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- UPDATE VIDEO: • How I Power My Busking...
I often get asked about what equipment I use for busking and how I transport it. Many of you know that I recently bought a bike for getting around with my kit, but it's taken a few evolutions to get my busking set up to where it is now...
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Love this video. You're very real and to the point. Dog purse is a massive plus. I'm about to get the balls to busk after 15 years of music and 30 years of life, so this helped a lot.
Aw thanks Stephen! Good luck with your busking ☺️
Well? How'd it go? (Or did you chicken out?)
This video made me smile :)
+Frank Li aw I'm glad thanks Frank :)
Me2!!! ❤
Been busking about 8 years, playing violin and other instruments 69 years and am 75.
Been through similar changes.
Funny stories, hah?
I use a power wheelchair and modified the back of it to hold my Roland Street Cube.
Then drape a heavy duty bag to hold the Roland Speaker and cords, pedals etc.
Use a RockPals generator 250 watt because my speaker runs out too quickly.
Getting ready to snake my pedals together with portable 5-pedal input battery bank.
QUESTION:
You said your amp doesn't have reverb?
I think the reverb on my Cube Street is just fine.
Whatssup?
Keep up the great work, you get an A+ from an old teacher.
University of California, 1981
With blessings and love from Patricia to a beautiful and gifted young Brit.
❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏
Thank you so much, lovely to hear about your set up and thanks for the words of encouragement! Sending lots of love from london!
Thank you. So inspiring. My Fishman loudbox charge has just arrived. I love it. I will be hitting the road myself soon to busking for first time. Playing and singing makes my Soul come alive. This lockdown has made me get back into my passion in a big way. You can stick the 9 to 5 I'm going doing my passion. Getting my head down learning some songs now. Should be ready to hit the road in week or so. Keep on rocking X 😊
Best of luck with your playing Steven! I hope you are smashing it and the lockdown restrictions aren't stopping you!
Informative! I've been busking for 11 years and I've found a Backpack Gig Bag, a Roland Cube Street, and a milk crate on the back of my bicycle gets me to and from most anywhere... I have a looper pedal, and instead of using a Mic Stand, I use a Harmonica Holder to grip my microphone. It's a bit straining on the neck, but it sure beats lugging around a full mic stand.
Fat Hats!
My budget is 70-150 for a vocal amp? Pa or karaoke machine. Please advise
Love the video. I use a simular rig with the TC-Helicon Duplicator Vocal Effects Stompbox and a Bose S1-pro. Cheers !!!
Hello there fellow busker! Thanks for the cool update. Nice equipment!
Thanks Ben sorry for my super late reply! Happy busking!
Hopefully these comments won't be taken the wrong way. We all love Charlotte the person. If we can help her in any way, we will. When your Streets Of London video was shown on FPL, I had a lump in my throat when I saw the comments from people. So many people love you for who you are as a person. Hopefully the weddings you did this weekend went well, and they will live happily ever after.
If you go to Portugal for the couple who proposed a few days ago and made me cry, I wish them all the best as well. As I said at the time, you couldn't have scripted that. By getting emotional, you proved that you are a normal human being with feelings. You are more than forgiven for making me cry by uploading that particular video.
Love and Respect from Sterve xXx
+Stemaxgizmo :)
I live in Australia and I have been going busking for almost 20 years. I spent most of that time homeless, riding bicycles with trailers, sleeping in a car, camping and fishing. Today I'm 45 and have finger injuries. I always played an accoustic guitar with no amp strumming as loud as I can, and singing with no mic. My voice has held up but due to playing a cheap guitar, with high action, pressing down hard (because I am strumming hard) I have caused micro injuries to become a real injuries in my fingers. If I wish to continue to play guitar, I have to change how I play. Anyway it's good to see people getting out and enjoying busking. Its a great life.
