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From: Eeyore on 24 Sep 2008 15:37 Joe Kotroczo wrote: > "Phildo" <Phil(a)phildo.net> wrote: > > >> The current production AKG C451B is 160mm long. That's 6.3 inches. > >> > >> http://www.akg.com/mediendatenbank2/psfile/datei/49/C451B4055c23f6aa5f.pdf > >> > >> The old C451EB was the same length (159mm) without capsule, the C451E was > >> shorter. > > > > I know which is why I cancelled the post as soon as I'd sent it. I was > > getting it confused with the C430s I'd been using the night before. > > Cancelling doesn't work on individual.net AFAIK. Cancels work very rarely these days. Some servers won't even acknowledge them. Even if they do, you have to be damn fast before the peering passes it on to other servers and then it's off and away. Graham
From: liquidator on 24 Sep 2008 17:05 "Eeyore" <rabbitsfriendsandrelations(a)hotmail.com> wrote in message news:48DA9710.297345A7(a)hotmail.com... > > > Joe Kotroczo wrote: > > > "Phildo" <Phil(a)phildo.net> wrote: > > > > >> The current production AKG C451B is 160mm long. That's 6.3 inches. > > >> > > >> http://www.akg.com/mediendatenbank2/psfile/datei/49/C451B4055c23f6aa5f.pdf > > >> > > >> The old C451EB was the same length (159mm) without capsule, the C451E was > > >> shorter. > > > > > > I know which is why I cancelled the post as soon as I'd sent it. I was > > > getting it confused with the C430s I'd been using the night before. > > > > Cancelling doesn't work on individual.net AFAIK. > > Cancels work very rarely these days. Some servers won't even acknowledge them. > Even if they do, you have to be damn fast before the peering passes it on to > other servers and then it's off and away. > > Graham > Some servers accept cancels, some don't. Many of the University servers ets. will. Most commercial ones not. The problem is, the message rrapidly propagates beyond your server. Once that happens, there is no way to get it off the ones that do not accept cancels...and the ones that get their feeds from them. Many small services get their feeds from large services. Usenet is a pretty Rube Goldberg kind of affair.
From: Eeyore on 24 Sep 2008 18:02 liquidator wrote: > "Eeyore" wrote > > > > Cancels work very rarely these days. Some servers won't even acknowledge > > them. Even if they do, you have to be damn fast before the peering passes it > on > > to other servers and then it's off and away. > > Some servers accept cancels, some don't. True. > Many of the University servers ets. will. Most commercial ones not. > > The problem is, the message rrapidly propagates beyond your server. Once > that happens, there is no way to get it off the ones that do not accept > cancels...and the ones that get their feeds from them. Exactly. > Many small services get their feeds from large services. > > Usenet is a pretty Rube Goldberg kind of affair. It works surprisingly well though. Graham
From: Joe Kotroczo on 24 Sep 2008 20:03 On 25/09/08 1:04, in article 1ecwd5ngxw2tv.shojqyrs7gw6$.dlg(a)40tude.net, "Mike Dobony" <sword(a)notasarian-host.net> wrote: (...) >> I bought it for a >> ridiculously low price but checked and it wasn't on FWO Bauch's stolen or >> missing register. >> >> Graham > > Did a search on FWO Bauch's, but came up totally empty. Please enlighten > me! I think they were the UK importers of Neumann. Gotham are (were?) the US importers, and they kept (keep?) a list of stolen Neumann products too, AFAIK. -- Joe Kotroczo kotroczo(a)mac.com
From: Peter Larsen on 27 Sep 2008 04:08
Mike Dobony wrote: >>> Went to a Branson show last night. They did a poor job of bringing >>> up the vocals, hiding them just under the guitars and piano. I >>> couldn't identify the lyrics of a number songs. Then there was the >>> quartet. Three singers had what appeared to be AKG wireless mics, >>> but the bass singer had a wired mic I have never seen before. It >>> was thinner than his thumb and almost the entire length fit in his >>> hand, about a half inch above his hand and part of the jack was >>> covered by his pinky finger. Any guesses what it might have been? [ I wrote ] >> AKG condensor is my guess. Strange choice for a hand-held, it is >> designed for use on pulpits, ie. at some distance from mouth. It was the C747 that came to mind based on the description, see: http://www.akg.com/site/products/powerslave,id,243,pid,243,nodeid,2,_language,EN.html Kind regards Peter Larsen |