Hello John, sorry I don't. Thanks for watching!

How do you figure?

They are necessary, they affect how low the strings can go

Agreed! High quality and a great design.

That's some pricey upgrades, I'm sure it sounds as good as it looks. The Gotoh is a decent bridge for around $35 bucks I paid; well made, great plating, no problem at all getting the intonation spot on. The Hipshot on my bb234 bass needed longer fillister head screws for the D & G strings among other tweaks. Recently though, been looking hard at the Indonesian Squires too. Thanks for watching!

Hello and thank you for watching! Best thing to do is take the whole assembly with you to the hardware store for a perfect fitment.

Hello and thanks for watching. How low you can go depends on your style. Me I love to bang on those strings. The other thing is that the thickness of the this model Gotoh Bridge and the saddles really limits how low you can go. The TRBX174 has a really solid and stable neck...If you want to go really low, see a professional and get it setup exactly the way you want it and that may require some fret leveling etc.

Thank you! Just Plano field boxes converted into battery boxes. The fun part is making them look like real equipment.

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Scoping out my third one of these now...Thanks for watching!

Husky is a Home Depot Brand. Maybe try their website? Thanks for watching!

@@thisoldmanchannel thank you. I just found it and bought an upgraded one.

Take a look at the Patriot Solar Generators. Great stuff available for everyone.

Thank you! Appreciate your comments!

Sure, email at [email protected].

That's so nice of you... Thank you!

Thanks for watching Radman! I didn't plan it.

Hey lost lefty, you planning on going cross country with your skateboard man?

Nah, I have a JBL charge 4 and I don't think I can get better quality than that without spending hundreds and still not get better quality sound.

SAE charging port in the rear goes right to battery. Using Battery Tender Junior Charger with an inline fuse. You can just as easily use a lithium battery and charger.... Very tidy battery box.

Maybe measure the holes and compare to a drawing. Look at Hipshot bridges too.. They got a great website, lots of products and great customer service.

Yes, just don't have the cash for it right now. :-( I'll get lithium one day.

Thank you! Made a bunch of them. Check out the Universal Ammo Can build. No internal battery needed. Thanks for watching!

No problem, really a well designed and innovative tool.

Hey there! It's supposed to lock on its own when fully extended one way or another. Check to see if the release button is stuck or you're pressing it accidentally when you are using the tool.

There's no parts list as there are no part numbers for the majority of the items. Best to watch the videos and decide for yourself how you'd like to build your battery box as your needs may vary. Anyhow, thank you for watching!

System is still the same set up because it's so small and so versatile with multiple inputs and a remote control so that I don't have to get up to change the volume or mute to pick up a phone call. What's really going to give you the most pleasure though is the speakers you choose and with a computer set up, speaker height and distance speaker to speaker in relation to your ears will have a huge impact on your listening enjoyment, same as a full blown hifi system. Same rules apply. The other critical factor is the speakers you choose, plus you can add a mini powered subwoofer. My little system would sound so much better in terms of imaging if I had room to place the speakers farther apart since my listening position is so far back, but there is no room for that in my room. Even so the quality of sound is very good for a bedroom system. I think your system is going to sound great when you're done tweaking it.

I have the same amp. I came back to it after trying 2 different Yamaha amps. IMHO it sounds beautiful. Running Smaller Advent speakers in a bedroom.

@@TheSpiralnotebook You wanna have some fun on the cheap try mil spec silver plated copper aircraft wire as speaker cable... Bet you could tell the difference with those Advents...

Yeah, my other idea was to use a nut and bolt as a bus bar, but seeing that I'm a huge hot shot youTuber with unlimited funding, I opted for the for the engineered product... Thanks for watching man!

Yes agreed... Thanks for watching!

With an inverter, probably not at all. I would recommend a power generator like Generac or something else like it if you're planning for an extended event without power.

Hey Louis that sounds awesome! Send me a picture of your build at [email protected]. BTW see what you think about the Universal Box. Basically a distribution box with no internal battery. Thanks for watching and commenting!

I really like them too, but check out the MTM Zombie Box I built with 3 batteries. Much easier to build than this size...Fast forward to now, I'm going with an external big deep cycle marine battery using a prototype box that'll hook up with any 12v battery available. Let me know what you think... Thank you!

Geri, Thank you so much! Wish people would say something like that about my cooking!

Ha! 😂Well, they don't say it about mine either. My husband does all the cooking and it's delicious. @@thisoldmanchannel

@@gsudman Well, Geri, I feel for ya, but the thing of it is I really thought meatballs wrapped in a tortilla like a cigar would catapult me into KZbin stardom....

Casey you're 100 percent right! So people built bigger cans and more batteries, including me. Check out my build for the Universal Ammo Can Battery Box. It's really a distribution box with no battery that works off any external 12V. See what you think. Thanks for commenting!

Hello, you talking about that side port with the meter? It has an on off switch but here's the deal, had the mini in my car for some time, all summer and took it out to charge it up, battery was stone dead.

@@thisoldmanchannel USB always have a " phantom load" and will slowly drain the battery. That outlet must have a switch to turn it off. Ask me how I know....dead boat battery just from the USB being on for a time

Hard lessons... Okay so we got an update video in the works for the Mini Battery Box... Thank you so much for your comments!

Gracias Amigos!

It's not for sale... It's just for fun..You can do it!

​@thisoldmanchannel how much do you usually spend on a box build

@@grublanders2023 Typically $75 to $100 but it's spread out over time since all of these have been Design-Build projects and I use $20 buck gel cell batteries.

Hey Bruce, watch the build videos for what to order. Maybe $75 or less.

Hello Bruce. Agreed lithium is the way to go but I'm kinda on a fixed income and the gel cell was around $22. Parts are readily available on line but people build these things to suit their own needs so it's really a matter of preference. If this is your first build, go with a larger box as it's easier to work with. Took me a while to figure out how to put the smaller box together. Thank you for commenting and especially for watching.

Hey Jason! The LOOP, WLS, XRT Broadcast right across Foreman High School. Love 💖 Chicago Man!

@@thisoldmanchannel I loved listening to Mancow in the mornings lmao. Terd lived the next block over from me when I used to live in Peotone.

Small world, my kid worked for Mancow couple of years until they got sold. That's where I got a lot of cool stuff. Got LOOP stickers on the lawn mower too!

Hey Mark..I remember JBLs with massive horns hanging upside down from the ceiling and drooling over Realistic Mach Ones at Radio Shack. Golden age of Marantz, Pioneer, Sony, Carver, Technics, Sansui, Kenwood and more.....

I still use a set of these i bought 32 years ago. They have worked great as big party blasters, and my home theatre.

You might be surprised when you open these up, to find that they don't really have a crossover. Just a capacitor inline to each small driver. I like mine, but they are far from sophisticated.

@@buckmclean8391 Best crossover is no crossover? Fullest sound I've ever heard was a string quartet on some door sized Magnepans. Ethereal.