| Forum: LAB: The Classic Live Audio Board |
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| Topic: FCC Chairman Martin should go! |
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| FCC Chairman Martin should go! [message #393873] |
Fri, 09 January 2009 19:26 |
 Jim McKeveny
Messages: 37
Registered: January 2008 |
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Seems the incoming administration has become aware of the trainwreck-in-waiting that is the DTV rollout. In addition to pissing off millions of constituents, the 700Mhz auction barely made its reserve, and the public safety agencies interoperability challenges are still unresolved.
Keith Mallison in the January 2009 Wireless Week doubts the viabilty of comingling RF spectrum with licensed & unlicensed devices ala White Space Devices + Wireless mics. So now we have both sides of this debate agreeing that more thought & development is needed.
The only person championing a headlong rush seems to be Chairman Martin, who'll no doubt follow his "public service" career with a fat lobbying job in the cell/wireless industry. It almost makes one cynical...
Jim McKeveny
SoundResource
Bohemia, NY
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| Forum: The Basement |
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| Topic: Humor: What you DON'T want to see on your truck! |
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| Forum: LAB Marketplace |
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| Topic: Stereo Pair of AKG D-12E for sale. |
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| Stereo Pair of AKG D-12E for sale. [message #393895] |
Fri, 09 January 2009 20:47 |
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I have a matched stereo pair of AKG D12E Microphones for sale. I really hate to sell them but due to an unexpected dying of my car these have to go. They both work fine and will only sell them as a pair because of them being a stereo pair. They had been used in a studio all their life until I got them last year and I hadn't had a chance more than to test them out when I bought them.
They come with the original mic clips. Since I've had them they have lived in mic bags in my mic box well protected.
I am asking $700 for the pair. I've been watching them for awhile on e-bay and online in general for awhile and have been seeing them go for much more than that.
If you are interested in these please e-mail me at mrsoundman813@gmail.com
Thanks,
Karl
MrSoundman813@gmail.com
Lead Technician
Entertainment Sound Production
www.espsound.com
Writer/Reviewer
Pro Audio Review Magazine
www.proaudioreview.com
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| Topic: FS: Mackie SR32-4 |
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| FS: Mackie SR32-4 [message #393804] |
Fri, 09 January 2009 16:29 |
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Todd Herrbach
Messages: 26
Registered: April 2004
Location: Longwood (Orlando), FL |
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Hello,
I have a Mackie SR*32 up for sale.
It is in good functional condition with the exception of problems with 5 channels. I tested each channel input to the stereo buss. I have not tested aux sends, groups, etc.
3 channels have dirty trim pots, 1 channel has low output to the stereo buss, and 1 channel has no output.
It is in fair physical condition. Lots of tape residue. Asking $475 + shipping. You are also welcome to pick it up in Orlando.
For pictures check out pictures at my craigslist listing:
http://orlando.craigslist.org/msg/986682623.html
Thanks,
Todd
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| Topic: Looking for Crown CE 4000 |
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| Looking for Crown CE 4000 [message #393802] |
Fri, 09 January 2009 16:17 |
Rod Chapman
Messages: 16
Registered: February 2005
Location: Houston |
Here Often |
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No Message Body
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| Topic: FS: Tour Pack Road Case for Allen & Heath ML5000 48 Channel |
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| FS: Tour Pack Road Case for Allen & Heath ML5000 48 Channel [message #393798] |
Fri, 09 January 2009 16:11 |
Casey Pitchford
Messages: 79
Registered: August 2006
Location: Mid-Michigan |
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We have an Allen & Heath ML5000 48 channel Tour Pack Road Case. This case has a full doghouse, it has been used one time and is in great shape. The board has been installed and the case is no longer needed. Please PM me with any offers.
Casey
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| Topic: Louisville AP1003 Platform (pick) ladders |
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| Louisville AP1003 Platform (pick) ladders [message #393744] |
Fri, 09 January 2009 13:46 |
Steve Tarak
Messages: 52
Registered: October 2007
Location: Indianapolis |
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I have two Louisville AP1003 platform ladders (3' platform heigth with rail) I purchased new. They were used to support speaker cabs at two shows years ago and were never used again. Heavy duty. They're in new condition. I paid $125 each. I'll let 'em go at $60 each. Indianapolis location.
photo at: http://msni.pricegrabber.com/pi/4/86/86/48686207_640.jpg
couldn't get the damn thing to load, sorry
Steve
Louisville AP1003 Aluminum Platform Ladder 3-Foot, Duty Rating 300-Pounds
by Louisville
Key features
• Aluminum is durable and lightweight
• 300 Lbs, load capacity ( Includes weight of user and tools )
• Top Rail Guard - Aluminum cross brace serves as a railing for working from the platform.
