Import CD Tracks Window - solved with good USB cable

billyo · #1 June 27th, 2009, 09:50 AM

radio shack products are good for emergency use only, thats the only reason i buy stuff from them.. (since radio shack is like weeds, they're all over the place

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Musicman51 · #2 June 27th, 2009, 01:52 PM

billyo... you got that right.....

RIKKI TIKKI · #3 June 27th, 2009, 04:31 PM

Oh what a tangled web we weave!

Literally! I stopped counting how many cables, wires, adapters, etc. that I use as a mobile KJ, and setup and teardown every show... tracing a ground loop hiss... or finding out that you have been getting only half of the base thump, because one of the cables, to one of the woofers was bad... blaming the long run of coax, or the new high def tv's, for the poor graphics, when actually it is that splice/adaptor from Radio Shack that never worked very well... these type of problems will be incurred by most of us, and it is great when you can troubleshoot the problem here on the forum, through the experience of other KJ's first, without it affecting your show, and maybe costing you a gig....

Rick
Rikki Tikki Karaoke

Musicman51 · #4 June 27th, 2009, 11:59 PM

You are so right RIKKI. Incidently, i enjoy your informative threads and post on the Karaoke Forum. I know for a fact, that you are a seasoned pro at this game. I will continue to read and learn from you, and others here, and on the karaoke forum.
I started doing karaoke shows back before the laser disc even. I recall my first karaoke show was in a little neighborhood corner bar. I had Sound Choice, Pocket Songs, and Music Maestro cassettes, and cards with the lyrics. Did it for tips. Had an old Peavey PA, with the tower speakers, 4-8" speakers in each column, 2 old shure mics, and that was it. My my how things have changed.
Also been a guitar player in more bands then i care to remember. But i enjoy this crazy stuff as a past time now, and enjoy getting together with friends who are also KJ's. Perhaps one day our paths will cross. Keep up the good work RIKKI, and tell Vicki that george says hi.
Respectfully Yours, George