Hey Nick, sorry for my slow reply I just spotted your message. What an amazing life you’ve had and such resilience from you 🙏 I love that you took the music with you through it all and sorry to hear that you’re not able to play the same way anymore. Hope you’re keeping safe and well 💜 x
@@ccampbellmusic thanks for the reply.. I feel very lucky to have had busking as my career in life. I have played to a lot of people, in a lot of towns over the years. It has taught me so much about people, myself and what music actually is. It has taught me what is important in life and how to stay happy. I feel good when I play and sing, and I enjoy the independence the money brings. I encourage anyone who wants to be a street performer to go for it. I have also been profoundly deaf since I was a teenager, so I have an assistance dog, a whippet that comes busking with me. He is always the topic of conversation. I went busking a couple of days ago, I took my bike, the dog in the bike trailer, and guitar. 🎸🚴🐾 Oh yeah...I forgot to say, I am super proud of you for going busking.
very cool video, I agree totally with the granny trolly, I use a very similar one (very comfortable)
I've got really excited when you mentioned your bike :D
When I got home from London the very first thing my mum asked me was "Have you asked her if she settled on a name for the bike?" Thanks mother. Yes, I'm well, the flight was great andI'm still alive. But I guess your bike is more important than that :'D
+Apfelschiffchen hahahaa your mum is brilliant! you can finally tell her the name!
This is amazing! im looking forward to starting my busking journey soon :) learned alot, thanks!
Good luck! Xxx
Great video Char, loved your Bose sound system when we came down to The Smoke. It's hard to travel light when you're as good as you, I know, I'm rambling again, lol, but it's good to see you getting more equipment, and the bicycle is a must. Next time I come down, you'll have to let me have a go on it, look mummy, no hand's, lol. Keep Em Coming Gal😜
+MEKAYJIMMYNATHE haha thanks Tony :)
I am very impressed that you inverted the golf cart battery!
Brilliant, mate!
Haha thank you!
"Then I gave myself a new problem to solve..." - Love it! :-) It's inspirational to see how resourcefully you've upgraded. Perhaps worth mentioning in this context that Fishman is hitting the market with a new version of its much-loved Loudbox Mini, called the Loudbox Mini Charge, which is identical to the original, but with the addition of a battery (4 hours of operation at top volume) and Bluetooth for playbacks. It still comes in under 10 kg and is rather compact, so might be an option for some. I own the standard model (no battery), and can describe its sound as very loud and full (great bass, very punchy, smooth), and also quite transparent (with a bit of treble added). It has built-in reverb (both channels, only adjustable in terms of the amount, not the type of reverb) and chorus (on the guitar channel, only). It has slightly upward-tilting face to it, which helps, and you can tip it a bit more with a board or towel rolled up underneath. I love it a lot, and plan to sell my Mini for a Mini Charge when it materializes.
+Scott Becker oh wow this is really good to know Scott! I love my current amp but I got caught in the rain the other day - luckily all is fine but it got me thinking about what I’d do if this amp died on me! It’s good but I think I’d be interested in tying something different when the time comes, hopefully not soon though! I’ll check out the Fishman for sure :) thanks for watching :)
Charlotte, I‘m delight my little tip might help you one day! And if you ever want to instead consider a Cube Street EX that sounds significantly better than the way it comes from the shop, you might want to read my reply to Megan below. (Hope I got the name right from memory.) There I describe a way to swap the woofers for a much fuller, richer sound. :-)
Im going solo from a large Blues band and so it would be great to hear what your set up sounds like.
Brilliant Video 🇬🇧🏴
Really helpful! Thank you Charlotte!
your a free soul charolette
❤️😊
Amazing set up. Love the inverter idea Seb has one in his car which I've had since they were kids and needed to plug in all their chargers. He has a mains subwoofer in the car nowadays. By the way it's a bungee you are using not a cable tie!
You should look into getting a Ridgid brand tool box on wheels. It's a lot sturdier than trolleys, and since the amp is enclosed inside the box, it will be protected from the elements. When you first open the box up, it will be partitioned inside, but that can come out, and it fits an acoustic amp perfectly. I'm in the US. I don't know whether you have that brand in the UK, but I'm sure you can find something similar.
What a lovely video. With your happy, engaging presentation, you will go far !!
+Glyn Whiting thanks a lot Glyn :)
Awesome set up! I busk myself, and enjoyed watching your evolution, though your upgrades.
Thanks so much Oscar ☺️
Your truly amazing Charlotte, keep safe on the bike mind xx
+Vincent Swan thanks Vincent! Will do, always got my helmet on!
Impressive dedication to your craft!
You got my like with "Wellcome to my video every day". Beautiful!!!