• Heavy Gusset Bracing - Two pair of steel gussets under bottom step for extra support. Heavy duty steel gussets on each angle back brace.
• The ladder meets or exceeds the safety standards set by ANSI (American National Standards Institute) and OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration).
Description
ALUMINUM PLATFORM STEP LADDERS Louisville platform ladders are rated for Type 1A performance with a 300 lb. load capacity. Ideal for extra heavy duty applications including industrial construction, building, roofing and general contracting. Louisville ladders include slip resistant rubber feet. Top rail guard provides operator safety when on platform. Slip resistant top platform for added safety. Features double rivet steps, heavy gusset bracing and full channel rail. Meets OSHA requirements, ANSI standards.
[Updated on: Fri, 09 January 2009 13:48]
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| Topic: FS: Crown MA 3600VZ |
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| FS: Crown MA 3600VZ [message #393725] |
Fri, 09 January 2009 13:09 |
Cole R. Lofink
Messages: 42
Registered: June 2007
Location: New Jersey |
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Crown Macro-Tech 3600VZ for $1100 (including US shipping).
It is in excellent working condition, and good looking condition.
Save $75 and pick it up locally in South Jersey.
Cole R. Lofink
SONUS Sound and Lighting
www.sonuslive.com
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| Topic: FS: Speakers, Speakers, Dimmers, LED cans, Moving Heads |
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| FS: Speakers, Speakers, Dimmers, LED cans, Moving Heads [message #393715] |
Fri, 09 January 2009 12:50 |
Silas Pradetto
Messages: 958
Registered: February 2006
Location: CT |
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Desired prices are listed but this stuff needs to go. I'm willing to take reasonable offers on everything. Everything ships UPS ground unless you're international, in which case it's Priority Mail. If its too big for those, it goes freight Old Dominion or Con-Way. Use Columbia, CT 06237 for shipping calculations. I accept Paypal, checks, money orders, and MC/Visa/Amex/Discover
email me silas@concertsunlimited.com
I WILL TRADE FOR ITECHS!!!
Community TFR64S - $1200 each four available
High power KF750 style flyable mains Link to specs
NSI DDS9800 dimmer rack - $3900
Includes 3 DDS9800 packs with soca and stagepin outs, sound distro with L14-30s, Square D based, with Calzone case. Will sell the packs separate for $1000 each.
2U cam panel - $10
rack panel punched for 4 cams
Whirlwind 25' EDAC snake - $100
EDAC-56 male on one end, 16 Neutrik 1/4" TRS connectors on the other. Standard Whirlwind blue snake cable.
Community S1296 - $299 each four available
12" 2 way speakers in excellent condition. I'm a dealer, these are demo units with full warranty. Link to specs
Irradiant SRL-6057S Par64 LED cans - $250 each five available
These are almost new, used on 3 shows, they're the pro 36x1W LED cans. I'm a dealer, these are demo units with full warranty. Link to specs
Elation Design Spot 250 moving heads - $999 each four available
I'm a dealer, they'll come as demo units with full warranty. Less than a year old with about 100 hours use.
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Silas Pradetto
Concerts Unlimited LLC
be good, get good, or give up
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| Topic: FS: EAW long throw tops |
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| FS: EAW long throw tops [message #393700] |
Fri, 09 January 2009 12:16 |
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 Ronnie Reels
Messages: 48
Registered: July 2005
Location: Tennessee |
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1 pair of EAW MH660ex. 2 way horn loaded 10"/2" .........803010 compression driver..rcf 10". (ex)-passive crossovers. speakons. These were in a church install. Ready to fly. I added 4 handles per box and have used them for a few concerts and they are awesome! Really efficient and high spl long throw. email me for pictures. $1800 obo located in Mid TN.
[Updated on: Fri, 09 January 2009 12:24]
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| Topic: Lookin for 6 to12 blown EV DL15baskets |
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| Lookin for 6 to12 blown EV DL15baskets [message #393673] |
Fri, 09 January 2009 10:28 |
Nathan Schwarzkopf
Messages: 203
Registered: April 2004
Location: Wisconsin |
Has No Life |
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Just what it says 6 to 12 baskets for the recone st or x.
