Why thank you Graham. Forgive me while I bask in the novelty of that one…
The goal is to replace the chains by the burndys, for a couple of hours. If it’s not dangerous for the burndys, all is fine
The whole trick is to heat them in the oven for an hour, then they become very malleable
I have a really nice professional level smoker. Can you recommend the optimal wood to use?
Ahh, good thinking … I think …
My statement about putting them in the oven was of course a joke, but something that can actually be put in the oven, if you do it the right way, is uneven vinyl. However, not in a smoker…
Getting the straitjacket off first is the bit I find most embarrassing.
G
The naim cable shaker, do they put the hiline cable on this
Oh $hit! … gotta go …
I frikkin’ hope not …
Please explain what this consists of?
In my setup, the 300’s Burndies run above the boxes rather than below, and are dressed into a horseshoe shape. If, after my routing exercise with the boxes out of the rack, any plug is still incorrectly aligned - if it needs a small twist this way or that to get it to line up with its socket - the way I deal with it is to plug it in, then gently push the top part of the horseshoe against the direction of the torsion. I then unplug it and try again. The alignment should now be correct. If not, I try again until I can plug it in without it needing any twisting.
If I recall they are labelled anyway? No?
I didn’t say they aren’t. Color coding just makes it easier to see which cables are for which components.
Thanks Corry
Very helpful ideas and advice.
James
Came here to moan that I spend 20 mins trying to manhandle a burndy into the back of my ndx2 today at a back-breaking angle… Only to find out all you maniacs are spending 3 hours massaging them first!
I might have been a bit rough with mine having read this thread, but it sounds great so it’s never coming out again!
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