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Compte-tours : Quel modèle pour votre VW et comment le brancher

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Que l’on soit adepte de l’origne ou sous influence Cal-Look, Old Speed voire German-Look, il y a toujours moyen d’installer un compte-tours sur une VW, sans enfreindre les canons du genre. Revue d’effectifs et rappels des branchements…

Sur les premiers modèles (Années 50) le choix est assez restreint et devra se porter sur la gamme spécifique à VW produite par VDO ou adapter un modèle en provenance d’une Porsche 356. Jusqu’au début des années 60, les compte-tours VDO étaient électriques (et non pas électroniques). Celà signifie qu’ils étaient reliés à une petite génératrice elle même accouplée à la vis de poulie moteur, afin de capter l’information de vitesse de rotation du moteur. Il est primordial de trouver cette petite génératrice avec le compte-tour pour qu’il fonctionne… Ce n’est qu’en 1965 qu’apparaissent les premiers compte-tours VDO électroniques se branchant sur la bobine.

Un compte tour d’Ovale (1200cc 30cv)  et  La génératrice avec son cable 

De leur coté, les compte-tours de 356 Pré-A et A dont l’échelle de graduation peut correspondre à la plage d’utilisation du moteur VW sont malheureusement à entraînement mécanique (par le biais d’un câble qui se branchait sur un pignon au niveau de la pompe à huile)… Seuls les derniers compte-tours de 356 sont électroniques mais en 6V !

Un compte tour de Porsche 356 

Dans la production des compte-tours Porsche à 4 cylindres (pouvant donc se monter directement sur une VW) il reste les compte-tours de 912 et 914. Ils sont électroniques et ils se branchent très facilement sur le fil qui relie la bobine au rupteur. Ils sont particulièrement lisibles… et en 12V !

Le compte-tours de la Porsche 912  et  Le compte-tours de la Porsche 914/4

A l’arrière de ces compte-tours on trouve un connecteur rectangulaire avec les indications:

+12 qui se branche sur le + contact… pour ceux en 12V

1 qui se branche sur la borne 1 ou – de la bobine (pour la reconnaitre facilement, c’est la borne d’où part un petit fil jusqu’au rupteur d’allumage)

– qui se branche à la masse de la voiture

Empi a également proposé des compte-tours électroniques « à sa grande époque » dont un classique s’intégrant dans un panneau de tableau de bord de remplacement avec d’autres manos et un autre modèle, sous la forme d’un vu-mêtre.

Le compte-tours Empi à gauche  et ce  Drôle de Vu-mêtre ! 

Volkswagen a également distribué à la fin des années 60, dans sa ligne accessoires « officielle », un petit compte-tour électronique VDO « Formula Vee » de 60mm (généreusement) gradué jusqu’à 6.000 trs/mn.

Le Formula Vee, un must très recherché 

VDO propose dans sa gamme contemporaine « Cockpit » un compte-tour utilisable sur nos VW. Si le branchement des compte-tours électroniques VDO qu’ils soient d’origine à destination des VW ou des Porsche ne présente pas de difficultés il faut cependant respecter quelques conventions de branchement pour que tout fonctionne normalement.

  Le compte-tour 52 mm de VDO  :  Plus de problèmes de cablage !

La marque Autometer, d’origine américaine, produit des compte-tours principalement à destination des blocs moteur Chevy V8 TRES populaires aux Etats-Unis. Néanmoins, depuis quelques années il s’est largement diffusé auprès des amateurs de VW perfo… Je m’interroge sur l’engouement porté par les VWistes à ces compte-tours dont l’échelle de graduation atteind 10.000 trs/mn, ce qui ne correspond pas vraiment à la plage d’utilisation des moteurs VW, même gonflés. Quel pourcentage de VW Aircooled dépasse les 6000 trs/mn ? Sans même parler des VW stock qui plafonnent à 4500 trs/mn. Celà revient à utiliser l’Autometer sur seulement la moitié de son échelle… M’enfin !

