Unfortunately all my 1/16 RC tanks have plastic tracks so I do not have firsthand knowledge. A couple of my friends do have metal tracks and suggest that metal drive gears are required due to the greater weight of the tracks. My friends prefer metal rather than plastic as they like the more realistic movement. Thanks for your comment and for watching.

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Thanks for your comment. Subscribed to your channel. You have a great collection of cars. Also is that you on the piano?👍

This is one of my favorite Tamiya kits. An easy build and fun to drive. Tamiya will be releasing a new kit with the same chassis but with a Porsche 956 body in November. I will be getting that one if it doesn’t sell out. Thanks for watching and for your comment.

I built this as box stock with only bearings as a hop up. I did install the tamiya cockpit on the body. I could not go to full throttle for the video as it kept on scrapping the pavement due to its low clearance. I also have one sealed in a box and not planning on building that one. Thanks for your comment and for watching.

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Thanks. I will let my nephew know. He drove as I took the video. Thanks for the comment and for watching.

I have always been impressed by the Bose L1 series of PA speakers. I have been using them for the past 10 years. Please check out our newer posts. Thanks for your comment and for watching.

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We do enjoy making music. Thanks for watching.

Sometimes I wish Bose had a 12 or 16 channel mixer. There are certain times I could have used it 😂.

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I have always believed that music keeps you young and happy. My brother (lead vocal) and I have been band mates since 1981. Thanks for watching and comment.

Using one S1 pro as a monitor for my brother (lead singer). On this video we are using one L1 Pro16 although I do have 2 L1 Model 2 with B2 Bass Modules. All instruments and vocals are connected to a Bose T8S mixer which is connected to the Pro16 using an Ethernet Cat6 cable. Thanks for watching and comment.

Using the Bose T8S mixer. 4 channels for vocals and 4 channels for instruments. Connect it to the Pro16 using a Cat6 Ethernet cable for digital signal. The T8S is pretty expensive for an 8 channel mixer but it seems to get the best out of the Bose L1 series of PA speakers. You can use any mixer just connect to either channel 1 or 2 of the Pro16 just make sure to turn off Tonematch and have treble and bass settings “flat”, and reverb all the way down. Thanks for watching and comment.

It’s a lot of fun to drive. Thanks for watching and comment.

I was just glad to be able to drive it for a little bit. Thanks for your comment and for watching.

Huh? I saw one in person yesterday for sale.

As far as I know, the official release for sale is March 8.

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Everything is cheaper online. I do the same thing. But I also try or support my local hobby shop. Thanks for your comment and for watching.

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Based on the Traxxas Maxx but with Low Center Gravity (LCG) chassis and slightly longer wheelbase. Definitely a fun RC car to drive! Thanks for watching.

Got the 3D file from this site (www.thingiverse.com/thing:5349398). It is a free download. Will need a 3D printer. I have the Ender 3 V3 SE which is reasonably priced and so far I have been getting reliable prints (only had the printer for a couple of weeks). Had to modify the side pods as they print with battery clips but they kept breaking so I just glued them to the stock battery clips of the mini-z. Hope this helps.

Thanks for watching and comment. The singer (my brother) unfortunately has hearing loss. He usually wears a hearing aid but it is not useful during a gig. He uses a Bose S1 Pro as a monitor to give him a directional monitor in front which helps him.

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Blessings to you as well. If you have any questions about the Bose L1 systems please just let me know. Thanks.

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I actually also have 2 Bose L1 Model 2 with B2 Bass Modules and 2 Bose S1 Pro. Used to do band gigs with 1 L1 Model 2 and Karaoke gigs with 2 S1 Pros. But I am now getting older and just use the 1 L1 Pro16 for our gigs (I no longer do karaoke gigs). The Pro16 has surpassed all of our expectations for sound quality and power. Our gigs have recently been mostly in restaurant and catering hall environments so people not only want live music but also want to be able to have conversations with each other. My brother (lead singer) will use his S1 Pro as a monitor for his vocals and guitar because he has some hearing loss and having the monitor in front helps him a lot. By positioning the L1 Pro16 behind us lets us hear what the audience hears. Using the Bose T8S mixer does get the most out of the L1 systems. Sorry for the long response as I have been a Bose system fan for over 15 years. Thanks for your comment and for watching.

