.
Rage, rage against the dying of the light" into French works. I've seen it literally but I don't think it's effective. I'll have to bite the bullet and buy a book. And thanks for taking the time to respond.

Has anyone got a reliable French translation of Dylan Thomas' "Do not go gentle into that good night". I have seen literal translations but I want a version that has correct imaginary and nuances.

I saw was Prince

Sick

I might need to edit that. Right letters in the wrong order

I was Prince at Roskilde 10 years ago. He came on stage with in a white satin/silk flared jumpsuit with a nearly full size caricature of himself emblazoned on the front. Amazing.

I took this season's losing bike for a not insignificant shakedown loop around the Chilterns yesterday. Aside from 40/16 being totally wrong for a few climbs the bike held up well.

40 x 16 to 40 x 20 but I always come last so don't listen to me.

It's worth chatting to Spa Cycles if you want a built set. They ain't sexeh but build good wheels.

proves you don't have to spend a fortune to have a capable, fun bike

But marginal gainz?

My favourite builds are budget builds.

Nice this. Are you racing this year on it?

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Big fan of ND frames. And hot pink PC for cheapz are you're good to go. And "apparently" a few of the early (when he was starting up) NDs were made by Condor and these can be identified by cut out lugs. I don't know if it's true or not but that's what I've heard. And for £54 you have a bargain I think.

Subbed.

Yep. Best so far.

Exceptional bodge (a bodge is an endearment in my book). Those plastic dodads are very useful. I remember seeing a picture of a guy using a front reflector as a chain keeper.

Kinda want those tyres.

Yes he does. Just give him a call.

I have some wheels you might be interested in. I built a set of NOS Shimano 600 hubs (120/100) onto a set Ambrosio Evolution rims. For the exact same reason you are planning to do it. I also have a 16 and 18 Shimano DX cogs and Velo Solo spacers needed (and the lock ring - I used an old BB lock ring)

And you'll have to axle swap the rear hub (I've done this and it's easy enough). A QR will not hold wheel.

And subbed.

Stupid. I love it.

Yep

^ yep did that and worked fine.

That's the one that Specialized recommended to me but a spacer will still be required I think. I bodged mine with Cane Creek cover and cover spacer.

I used upper IS41/28.6 and lower IS41/30 bearings and reused the Cane Creek dust cap and dust cap spacer thing. It works fine. So don't lose those. You could use any spacer that fits at a push; you have to do this as the machined integrated bearing seat is deeper than usual.

Thanks for the offer. But it's a little too far. I'm going to bike the bullet and buy one I think.

Did that. Thanks and thanks to everyone else.