Toujours est-il qu’il est prévu de le faire fonctionner avec des moteurs 8, 6 ou 4 cylindres… C’est cette dernière configuration qui nous intéresse évidemment. Pour celà il faut couper les deux fils (en boucle) marron et orange et les isoler. En ce qui concerne le branchement des autres fils, voici les codes couleur employés:

fil blanc : se branche sur l’éclairage du tableau de bord.

fil rouge : se branche sur le + contact

fil noir : masse

fil vert : sur la borne – de la bobine (fil reliant le rupteur à la bobine)

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Cox Contour Review 2023

We analyzed features, prices, and more to help you decide if the Contour Record 6 DVR feeds your TV needs.

Price: $20.00/mo.

Storage: 250 hours in HD 

Simultaneous recordings: 6 shows

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The Contour Record 6 DVR is an optional service you can add to your Cox Contour TV plan to record and store your favorite shows for an additional $20 a month. While it provides 250 hours of HD storage and allows you to record up to six shows simultaneously, it’s not the cheapest option available.

Cox also offers two other DVR plans, the Record 2 and the Record 24. Like the names suggest, the Record 2 only allows two simultaneous recordings and the Record 24 allows up to an astonishing 24.

All of the Contour Record services also require a Contour Box to work, and while your first one is usually included in your TV plan, additional boxes are $8.50 a month each.

• Ability to record up to 2—24 shows at once
• 250—1,000 hrs. of HD storage
• Pause and rewind live TV
• Fast-forward recorded shows
• Voice remote
• Higher prices than competitors
• 2-part fees (one for the service, one for the equipment)
• Cox Contour DVR plans
• Cox Contour vs. the competition
• Features and specs

Cox Contour DVR service options

Cox offers three flavors of Contour Record DVR service: the 2, the 6, and the 24. We think that of the three, the 6 is probably your best bet if you’ve got a household with multiple people sharing one cable plan. Sometimes two simultaneous recordings are just not enough.

We’d love to get 1,000 hours of HD storage, but that $30 monthly price tag is just too steep. Especially if you have to pay extra for equipment.

Also, while it’s not offered as an official plan, new customers will receive 12 free months of Record 1 Starter DVR service, which, going by the name, offers only one DVR stream at a time. That’s not great, but at least it’s free for that first year. Your Cox TV plan will increase about $40 per month after the first year as well, though, so it’s a bummer that your free DVR service will disappear, much like the Avatar, just when you needed it most.

Cox Contour Box options

Your first Wired HD Contour box should come free with your plan, but if you want to upgrade or add an additional box, it’ll cost you $8.50 a month. That’s on top of the fee for one of the Record Service plans listed above.

Cox Contour Record 6 vs. the competition

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*Varies by location and package. Xfinity charges about $8.50 monthly for the box and an additional $10-$20 per month for additional cloud storage.

For those binge-watchers and folks with multiperson households, the Cox Contour Record 6 is an option that makes sense. However, while its storage is hearty and you can fill your library with a ton of shows, some competitors offer more for less.

If you’re looking for the best value, the DISH Hopper 3 offers twice as much HD storage as the Cox Contour Record 6 for a fraction of the price. DISH also offers over twice the amount of simultaneous recordings.

DIRECTV Genie technically comes included with your regular DIRECTV plan cost, but you have to pay $15 a month for “HD, DVR, and Whole-Home Services.” So it’s the kind of free where it’s not free at all, actually. On the bright side, as of 2023, DIRECTV finally comes with a two-year price lock.

The Xfinity X1 box is $8.50 per month, or $7.50 in some locations. It comes with 150 hours of built-in HD storage, but Xfinity also allows you to upgrade your cloud DVR storage with or without the X1 box. These add-ons range from $10 to $20 per month for up to 300 hours of recording. Unfortunately, whether this is a better deal than Cox Contour is largely dependent on your location and package.

Wondering what deals are available in your area? Use our zip code tool below:

For more information about Cox Contour and its competition, check out our guide to 2022’s Best DVRs .

Contour Box with Contour Record 6 DVR specs and features

If premium features are more of a concern than the price of being a Cox customer, then the Record 6 might still be right for you.

Simultaneous recordings

There’s nothing like seeing everyone in a household with a smile on their face. And not having to fight over what to watch can help those grins stretch from ear to ear. 

Do you have a big family or a home with multiple residents? The Cox Contour Record 6 can record up to six shows at once—you can kiss DVR battles goodbye. 