@@virgil60 Thanks so much...appreciate the big reply and all the info! I've been continuing to read articles...there are a few out there recommending stepping up to the 32....which by the sound of it is even better...but I do wonder if it would actually be overkill...especially in a context like you where we play in places where people probably want to chat etc too! Thanks so much for all your thoughts!

Either Bose system is great. Just depends on budget. Good luck with your band and always enjoy making music!

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This is definitely worth the wait. Although being very careful with it as I do not have spare parts 😂. Thanks for watching.

The Bose L1 Compact did handle bass and drums but does have limited power. We now use the Bose L1 Pro16 which has more than enough power for our gigs. Please watch my latest video uploads. Thanks for watching and comment.

@@virgil60 I bought a L1 pro8, but it hasn't arrived yet. I'll be happy if he holds out. Thanks

Good luck. Hope everything works out great for you.

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My brother, the lead vocal has hearing loss. He usually wears a hearing aid, but is not useful while performing. The Bose S1 Pro is used as his monitor with only his vocals and guitar as the feed. With the Bose L1 Pro16 behind us, it gives him a directional monitor in front of him which helps him a lot. Thanks for watching and comment.

Hi. Using one L1 Pro16. All vocals and instruments connected to a Bose T8S mixer which is connected to the Pro16 with an Ethernet Cat6 cable. The mixer master volume is at the “9 o’clock” position. The system is pretty powerful. Even works well outdoors (mixer master volume at “10 o’clock” position. Good luck with your band. Thanks for watching and comment.

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The Bose L1 Pro16 performs well outdoors. We use a Bose T8S mixer with it connected using an Ethernet cat6 cable and mixer master volume at “10 o’clock” position. Please check out my KZbin channel for a video from June 26, 2022 for another outdoor performance with the CFC Music Ministry. Thanks for watching.

Bose L1 systems are designed to be placed behind musicians unlike conventional PA systems. This helps us to hear what the audience hears. Thanks for watching.

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We have played medium size venues with about 150 guests and outdoor as well with over 100 guests. The Bose L1 Pro 16 handled both situations well. I did not have to go above 50 percent master volume on the Bose T8S mixer. The mixer is connected to the L1 Pro with a Cat6 network cable so I did not have any volume settings on the L1 Pro. Unfortunately we have not been able to record gigs as there is nobody to record us. I would probably use direct boxes for guitar and bass to limit the chance of feedback although I have not had issues with feedback even when the L1 Pro is directly behind me on drums. I have not yet tried acoustic drums setup with the L1 Pro 16 as I use electronic drums. I hope this helps. Thanks for the kind feedback.

We now currently use the Bose L1 Pro System and forgot that this video has us using the Bose L1 Model 2 with B1 Bass Module. Our past gigs we used the L1 Model 2 with a B2 Bass module. I think the B1 Bass module does not provide enough bass response for out normal gigs and is only used for practice.

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Thanks. Starting to get gigs again after over a year. Feels good to play for public.

We are typical musicians with a passion to play. Just recently performed at a local restaurant after over a year in practice mode. I bought the L1 Pro 16 for better portability over the L1 Model II with B2 Bass module. The sound quality of the L1 Pro is so good that it will now be our “go to” system. Thanks for listening. Enjoy your L1 Pro system.

@@virgil60 I bought a pair of the L1 Pro 16 Bose Speakers!

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We are based in Central New Jersey. Originally from the Philippines and are US citizens.

@@virgil60 I use to live in the Philippines! Olongapo City.

@@virgil60 I live on the West Coast of the U.S., about a 6 Hour drive from L.A.