This Overloud LRS 800 Rig Library for TH-Ufrom Overloud LRS 800 Rig Library for TH-Uis a downloadable instrument pack that works with the TH-U. This library seeks to recreate the sound of a 1979 British JMP 2204 Master Volume head. The library contains 146 rigs captured using a variety of cabinets and mics. The cabinets include: a Marshall 1960AV, Mesa 2x12 cabinet with V30, Mesa 2x12 cabinet with H30, 4x12 Cab with V30, Creamback H75, 1988 T75 and Alnico Gold speakers. The mics both SM57 and R121 seeking the combination sweet spot at each capture. Explore the use of overdrive pedals, including those from: Blade, Savage Drive, SD-1, and Big Muff.

Sound of a 1979 British JMP 2204    Includes 146 Rigs, 15 DI Captures    Created with Variety of Cabinets & Mics    Windows and macOs Compatible

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Thank you for the informative video. Sekonic C-800: How to add new memory data to an existing Memory Title other than the last one in use? All new memory data seems to end on the last Memory Title in use regardless of the selection on the Memory Title folder. Selecting and/or Recalling a Memory Title doesn't work. F/W 20-11-11. The answer to this is not in User Manual. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

A: For assistance with your inquiry concerning the Sekonic C-800 SpectroMaster Color Meter, I would recommend to contact Sekonic's Technical Support Department directly by e-mailing them at support@sekonic.com. You may also contact the manufacturer directly by phone by calling them at (914) 592-4156 during the business week, Monday ~ Friday, 9 am to 5 pm Eastern Time.

Q: 2. The Sekonic C-7000 industrial model can export a CSV file with spectral distribution data in 1 and 5-nm samples. Can the C-800 do this? The table in the software's manual would seem to indicate not.

A: I'm sorry, no.

Q: 3. Can the c-800 measure flicker in the incident light? If not is there a different model that will measure flicker?

A: No, this light meter cannot do that. The C-800 will measure all visible spectrum colors and also brightness. If you'd like to measure the flicker of your light, you can set your light to the desired power setting (typically 20-50% if doing so specifically for measuring flicker) and adjust the shutter speed of your camera until you see indications of uneven exposure such as dark bands or stripes in the frame. Please note that you can often defeat flicker by turning up a light to 100%, or in still photography by shutting off a silent shutter or front electronic curtain shutter setting. Many modern mirrorless or DSLR cameras also feature anti-flicker settings which can delay a shutter release just enough (mere microseconds) to take advantage of the moments in the flicker cycle when the light is most consistent. The Gossen MAVOSPEC BASE Industrial Light Meter (BH #GOM521) will measure flicker, and it typically is used for industrial purposes as it lacks certain photography-oriented features of the Sekonic C-800 such as measuring flash duration for exposure. It would be useful if you are testing lights and aren't concerned about setting your exposure, however: https://bhpho.to/3qlOuj4

Q: 4. Sekonic released C800-U. I'm wondering the difference or upgrade?

A: They are changing all model numbers to include where the warranty is offered. The one with U in the end has warranty in the USA. These older options that have no letter at the end of the model number still have warranty in the USA though.

Q: 5. Is there are any other indexes can be used as a basis for performance when use the strobe light except the CCT/LB/CC index?

A: Only the CCT/LB/CC indexes are available when measuring strobes.

Q: 6. To calibrate digital cinema projectors I need a color meter that reads reflected light: is there a spot attachment for the C-800?

A: There is no spot attachment. This is designed as an incident meter. Though if you took a reflective reading, at close range off of a color neutral surface it should work.

Q: 7. As an event video shooter our most challeging task is to record in uncontrolled light situations with multiple cameras and make them cut nicely in edit... with this meter will it allow us to know the most precise overall Kelvin temp of several ambient lights in a room and any magenta/green necessary adjustments? We have used grey cards but the cameras have crazy readings when we use the white balance setting based on those? specially yellow/green painted rooms and vivid green nature backgrounds...

A: This color meter can give you exact information based on the color of the light. Depending on where and how you meter relative to other lights you can get a combined reading or a reading per light. Color meters are more accurate than gray cards for setting white balance.

Q: 8. will it work for the vixia hfr 800?

A: The Canon CG-800 Charger is not compatible with the BP-700 series of batteries of the Canon HFR 800. For BP-700 series batteries will work with the Canon CG-700 Battery Charger BH #CACG700 • MFR #6057B002.

Q: 9. In multicamera/live event situations, are you using the color meter to choose gels for your own led lights (and camera white balance)?

A: Yes, the C-800 can be used to determine the proper filtration to allow multiple light sources to match in the scene.

Q: 10. work with canon 20d?

A: This charger is for Canon consumer camcorder batteries. It will not charge the 20D's BP-511A battery. For that, please use Canons's CG-580 Portable Battery Charger - for 500 Series Batteries, B&H # CACG580 or the Watson Compact AC/DC Charger for BP-511/511A / BP-512 / BP-514 Batteries, B&H # WACCNBP511.