Haha thanks a lot Paulo☺️
you did great. i have a cruiser bicycle and use it for shopping. amazing how much i can put in the two baskets. front and back.basket.
I love to hear people using their bikes in inventive ways :) awesome!
@@ccampbellmusic instead of using a 300w power inverter and a lithium battery, can you use a power generator... by charging the power generator in house then using that to power your instruments? im new to busking.. and asking.. because im not sure if that can work? i kinda want to know if its possible so then i can do that aswell
Champion job! You're a great problem solver and lord knows that carting a pile of music equipment around causes problems!
+Good_king_guitarman haha thanks a lot :)
you made me smile on the inside
Thanks a lot ☺️
Love it Charlotte!
I'm gonna try my hand at busking soon and was looking at various amp options.
This little tutorial really helped!
Thanks again
DC 🎼
Glad to help Darren! Good luck! ☺️
Just watching this back as im starting to get into busking again and am considering taking it seriously this time. DANM GIRL you started with the Cube street amp. thats WAY above my bracket right now haha. sticking with my iphone duct taped to my guitar and a small single speaker for the tunnels haha but wish me luck little Songbird xox
Haha good luck! Never tried that method but I think I’ll stick with my Bose ;)
Such a wonderful video 😁 keep spreading love and happiness with your music
I will thank you so much Karen!
I just needed 10 sec to know that your videos are awesome.... Very good job !! You got a new subscriber in sweden !! Good luck
Haha that's great news! Thank you!
Wow what a set up Charlotte, I love your bike it's really cool xx
+Jenny Smyth thanks Jenny :) I love it toooo!
Interesting! Surprising to see the evolution in sound equipment you've been through, I am a Bose fan, I do hope it's great.
+Bolin Volovan it really is fantastic. I can't get over the sound!
queen you are unbelievile :usician and person.Amasing.
Charlotte, I use a very similar voice pedal but mine has a battery powered option as well. In addition to reverb and correction, it has some cool voice doubling and octave capabilities too! It's exactly like yours except it's called the TC Helicon Duplicator. It's also green, which is my favorite color, so I give it a 10 out of 10! Check it out. BTW, cool setup. I use a Fishman mini Charge for my PA. I love it and it must have some nice preamps built into the 2 channels because it really makes my guitar and voice sound better and more refined. I have been looking for something with a little more power though...maybe the new Alto Uber FX or the JBL Compact. Anyway, happy busking!
Ah nice those TC Helicon pedals are always brilliant! Would love to check out more and see what they all do! Happy busking to you too Lee!
Dog purse.. First time me see. Wow am so impressed by the way you evolved to carry all that stuff.
Awesome.
That is awesome hun, one nice little setup :) I have a roland street cube, great little amp.... Erm, I don't busk, only been learning for 3 years (started late at 35), but it's great to take over my sisters and carry around the flat for practice anywhere :)
+TristanJClaxton it's SUCH a good amp for busking and more as you say :) good luck learning! Wonderful to learn how to make music at any age!
Just made sure I was following all your socials :) I've not been to South Bank, or London come to think of it, for donkeys. If I had my health I'd certainly come and see you perform!!
I'll have to buy the 3 cd's on your site as soon as I can, love supporting indipendent artists who show as much passion such as yourself.
Haha, there's a guy called 'Seasick Steve', he made his big break at around 66 years old, so I still got time yet :) I'm not very good at singing or playing, but enjoy it a lot, find it very theraputic, write songs I have no idea how to sing or put music too and still dream of getting well and making a living with music. Only been brave enough this past year putting up videos of myself singing and practicing.
Since I started out I've made no end of 'musical' friends online, you're all such nice and wonderful people, it's like having an extended family :)
And I thought buskers travelled light ;) The golf buggy battery is an interesting idea. How long does the charge last?
+Bryan Harrison yeah I picked the golf buggy idea from another busker! It usually does me about 4/5 hours of playing but I've never tried to play longer than that in one day!!
I'm doing the same as you but I'll use my old line 6 spider 4 with the battery and inverter. Thanks heaps, your great.
+Jarrah Parry - My Music awesome :) good luck!
It works, thanks to you :) czcams.com/video/bWzvqqz_hnc/video.html
Great video!