While that sounds great, do take a minute to ask yourself if you think that much recording is necessary. Some competitors give you nearly the same features without the $20 per month price tag if you don’t need that many recordings.

For instance, the DISH Hopper 3, which is only $10 a month, lets you record 16 programs simultaneously.

Contour TV App

Available on Android, Amazon, and iOS devices, the Contour TV app lets you watch live TV and Cox On Demand on your phone or tablet. 

You can manage, set, and download your DVR recordings with this app. You can also watch your recorded content.

Think of it as a mobile companion to your DVR—you can watch and manage content from any location.

While you get up to 250 hours of HD video and 1,000 hours of SD storage space with the Cox Contour Record 6 DVR for $20 a month, this is another time when Cox isn’t in the lead with the best deal. The DISH Hopper 3 comes in at $15 per month and gives you 500 HD storage hours.

Multiroom viewing

Picture this: It’s late at night, and you’re cozy on the couch in front of the TV. You want to watch a whole movie, but stretching out on your mattress starts to sound good. No problem. Pause the show, grab your phone or tablet, climb in bed, pull up your movie on the Contour app, and pick up right where you left off.

The Contour app allows multiple people in a household to watch whatever they like at any time. If you’re planning to watch from additional TVs in the home, here’s another chance for Cox to add a fee. Additional Contour DVR receivers are $10 a month. We’d recommend using the app instead. You’ll find similar charges with other providers, but some are a bit cheaper. For instance, an extra DVR box for the DISH Hopper 3 costs $7 a month.

Pro tip: Your internet speed helps determine how many users can be active online at one time. With Cox’s highest speed internet option, Go Super Fast, an unlimited number of users can enjoy Contour TV simultaneously. Cox offers additional internet plans to bundle with your TV service that are ideal for two to nine users.

Parental controls 

Your kids might pull a fast one and try sneaking out of bed to watch TV. With parental controls, you can choose days or times to lock the TV so they can’t access inappropriate content. Using a PIN you create, the power is literally in your hands.

TV and movie recommendations

As TV fans, we all know what it’s like to fall into the what-to-watch rabbit hole. Fortunately, you can search for a specific title or a genre, and the Contour Guide will recommend similar shows and movies you might enjoy.

Voice control remote

The Contour Box Voice Remote will let you boss your TV around to your heart’s content without wasting time typing. One button push controls voice activation. It’s sensitive to sound; you don’t have to shout for it to hear you — unless you’re having a party, then you may need to speak up.

If you are using your fingers to flip between shows and don’t want to start at square one every time, press the Last button to bring up the nine shows and movies you’ve watched most recently. It’s one nice part of the Cox package that doesn’t come with an additional fee.

The Cox Contour Box with Cox Contour Record 6 DVR is more spendy (and wordy) than Xfinity’s X1 and DIRECTV’s Genie, and your simultaneous recordings are limited to six. The DISH Hopper 3 wins overall on price, storage, and the number of shows you can record at the same time.

If you’re stuck on Cox as a TV service provider, the Cox Contour Record 6 DVR is a decent addition to your plan. Examine the Cox Contour TV packages and plans to see which one offers the channel lineup you like best.

Cox Contour FAQ

What is contour from cox communications.

Contour is the name of the digital cable TV service offered by Cox Communications. Contour Record 6, 12, and 14 are the names of the DVR options available with your TV service.

How do I get Cox Contour on my TV?

To enjoy Cox Contour, you need a Cox TV subscription. Cox offers four different TV packages, each with different prices and channel lineups. That’s an important browse, as you might want a lineup that is plump with sports channels while others might want all the channels for kids they can get.

Check out Cox Contour TV packages and plans to find one that meets your needs.

Is Netflix free with Cox Contour?

You can access Netflix through your Contour subscription, but it’s not free. Once you’re set up with your Contour TV package, you can hit the Contour button on your remote and head to the Apps section.

Open the app and log in to your Netflix account to begin streaming. You can check out our Netflix review for pricing if you haven’t already taken that plunge.

How much is Cox Contour?

Cox offers four Contour TV packages, each with a different price.

