anyone know where shop can repair amp in penang?

Hello, if you are interested to purchase Roland XPS-10 Expandable Synthesizer Pro Keyboard or any other musical instruments for the band can checkout Green Zone Music Studio or pm me here. The address for Green Zone Music Studio is 16-02 Jalan Mahkota Residence 2, Bandar Mahkota Cheras, 43200 Cheras, Selangor. Facebook page is https://www.facebook.com/R2GZMusic/, blog link is http://r2gzmusic.blogspot.my and the instagram link is https://www.instagram.com/greenzone_music/. Have a nice days.

Anybody know whats the best guitar shop in cheras to buy bass effects from?

Not so sure but I know there is one music and accessories shop in Shah Alam called Tone Masters. They are selling loads of effects including boutique effects. Some ofthe effects are only carrying by them in Malaysia. You might want to go and see first..The landmark is near MSU, Tesco and Upin Ipin in Section 13 Shah Alam.
You can just use waze to find the shop.

Here is the music shop address btw:

Tone Masters
No.10-1F, Jalan Boling Padang E13/E,
Seksyen 13, 4010,0 Shah Alam, Selangor.
Tel: 03-58853775
H/p: 012-2438663
012-2448663
012-2468663
Open everyday 10am-10pm.

Thanks bos. Already checked out a few of their ads on mudah. That wooly mammoth may just be worth going to shah alam for.

Hi, any shops selling JBL LSR305 studio monitor? But i also thought of KRK Rokit 5 or Presonus E5 as well. I read JBL LSR305 price already drop, i saw one selling at 1.2k too.

But still i still thinking whether to purchase JBL or KRK or Presonus, its for mixing

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There's a new jamming studio in town, in Setia Alam in fact!

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Hi fellow musicians!

Is there any jamming studio by any chance around bukit bintang area? Tried google search however no luck.

Thanks in advance!

Wonderful!! Thanks for sharing.

Jamming studios now all look like this? 😁

My ttime all kiri, kanan, depan belakang covered by papan telur...

Accidentally broke my guitar the other day.... now need to look for a replacement...

Online still selling

Any recommended place to service/repair tube amps in Klang Valley?

You can try Edmund Jude @ Impact Zone Engineering.

His shop is in Avenue Crest, Shah Alam. I've sent several amps to him before. Service is good. If he can't fix it, he'll let you know.

I've sent mine last Saturday. Hope no issue in getting spare parts for 30 y/o Marshall. 😅

This post has been edited by aliesterfiend: Jun 2 2020, 07:57 PM

Speakers? No. You need studio monitors. These are like speakers but they're flat, i.e. the frequency response is the same for all frequency ranges - bass, treble, mids. Normal speakers usually amp up the bass and treble. Which works for listening to music but if you're going to make your own, you won't get a real idea of how you sound.

You don't need a hardware mixer - you can just use a DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) on your computer and use that as a mixer.

Here's the physical setup I would recommend:

1. Durable, trustworthy mic (like Shure Sm58)
2. Connect the mic to an audio interface. Get something cheap from Focusrite
3. Connect the audio interface to your PC. Also connect the audio interface to your studio monitors
4. Load up a DAW on your PC. See this list for a selection of open source DAWs and mixing tools. If you're okay with paid solutions, consider FL Studio since its the cheapest around, though as a beatboxer, Ableton Live Lite should be good enough too.

Try to get second hand mics and monitors to save money.

This might not be the ideal beatboxing setup but it will form the foundation of a studio where you can do a lot more than just beatboxing.

Thanks mate