What an absolutely FANTASTIC video! I have a Bose L1 and was wondering how to power it - now I know! Thanks Charlotte. How do you connect the inverter to the battery?
Fantastic stuff 👍🔥🎸🎼🙏
Thank you!
Awesome mate ... Thanks
Thank you for watching :)
The bikes name mystery saga continues!
+PaulThe OtherOne 🙊🙊🙊
so sweet God bless you
You are brave !
Thank you!!! 🙏
This is really interesting! I currently have a Roland street cube but am thinking of upgrading to the Roland Steet Cube EX, I might have to check out the Bose now!
+Morgan M-James definitely if you're not cutting through on the street cube check it out but I think the cube is a brilliant amp!
The Street Cube Ex is great...but didn't make me happy until I replaced the woofers (bass speakers) with Jensen 4-Ohm speakers. They not only give the amp appreciably more bass and warmth, but also a tiny but more volume, despite even being a couple hundred grams lighter! A really worthwhile mod to make, and totally easy. I got the idea from a fellow musician, who got it from PianoManChuck here on CZcams. After watching his video, be sure to check out my comments below it, where I explain a way to change the speakers even without using a soldering gun. The whole project took less than 15 minutes, and the speakers are cheap (I think I paid about EUR 35 for the both of them). Now I totally love the Cube Street Ex!!! :-) So get yourself a used one, mod it, and smile. Oh, and if you don't like the way your particular mic sounds through the amp (many sound a bit too harsh because the amp somewhat overdoes it with the treble, or not full enough in the bass if your mic cuts the bass too much), try others. It's worth it in order to bring out the best the amp can deliver.
@@scottbecker3485 Haven't had the pleasure of using the street cube ex yet (only the street cube) but do you know if the shure sm58 comes through well on it? Thanks
Mick Dwyer I‘ll fire up the Street Cube Ex later on today and see (I think my old SM58 is lying around somewhere...). But based on my experience with all other mics on this amp (about 8 in total), I‘d say that if your voice is anywhere similar to mine (somewhat baritone = lowish), then you would only be happy with the Street Cube Ex when singing through an SM58 (which, when held close, pushes the lower regions in a nice way) if you swapped the woofers as I detailed above. Otherwise, the amp will sound a bit weak, lacking „chest“ energy. As for cutting through, it has oodles of treble on the knob, so no problem getting any mic to cut through. More of a problem to keep certain mics from sounding too sharp. Before testing the SM58 for you on my modified amp, I will say that - for busking - I have come to love and exclusively use my Bose S1 pro. It has a much easier-to-carry size, packs a solid punch without breaking up when you scream into it, a very pleasing sound and doesn‘t need to be modded to sound great. My Street Cube Ex is sitting around at home, unused, because I still love it enough to not sell it, but it‘s just not getting out with me any more.
Mick Dwyer A few minutes later.... :-) Found the old SM58 and plugged it in. Very easy to cut through with that sound. Had the bass at about 1:30, the mids about 11:00, and the treble about 1:30. Reverb straight up, and channel volume about 1-2:00. Loud and clear! Still, I prefer the „meatier“ sound of the Bose S1 Pro. And repeat that the bass on the standard Street Cube Ex is not at all enough for me. The standard amp sounds a bit tinny.
Hand carts and suitcases are made for hard working condition use. Check the weight limit for the hand carts and wheels before you
use them.
Anyway what's the total weight of the equipment you're hauling around?
excellent, rock on !!
😊
Hi. How long does the 300w inverter with golf house battery work on bose L1?