• Contour TV Starter ($53.00/mo.,  75+ channels)
• Contour TV Preferred ($98.00/mo., 170+ channels)
• Contour TV Preferred Plus ($146.00/mo., 170+ channels)
• Contour TV Ultimate ($138.00/mo., 250+ channels)

Is the Record 6 DVR easy to use?

In a word, very . Like any new plan or package, it takes a minute to get used to, but then it’s like a comfortable old sweater—it doesn’t keep you warm, though.

Press the record button to capture a show, and the guide will take you through prompts to set the parameters of your recording. You also can fast-forward through recorded content—so if you’re not a fan of those tiny movies known as commercials, this should add some joy.

Is Record 6 the only Cox Contour DVR option?

No, if recording six shows at once isn’t your top priority for a DVR, Cox also offers the Contour Record 2 DVR , calling it its “essential” DVR service. It has a little less HD storage—200 hours—and comes with a smaller price tag of $13.50 per month.

If you want to maximize your recording opportunity, there’s the Contour Record 24, which is the one Cox calls its “ultimate” DVR service. Its 1,000 hours of storage and ability to simultaneously record 24 programs are matched with the equally big price tag of $30 per month.

How do I know if Cox is in my region?

Methodology.

At CableTV.com, we’ve spent hundreds of hours testing and researching the Cox Contour Record 6 and its competitors to make sure you have the most accurate, honest information available. For more information on our experts’ review process and testing practices, head over to our “ How We Rank ” page.

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Compte-tours : fonctionnement, utilisation et prix

Trouvez le meilleur garage pour réparer votre voiture :

Plusieurs éléments sont intégrés au tableau de bord de votre véhicule. C'est notamment le cas des capteurs, des voyants, du compte-tours, etc. Ce dernier sert à déterminer la vitesse de rotation du moteur et d'améliorer le confort de conduite. En fonction du modèle de compte-tours, vous pouvez vous retrouver avec des modes de fonctionnement différents.

🔍 Qu'est-ce qu'un compte-tours ?

⚠️ comment fonctionne un compte-tours , 💳 quel est le prix d'un compte-tours .

Encore appelé tachymètre , le compte-tours est un indicateur de mesure situé sur le tableau de bord , à l'arrière du volant . Il est installé de manière particulièrement visible et accessible au conducteur , ce qui permet de faciliter la transmission de ses informations.

Le compte-tours est utilisé pour mesurer la vitesse de rotation du moteur à un moment précis par rapport à une unité de mesure temporelle. Il offre de nombreux avantages :

• La transmission d'informations relatives au régime moteur ;
• La préservation de la longévité des pièces ;
• L' amélioration du rendement du moteur .

Il existe plusieurs modèles de compte-tours :

• Les compte-tours mécaniques : ils sont principalement installés sur les anciens modèles de véhicules ;
• Les compte-tours électroniques : vous les retrouverez essentiellement sur les voitures récentes. À titre d'exemple, vous avez le compteur PMH dont le mode de fonctionnement repose sur l' effet d'induction .

Généralement, le compte-tours transmet les informations sur le nombre de tours effectués par le vilebrequin en une minute . Il est doté d'un outil d'affichage sur lequel sont délivrées les informations à transmettre aux usagers.

En effet, de nombreuses zones figurent sur l'outil d'affichage du compte-tours :

• La zone de ralenti : elle est chargée de déterminer le régime minimal nécessaire à la mise en mouvement du moteur . Elle varie entre 700 et 900 tours par minute .
• La zone intermédiaire : elle indique que le niveau d'utilisation du moteur se situe entre la fin de la zone de ralenti et le début de la zone rouge. La puissance du régime peut aller de 700 à 900 tours voire de 4 5000 à 5 000 tours . Pendant cette phase, la consommation de carburant est réduite.
• La zone rouge : il s'agit d'une zone de danger qui montre que vous atteignez le régime maximum ( entre 4 500 et 7 000 tours ). Au risque d'endommager le moteur, il est conseillé de passer à la vitesse supérieure. En cas de dépassement de la zone rouge, le rupteur est activé et entraîne l'extinction temporaire du moteur.

Le compte-tours n'est pas une pièce très onéreuse. Son coût varie en moyenne entre 20 et 100 € . Ce prix peut cependant être bien plus élevé selon le modèle, la marque : il peut aller jusqu'à 200 € environ, voire plus .

