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Scott T posted a discussionClear com fix
I have a Beyer DT 108 single muff headset that the connector just fell off so I need to put a new one on but every other one we have in the shop has different color coded cables. That said does any one know what the pin out should be for a 4 pin connector? I'd really like to not take apart the whole headset figure out what goes where. The colors areShieldGreenYellowOrangeRedBlueBrownSee More
"Before buying any piece of gear, you need to ask 3 questions -
1) How long will it take to make back the purchase price?
2) How much money can I make on it after it's paid for?
3) How long can I do this before I need to replace it?
Any…"
"Scott,
Although incentives, perhaps %5 (that was added on in the beginning) discount for returning cables and equipment exactly as they were shipped might help, penalties will not and as one guy said, could very well lose you a client. A laminated…"
Mical Caterina replied to Scott T's discussion For the shop guys..."Scott,
we "get" what you were asking, we've all been there before. I've been on both sides of that fence, I've been through late night load outs where a cable is found when trunk has been packed & loaded onto truck and…"
Scott T replied to Scott T's discussion For the shop guys..."Thanks Todd,
That's what i was looking for."
Todd Cooke replied to Scott T's discussion For the shop guys..."I got this link in a newsletter a while ago.
href="http://goodideaguys.com/How_To_Videos/How_To_Coil_A_Cable.htm"; target="_blank">"
Scott T replied to Scott T's discussion For the shop guys..."So it looks like no one really gets what i'm asking for, I know that how people treat things like cables reflects on how they treat every thing else, I have to fix it, but it's not my decision on who to rent to, i just want to not spend…"
dustin Bradley replied to Scott T's discussion For the shop guys..."i agree with mical here, the treatment of the smaller items (cables, ect.) would reflect how they used the rest of the gear. i'm very picky with every aspect of the rental. i make it a point to return the gear in better shape than when i got…"
Charlie Zureki replied to Scott T's discussion For the shop guys..."Hello Scott,
No training tape that I know of. It doesn't take very long to re- wrap cables. As Mical said... I'd have more to worry about than how the cables were wrapped... I'd be worried about the Mixers, Amps, Speakers,…"
Eric Dodson replied to Scott T's discussion For the shop guys..."Make sure that the cables have a Velcro strap attached.??
I can't think of any way to "insure" that your cables get returned the same way that they recieved them, short of giving a "on the spot lesson" on how to wrap cables…"
Scott T replied to Scott T's discussion For the shop guys..."Ahhh... if they wanted to pay for crew they wouldn't be renting it"
Mical Caterina replied to Scott T's discussion For the shop guys..."Without coming across sarcastic, charge & send a tech with your gear. If you can't trust client wrapping your cables properly, can only imagine what they're doing with the rest of your gear."
Scott T posted a discussionFor the shop guys...
Any one have a good cable wraping tutorial to give to rental clients so they can at least try to wrap cables? For that matter any one have any tricks to keep gear coming back in the condition you sent it out?
Scott T left a comment for Ron Kramer"I work for a production company how use the cobra 2's as our main rigs and we've had no problems with them. I mean every one gets blown horns every once in a while but nothing like you're describing, I've also worked alot with…"
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