5-6 hours usually :)
@@ccampbellmusic how many watts does your bose l1 speaker use up? ;o i have an 800 watt power speaker.. idk what that means exactly in terms of what battery and inverter i should be getting then idk how to recharge these things, please help ,_,
Loved this video...think it definitely appealed to my geeky side 😁
+Martin Armstrong haha I'm pleased :) it my geeky side that made it :)
Thank for this! Very helpful :)
No worries :) I recently did an update too! Link in the description if you'd like to find out more about batteries and alternative busking amps etc! :)
Hii are you able to share the details of which battery you use and which inverter? I've been googling it , but not sure which specs will work for this kind of set up 😅
Hey thanks for your comment! I've got links in my description to a battery and inverter which would work well. The ones I have in this video are no longer available but the ones linked are what I'd buy now if I were replacing these items. I also have an update video about how to wire your inverter, link in the description too! Thanks again much love x
@@ccampbellmusic awesome thank you!! I'll check that out ☺️
Informative video...things changed so much in the past year.. I use to use a hand truck like yours, then switched to a foldable wagon for the beach, and now a foldable beach tall cart, that will hold a mic stand and speaker stand straight up. I also own the Bose L1 compact.its great...but now I have the LD systems Maui 5 GO. Built like the Bose, but totally battery operated but the battery is in the array "stick". It has a built in mixer but it also has no reverb. Otherwise its great! I sing at nursing and assisted living facilities one hour or so almost every day. Im looking for a reverb pedal that is battery operated. Would you know of one? I would like a pedal that I can power from a power bank that charges laptops and such but need a USB to 9volt input. Any ideas? Do you have to recharge the golf cart battery?
I also have the Bose S1 speaker comes WITH reverb and battery lasts 11 hours also bluetooth. My wireless mics are all battery powered. I just need something for the reverb pedal.
Thanks
Barry entertainer in NYC
Sooo cute Lottie! Where'd you get the battery and inverter? I need the same to power my Roland drums for street beats.
I got the battery from an online golf store and the inverter on amazon! ☺️
Hi, Have only just seen your video, do you still use the same equipment?
Did you consider the Roland Street cube EX?
Or the Bose S1?
Both great units.
Have a happy day and greetings from a Campbell from New Zealand.
Mike.
Hey Mike! Great timing I actually just made an update video about this, check my description for my recent update about using the Bose S1 :) I think its a fantastic amp! Lots of love from a London Campbell! xxx
I use a guitar strap with my MICROCUBE. You must have gotten the largest unit.
Please give me more information on your lithium battery thank you
Hey Richard, its a golf buggy battery which I got from a golf website! I will link in the description for more info :)
Hola amiga !
Grear information. Was wondering if you could share the data of your bike trailer ? Where to find one & the price ? Gracias
youre the shit youre crushing it keep it up. I wanna be on level some day.
Thanks man :)
OK, first of all, you are adorable. Second of all, that was suuuper useful THANK YOU. Happy busking! :)
I'm currently on the hunt for a portable power supply to power a big looper pedal, a couple of fx pedals and Korg Volca Sample. I've come across a couple little ones before like Volta, and Mooer make a battery aswell. But I'd love something more powerful like this so I can forget about it dying on me. Any suggestions anyone?
My budget is £70-150. Should I get a karaoke machine or a pa. Singing Machine? Ibiza sound pA
The Ibiza sound Pa looks like the best of both worlds when you're looking for a PA /karoke machine! Good luck! xxx
Keep goeing girl
Thank you xxx
awwww bless
🥰
I have a fender acoustasonic amp that I will either do the battery and inverter, it’s a 90watt one so wonder if your battery and inverter will work to power it?... or get the Acus one street battery powered amp. I love my fender amp though and the battery powered amps sound kinda thin. Hope you have a suggestion for me. Keep up the good work.
Hey Dirk! So sorry for my late reply! Yes the inverter would definitely power your fender amp, it’s a 300w inverter ☺️
Charlotte Campbell just an update... I acquired an “Acus one for street” battery powered amp. Honestly this thing is amazing ... I’ve never experienced clarity and true instrument tone from any other two channel amp I’ve heard or used. Only downside is it is 15.5 kilograms. Thanks for the reply. Will probably still get a inverter and battery for the Fender to play dodgy areas 😂
Hi Charlotte
Great video and great solutions.
I’m about to start busking (at the age of 69) and found your video very helpful, but can I ask you for more information regarding your battery and inverter?
What size is the battery - amp hours?
What make is your inverter?
Can I also ask how long the power lasts when you’re on a gig?
I intend to use a Yamaha 400i pa, or Maui5 pa, a couple of microphones and a saxophone plus backing tracks. I haven’t mastered the art of both singing and playing, in fact, I haven’t mastered the art of either.
Thank you for your help.
Regards
Jim Charlton
Hey Jim! Really great that you’re starting your busking journey!
My battery lasts me about 5 hours and the inverter was from Maplin which is now shut down, but the most basic inverter from Amazon will work.