Le compte-tours est un indicateur qui permet de savoir quand changer de vitesse et de choisir les rapports adaptés en fonction de votre conduite. En ayant les bons réflexes, vous pouvez préserver la longévité de votre moteur. De plus, avec le compte-tours, vous pouvez réaliser d'importantes économies de carburant .

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westfalia a écrit : Tu me propose d'installer un compte tours d'audi 80, mais quel modèle?

tham a écrit : non il y a un fil qui sort de l ecu, dedié au compte tour

westfalia a écrit : mais l' ecu ça se trouve au boitier?Desolé, je ne comprends pas ou se trouve ce fil.

tham a écrit : je peux pas , c est un des fils qui sort du boitier , je ne sais plus lequel et je ne vais pas tout démonter pour regarder

westfalia a écrit : Si tu pouvais m envoyer des photos cela m aiderait.Merci beaucoup!

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What is the translation of "compte-tours" in English?

"compte-tours" in english, compte-tours {m}.

• volume_up rev counter
• revolution meter
• revolution-counter

compte-tour {m}

• volume_up rev-counter

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Compte-tours {masculine}.

• open_in_new Link to source
• warning Request revision

compte-tour {masculine}

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• account receivable
• bank account
• checking account
• chequing account
• open account
• charge account
• operating statement
• working account
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• compte à terme
• compte épargne individuel avec abattement fiscal plafonné sur les dividendes et plus-values
• compte-crédit
• compte-goutte
• compte-gouttes
• compte-minutes
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• compter avec
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• compter les personnes présentes
• compter les points

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Are you planning a visit to the capital of Russia and looking for the best Moscow tours? From Red Square to the Kremlin and from world-class art to fairytale buildings, Moscow is an enchanting city that offers plenty of excitement and elegance. Its history dates back more than 800 years, and there is culture in abundance for visitors to immerse themselves in.

Make the most of your visit with 17 of the best Moscow tours that let you see everything the city and its surroundings have to offer.

1 – Guided Tour of the Moscow Metro

Moscow’s metro is world-famous, thanks to the architectural delights on offer underground stations around the capital. This guided tour of the Moscow stations, otherwise known as “the palace of the people” lasts for 1.5 hours and includes an English-speaking guide who will tell you how the Russian metro became one of the most beautiful in the world. Highlights include Mayakovskaya station with its aviation-themed mosaics.

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2 – Cosmonautics Museum Space Tour

Discover Cosmonautics Museum with this space tour. Dive into one of the greatest battles between the Soviet Union and the United States – the space race. Hear about the space programs of the USSR and learn about how the USSR shaped space travel and technology.

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Translations for „ compte-tour “ in the french » english dictionary (go to english » french ), compteur [kɔ̃tœʀ] n m, 1. compteur auto :, 2. compteur (enregistreur) :, comptoir [kɔ̃twaʀ] n m, compatir [kɔ̃patiʀ] vb intr form, compte-gouttes [kɔ̃tgut] n m inv, compte rendu [kɔ̃tʀɑ̃dy] n m.

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Kacey Musgraves on Making Her Upcoming Tour Into a ‘Mini-Festival’ and Realizing That ‘You Can Have Bops in Many Different Ways’

By Chris Willman

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Kacey Musgraves ‘ arrow is leading her into U.S. arenas this fall, where she’ll be doing a show rooted in her new album, “Deeper Well,” which, as the title indicates, is about embracing the realness of life. Is that a message and a mood that will carry over into a setting more often associated with big-scale surface pleasures? She’s confident the vibe will indeed translate from the grooves to the loges — for, as she puts it, “I think that you can have quote-unquote ‘bops’ in many different ways.”

You proved with the “Star-Crossed” tour that you can headline arenas and make music that is largely based in reflection work in those spaces.

My ultimate goal here is to make an arena feel as intimate as possible. I think that’s a challenge in a room that is massive and made of concrete, and there are people physically sitting very far away from you when you’re performing. It’s my goal to make everyone feel welcome and to create a world that feels really beautiful and memorable to see live. And also, I think from the second that Nickel Creek , who are opening all the shows, and then our other openers, Lord Huron and Father John Misty , step on stage, it’s gonna be a night of extremely, extremely beautiful music. I’m a huge fan of all the acts that are gonna be out there with me.

