Nice to see a record shop make an appearance.
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Is that were you used to have to go to make your Demo mpg3 recordings?End2end wrote:Nice to see a record shop make an appearance.
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No, but as a DJ for 25 years I spent A LOT of time in them.
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What sort of music did you play?End2end wrote:No, but as a DJ for 25 years I spent A LOT of time in them.
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Agreed, I made a simple sector plate for my N gauge layout - it was surprisingly easy to construct and worked extremely wellMountain wrote:Probably the easiest are pivoted ones. Sliding ones are best made with something like drawer runners.
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Going back the the traverser idea, all you really need is track to line up accurately, and is why I suggested a pivoted type of idea where the edge of the gadget has a curved effect for where the track is to align. The advantage to this is simplicity, especially when you only have two tracks to deal with.
See this post on my layout thread (there's even a couple of videos of it in operation).
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viewtopic.php?f=23&t=52799&start=15#p647889BrightonMan wrote:What sort of music did you play?
And got booked today to play live on the 31st.
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"Drum and Bass, and Jungle.....See I told you, you won't like it."
I love a bit of D & B End2End, also techno/trance lol
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Thanks PinkNosedPenguin, a lot of top tips for my traverser there. It's always better to see what others have done rather than making it up as you go along! Thanks againPinkNosedPenguin wrote:
Agreed, I made a simple sector plate for my N gauge layout - it was surprisingly easy to construct and worked extremely well
See this post on my layout thread (there's even a couple of videos of it in operation).