Best of luck 💜
@@ccampbellmusic Thank you for getting back to me. I should have looked at the numerous answers you have already given.
Thanks again
Jim
this is the best video! I have had trouble with how to transport my Roland street cube around and the suitcase idea is definitely what I will do. what sort of size suitcase would you recommend? thank you for this! xx
+KirstySmithMusic no worries Kirsty :) I used a medium Tripp suitcase - pretty expensive but guaranteed quality - no dodgy wheels!
love your setup. could you send the link to where i could get the battery and inverter you use
Thanks Anthony! I’ll put a link in the description asap :) I’ve been meaning to do that!!
Great video, was the golf cart battery uber pricey? Online looks like 160 quid. Also which Bose PA did you go for? Thanks a mill.
Hey Charlotte. I am currently in the process of upgrading my "wheels". Can you please tell me how is a granny trolly called and where did you buy it? :)
Hey! Nice one! If you're in the UK you can get the "granny trolley" from most markets - local stalls and shops that sell kitchen essentials - probably the proper name for it is a shopping trolley, grocery trolley or sometimes "trolley dolly". Online they seem to be quite expensive but from most markets you can get them for about £20! Good luck xx
Can u tell me what are the things should i buy before i start busking life?
could you please tell the exactly model names of your inverter and battery, and how long does it last playing? thank you very much - the bike idea was superb
WELL! I am about to do an update video because this was a while ago. But battery is Power House Golf Buggy battery and lasts 5-6 hours for me. And the inverter was from Matalan which has now closed down so I recently bought a new one from amazon which was really good! The first one that comes up when you Google inverter!
@@ccampbellmusic thank you very very much! You are great
Charlotte, Please how many amp hr. and watts is the battery and long will it overate your speaker? Your speakers how many watts? Thank you so very much.
Hi Richard! My amp is 130 watts and this battery tends to do between 5-6 hours! xx
Thank you Charlotte
Thank you for sharing! Really nice video.
Can I ask, does your trolley at 0:38 break when you travel with it?
Thank you for the video
Hi There, cool video. Just wondering what re-chargeable batteries you used with the street cube? also, were they 1.2 or 1.5? thanks :)
Hmmm I bought them from amazon but I can't remember what they were called! Sorry! Any AA rechargeables will work though!
So would they let you on the tube with a bike trailer or do you just travel by bike now? I'm grappling with just how much is practical to take on the train. I calculated that a guitar, amp battery and inverter will weigh up to about 50kg - not exactly light! Then there is the issue of what to do with it all when you are out and need to heed the call of nature! That has to be difficult!
Haha no I don’t take the bike on the tube! Choosing how to transport yourself is such a tough part of busking because it is all so heavy and in London taking the tube with a lot of stuff makes you public enemy number one! Hope you figure out a convenient way! The bike works for me but sometimes it causes more problems than it solves...
Are there cordless options now like battery powered amps?
Good set-up! :) (Although I don't have any knowledge about music equipment.)
+Sourav Pal haha that's ok :) neither did I until I started doing this full time and learnt as I went :)
Cute casual bumbling video.. I like it.. 👍🏻😄
By the way those are bunjee cord, not cable ties..😡
I'm curious, what size battery are you using. How did you figure out how big of a battery you needed? I have an HK Audio Lucas Nano 608i on it's way to my house and would love to use it for busking. I have been looking at car batteries, but the lithium batteries seem a better way to go. How long can you play with the battery?
+Kirsten Ray hmm I'm not 100% sure I went off the advice of fellow buskers! But it's a lithium golf buggy battery from a website called golf house and it lasts me 5-6 hours :)
You got some kit there 😀🖒 xx
+Nijoma23 haha i know sometimes I think it's a bit ridiculous!
I'm using a Vox cube with reverb for my flute.
Sounds good to me :) I play flute too! D
Xx
So resourceful!
☺️
Charlotte Campbell hey Charlotte do you th8nk the roland cube (middle model) can handle playing decent sounding background tracks that I can play along with in a public place? Thanks love your videos btw!