Thanks
Nathan
nathan . at . ntsound.com
630.240.9826
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| Topic: Meyer MICA Rig For Sale |
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| Meyer MICA Rig For Sale [message #393667] |
Fri, 09 January 2009 10:05 |
Kirk Schutrop
Messages: 53
Registered: January 2006
Location: Bloomington MN |
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10- Meyer MICA Line Array Speakers
1- Meyer Galileo 616 Loudspeaker Management System
2- 4 High Meyer MICA Speaker Covers
1- 2 High Meyer MICA Speaker Cover
3- Meyer MICA Castor Frame
ALL Gear Is In Like New Condition
We Are Selling This as A Package Only
Price DOES NOT Include Shipping
PICS Available
$83,000 For All
PM or E-mail Me With any Questions
Thanks
Kirk Schutrop
Audio Manager
Heroic Productions
952-564-3278
Kirk@Heroic-Productions.com
"I have all this guys records and none of them are this loud"
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| Forum: LAB Lounge |
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| Topic: Sennheiser ME3, wired directly? |
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| Sennheiser ME3, wired directly? [message #393628] |
Fri, 09 January 2009 07:07 |
Matt Dittman
Messages: 219
Registered: March 2005 |
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OK, I found a great deal on a Sennheiser ew172 g2 instrument wireless system, and it comes with an extra headset mic.
I already have a wireless headset system so I don't really need another one, but my son plays drums and could use a headset mic, which of course will not need to be wireless.
Can these mics be adapted to be hard-wired to a mixing board input, without using Sennheiser's MZA900-P? I had sent an email to Sennheiser USA support and received the following reply regarding the MZA900P:
"This adapter regulates the phantom power the mic needs down to an acceptable level so there is no damage to the mic element."
Is this adapter a requirement, or a recommendation? If it's required, I'd be better off selling the extra headset mic and buying some other headset mic rather than spending the $130+ (!!!) or so for the MZA900P.
Has anyone run these mics with a simple adapter instead of this expensive one for any length of time, or is it a bad idea?
Attagurl Rex
Attagurl Rex Myspace
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| Forum: LAB Subwoofer |
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| Topic: Delta Subwoofer Array - Practical Implementation |
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| Delta Subwoofer Array - Practical Implementation [message #393659] |
Fri, 09 January 2009 09:47 |
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nathan Lively
Messages: 4
Registered: December 2008
Location: Bratislava, SK |
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I think the Delta Array deserves it's own Topic because many people I work with would like to be able to use it. I am talking about the Delta Subwoofer Array described by Rog Mogale on page 15 of his Practical Guide To Bass Arrays.
http://www.voidaudio.com/pdf/bass%20guide.pdf
My question is, How is the displacement between boxes calculated?
Rog writes, "Do not be tempted to move the rear facing enclosures in a Delta Array forwards so they align with the front enclosures. Doing this destroys the arrays directional properties even if the delay times are changed... The array has directional properties only when the three elements form a triangle."
I tried to recreate this array in MappOnlinePro using 700-HPs, but the best configuration was not a triangle form, it was a line. See prediction below.
Rog says that his predictions are done with "122 cm high x 61 cm wide x 76 cm deep... double 18" reflex enclosure." But aren't 700-HPs similar enough to achieve similar results (117 cm x 57 cm x 76 cm, double 18" drivers)? What key information am I missing? Is the 'bass reflex' characteristic dominating?
www.nathanlively.com
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| Forum: Installed Sound/Contracting |
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| Topic: Heard of Architect Series 100 amps ? |
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| Heard of Architect Series 100 amps ? [message #393855] |
Fri, 09 January 2009 18:44 |
Tony Murillo
Messages: 1
Registered: January 2009 |
Newbie |
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Anyone heard of Heard of Architect Series 100 or series 200 amplifiers?
Commercial amp?
Any links, manufacturer?
Thanks in advance.
Tony
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| Forum: Pro AV |
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| Topic: Green Certification |
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| Green Certification [message #393772] |
Fri, 09 January 2009 14:58 |
Eric Madson
Messages: 6
Registered: August 2008
Location: St Paul, MN |
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Does anybody know of any "Green" certification that is relevant to the AV Design/Integration industry? I am interested in pursuing some type of certification that allows me to certify systems as "Green". Are there any A/V manufacturers that are certifying their products as green? I have looked into LEED certification but this only seems relevant to complete building certification. I do AV Design mainly for Corporate and Commercial installation's. Most of these are new buildings but some are retools of existing systems.
Is LEED the only way to go?
Eric Madson
A/V Project Specialist
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