psemeraro
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Sometimes this is all you need.
Let's See What Makes Your Vinyl Spin!
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Sometimes you turn a historic country club into a Gothic party room. (audio flown, subs under stage)
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Sometimes a nightclub needs a little support for a show. 15,000 additional watts of audio should take care of that.
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Runners need to hear clearly more than 1000 feet away.
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RING RING~~~ "Hi can you help with a rap concert"
sure...
"Its in 48 hours"
were on our way...
sure...
"Its in 48 hours"
were on our way...
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White Bose 502 based mini line arrays, (with correct Bose rackmount eq/controller) event at Dr. Phillips performing Art Center Orlando FL private room.
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This one was interesting. RING RING~~~ "Hi we want 'big PA' sound but no big stacks and you cant fly overhead"
Eight subs in front of the stage and the loudest/best sounding pole-mountable speakers available at the time. We measured 120 clean dB on the dancefloor and the kick drum felt like it would collapse your chest it hit so hard. Done.
Eight subs in front of the stage and the loudest/best sounding pole-mountable speakers available at the time. We measured 120 clean dB on the dancefloor and the kick drum felt like it would collapse your chest it hit so hard. Done.
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Not the best photos but this was a $1M+ Meyer LEO line array system (I spec'd it but hired it in, wasnt a system I owned) at a stadium in Orlando I cant mention for a client I cant mention supporting an artist who's name I cant mention.
I know that venue! I saw Paul McCartney and Phil Collins there.
The Denmarkian Wonder
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AnthonyI
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I might have missed this, but did you upgrade the tubes on your EVO? Those don't look like EL34's
I might have missed this, but did you upgrade the tubes on your EVO? Those don't look like EL34's
They’re the KT88s I’d bought for the Quads. Traded it in with the stock. But, oh no! Hum on the right channel….
The Quad ate tubes so I’m going to switch back to the EL34s because I've been messing with cables for too long now and tubes are my last variable…
trickyseven
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Looks great @Joe Mac!
AnthonyI
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I messed with a hum I was convinced was either a bad tube or a ground issue...............turned out to be my RCA cables from the TT, swapped and it's dead silent, just in case.
Hahaha I have everything disconnected and it’s still there…
Going slightly insane over here…
So when I have nothing between the two I have a faint, almost inaudiable hum in the right channel. You can hear it if you put your head to the speaker.
Add either of my XLR cables to either channel and the hum in the right channel becomes loud.
The left channel is as good as gold!
Add either of my XLR cables to either channel and the hum in the right channel becomes loud.
The left channel is as good as gold!