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Greg Cameron replied to Michael J.K Goodknecht's discussion Replacement Mics
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Greg Cameron replied to Michael J.K Goodknecht's discussion Replacement Mics
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Mark Adams joined Evan Hooton's groupStarted by Michael J.K Goodknecht. Last reply by Greg Cameron 3 hours ago. 3 Replies 0 Likes
Aloha, the band that have been touring with for the last 8 years wants to replace their vocal mics. We currently use Shure Beta 87A. The reason we use them is that one of the musicians like to sing…Continue
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Anybody using these? They seem like a good solution for a racked or portable money channel setup for live work.Continue
Started by lars. Last reply by Shannon Hultz on Friday. 67 Replies 4 Likes
Hey All,It's 2013 Time to update that list...What Music do you use to "System Test"I have not seen this type of post in awhile, so I thought I would put it out there........Continue
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There's a great article in the new FOH on sub arrays…Continue
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Tips for learning... Other then experience anyone got any suggestions of software or apps to help learn?
Started by Stevan Ligorio. Last reply by John Clarke May 7. 29 Replies 4 Likes
Some time ago it was customary for an opening act, or a support act to tip the sound co. Engineers to mix their set. As of late this practice is non-existent. As a regional provider of sound…Continue
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Misters, dobrogy day!At present, I realize the project on recording studio construction. In this connection, I look for consultations on the equipment, comparative characteristics from the western…Continue
Started by Mike Kunz. Last reply by Wade WOOKIE Crawford May 6. 31 Replies 1 Like
I recently had a client that asked for...."Requirements for sound system – full range PA speakers at a capacity of 126 dB."I was unclear as if that meant at foh or at 1 meter or what so I asked for…Continue
Started by George Petersen. Last reply by Greg Cameron May 2. 13 Replies 0 Likes
XLR Wiring...The world has finally gotten past the pin 2/pin 3 hot wars, but I was wondering what the consensus is on tying the pin #1 ground shielding to the connector case or not. There doesn't…Continue
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Currently I run a Roland M-400 board with digital Snake and up to 8 M-48 personal monitors. Most bands I work with would prefer not to be tied down to the M-48. so I am looking for a wireless IES…Continue
Posted by Michael (smitty) Smith on May 21, 2013 at 1:38pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
My first sound system for my first band was a Bogen MA60 restaurant mixer/amp, and a pair of speaker columns built by the singers dad, fashioned after the Shure Vocalmaster. I bought a Clarion Microphone, unwired, and got my first lesson on the difference between "high and Low" impedence, and I had to learn to solder.
My first PA for rentals was a pair of handbuilt 4560s (Voice of the Theatres) with 2 vertically mount EV 1" horns with a EV T350 tweeter between. A Dynaco Stereo 400 amp…
ContinuePosted by Eric Kehr on May 20, 2013 at 10:35am 0 Comments 0 Likes
Back in 1974, my father had a buddy who was in a high-dollar country band from SE Kansas.
They were unloading their old sound system for one of "...those new Peavey setups".
So, for $400, we took possession of a Kustom 8 channel, powered Mixer-on-a-Swiveling-Stand and four 5' tall, 2-15"+ horn enclosures, covered in White Sparkle Tuck'n'Roll vinyl. This system had more power than anything I had ever encountered. Up to this point I had never heard a sound…
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