It’s unusual to see this potent a triple bill, where you have two openers each night who are very established and have been headlining for years on their own at least at the theater level.

You’ve got European dates in May, and then you take a break from tour until Labor Day, and pretty much the day after that, whoosh, you’re out there on the road for the rest of the year in the U.S. Is fall just when it made the most sense to do the American bookings, or is there any sense in your mind that autumn is actually like a good time to go see this music? You’ve got the album for spring and tour for fall, the slightly off-summer seasons, and maybe that’s not coincidental?

I know. As of now, my summer is off, and I’m kind of skeptical of that. I’m not sure it’s really gonna be off. But no, this record is very spring- and summer-centric for me. It was honestly sort of hard to figure out when I wanted to release it, because this music feels like both seasons to me. But there’s sort of an element of growth, of rebirth, (reflected in) the album coming out near the spring equinox. There’s all the baby animal-like spring energy in a lot of the imagery. As for the tour, there’s sort of an inward turn whenever fall comes and the season’s changing and you’re kind of preparing to take it a little bit slower, and I think that element is in this music too.

A lot of people who know they’re touring at the arena level gravitate toward that feeling of, “I’ve really gotta load up my album with some rockers or some dance songs to get the crowd raging.” And it doesn’t seem like this album is driven by that kind of thinking, any more than others were. You must have developed this faith that you don’t have to deliberately think about riling up an arena crowd with token rabble-rousers when you’re setting a mood with an album.

Right. It’s gonna translate, without me worrying about that. I’m not sure anyone has really come to my music for BPMs anyways. There’s a few that stick out above a certain mid-tempo-like BPM, but I’ve never really been overly concerned with tempo. I think that you can have quote-unquote “bops” in many different ways. Like, “Rainbow” is a ballad, but it could be considered a bop! You know what I mean? There’s just different kinds of bops for different reasons. And I’ll make sure that there’s good energy during the show, but I’m not super overly concerned with it. It’s funny, I was talking to a friend the other day and I was like, “I know the gays want their uptempo anthems; that’s what the kids want. But what if this record isn’t really giving them that?” And he’s like, “Kacey, the gays and the kids don’t come to your records for that. They come to you for something else.” And I was like, “OK, you’re right.”

There’ve been two teaser songs out, “Deeper Well” and “Too Good to Be True.” There’s a lot of contentment in those two songs, but “Deeper Well” is more pure in the surety of that contentment, maybe, and then “Too Good to Be True” is about feeling it with just a little bit of uncertainty around the edges. But both give a sense the album is going to be about a good vibe.

You just did those two songs on “SNL.” How did you feel about the experience this time?

“SNL” and all TV performances are always riddled with anxiety for me. And it was really cool because this time I was able to really ground and harness a lot of that anxiety that would normally overtake me. I think that’s probably something that a lot of people probably wouldn’t guess about me — that I can really have a lot of performance anxiety in those type of situations. But I felt more grounded than ever and I was able to really enjoy the experience, which is what it’s all about. I can easily walk away from a lot of those high-pressure situations not having enjoyed it until they’re over, and this time was different, and I felt like I was really able to enjoy it, and that made me really happy.

There were some headlines about “wardrobe malfunction,” but it didn’t turn out to be so scandalous — it was that you, yourself, had posted that you left a hair clip in when you left the dressing room to go out for the final bow. Most everyone who noticed it probably thought it was a deliberate sort of asymmetrical look.

Yeah, definitely an oversight. Me and my team were so detail-oriented. It was just really funny to me that literally no one caught the fact that I still had this clip in there that just like wasn’t supposed to be there. But, you know — it was real.

Thinking back about the tour — you’ve definitely had “light one up” anthems over the years, from “Follow Your Arrow” to “Slow Burn.” But the song “Deeper Well” is about no longer feeling like you need that as a daily crutch or habit. When you play that live, do you think people will still be lighting one up, even though you’re singing about, oh, I can do without this?

That’s so funny. I mean, to each their own. If they feel like it, go ahead!

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