Do yo not use the bose s1 now? is it loud enough? How long does battery Last? What is the meaning of life? etc.,
Sometimes I do, I have both. This video is about 4 years old now so I have upgraded since then but I use this Bose L1 for some pitches and the Bose S1 if I need to travel on the tube to a gig/busk. The S1 battery lasts about 5 hours x
@@ccampbellmusic cheers Charlotte ...I never ever comsidered busking must be liberating to just be able to sing what the hell you actually want to sing ... If I sang blowers daughter at a gig or something for eg they would either fall asleep or complain...lol...
what kind of battery do you use? a golf body battery?
A golf buggy battery ☺️ from powerhouse golf the website!
Hi Guys, hope You're ok, can anyone help Me, I used to mess around with a Guy who used to play the Guitar, I don't play Myself, just 'sing'(badly'!), I feel like I want to try it alone, but lack the confidence, I'm 57 btw, We used to like Buddy Holly, any input welcome, Thankyou, p.s, Merry Xmas to Everyone.
I have the new cube Street ex it's light as.
It’s a great amp! Best of luck ☺️
Could you write down the names of everything that you useee
Will do! Check back in the description in the next few days xxx
Thanks for the info.. btw, what power house battery did you buy? They have quite a few options and I'd like enough power to do two 2hr sessions with a 35w amp.
I bought the one that was £149! It does me about 5 hours usually!
Hi , do you still use the battery and converter ,,which is the make of battery and the name of converter ,,or which s the best to buy. thanks
Hey Stephen! I have all the links in my update video (link in the description!)
@@ccampbellmusic thanks 🙏
I wanna try busking after see this video.. thanks
That's awesome!
Good luck!
Hi, great video! Maybe someone already asked this, but what Bose is that? I'm looking into something beefier than the cube street, and that seems perfect. thanks!
Hey James :) it’s a Bose Compact L1 PA system. Not battery powered as the video says but it’s reallllllly good. I also recommend the AER amps!
There are some portable power supplies you could check out one of them i found was by flash fish which is about 4 1/2 lbs it has 2 outlets one is a 2 prong hole and the other a 3 prong hole. Has 3 usb ports and has dc outputs. I stumbled upon this on a youtube review because i needed a power supply that was able to give me what i needed for the reason that i just gotten a zoom g3n peddle but later discovered it wasnt battery operated😠. So i found one by energizer which hands down i would go for but its specs showed me otherwise. It said on a full battery that it would only give about 90% of life before recharging im like nope. Now this one by flash fish it can power cell phones laptops bipap machines, multiple items at once as long as it does hit pass the amount of watts it allows. Using it for my peddle it gives me about a week with out charging depending how long i play usually 2 hrs play time. The size of it is about as big as a adults lunch box so yeah its perfectly sized to were its not bulky and wont be in the way.
Ohh this is interesting to know thank you! Just had a look at the flash fish it looks amazing! x
Yeah it is. When i told my dad about it he got me this for christmas. Then he tried it out and liked it. He was talking about getting one for himself. Only one small flaw about it but still worth it is on the usb when charging your phone or anything, the first 2 usb ports charge phones faster than the 3rd so it will take up at least 2 life bars of the flash fish if you use one of those 2 ports i dont remember the amount of power it puts out the 3 port gives normal power so it will charge slowly. Second thing is when the battery runs down it does take a while to charge i think like 4 maybe 5 hours or so.
@@rudy-dx3vx That's ok though I tend to charge my battery over night so 4/5 hours charging would work for me :) I know what you mean about the USB, my lithium battery has a USB option but I find that if I'm using the T bar it makes the USB port inactive and sometimes even makes my phone battery go down quicker!! So weird! Thanks for the heads up on this, always good to know the options out there for batteries!
Yeah it has 3 usb ports. The 1st 2 ports are Q.C. ports meaning quick charge whuch charges your phone quicker the kast port is a 2.4A, not sure what the A stands for but it charges slower. When the generator runs out of battery you have 3 ways of charging it 1. plug into a wall. 2. Charge it in your car or 3. by solar panel. Which is pretty cool.
Enjoyed this you seem like a beautiful person x
Thanks a lot 😊
How long did the street cube last you with the rechargable batteries
It varies but I’d say 4 hours or so!
Hi Charlotte, very informative video thank you so much! Wondering how you connect your inverter to the lithium golf buggy battery?
Did you find out?
@@stephendarwin2154 I didn't sorry.