Recent content by cceprod

How silly of me to fail to mention those. I apologize.I don't want them to peel off or be easy to peel off, or tear. And obviously they will need to be heat and water resistant, as well as be durable to impact/scratches/scrapes etc.

Hello!We recently started using Costume Inventory Resources' Equipment Inventory Database (see https://www.costumeinventory.com/) and it has been AWESOME. But I digress. Now for the real reason I'm posting here.They sent us a sample of their heat resistant labels, and I tested them but found...

I haven't shown off my new space since I took on my new job! I have a pretty solid one man operation and I'm quite proud of my setup. Pardon the slight mess. This particular picture was taken during a concert we had so the roles of a lot of our devices were slightly different from normal...

Hello everyone!I've recently taken over as audio manager at my local community theater. We have events nearly every day of the week. I'm looking for a new solution for storage of microphone stands. We have a road case that we wedge into a small room that barely turns the corner to make it into...

Alright guys, we just bought a bunch more source four pars and our lens storage shelf is much less of a viable option. Does anyone have a good idea for storage options, aside from keeping them in their cardboard boxes or just sitting on a shelf?

Thanks everyone, the advice is much appreciated.I agree, we will definitely be pursuing the conduit-outlet style connections as I go forward. The drip loop is a great idea also. In the meantime I suppose I'll have to splurge for the rubber covers or press and seal bags...

Hello all,I'm fairly new to the world of audio/intercoms/DMX and I have a bit of a problem. I work at an outdoor theater and we have numerous cables run haphazardly without any sort of protection or covering. Now I came out to do some maintenance and set up the other day only to find that our...

We recently upgraded our router. We were using a TP-Link Archer N750 but we now have the Archer C7. It's nice because it has AC1750 and it has a pretty decent range. It also has pretty decent access control - for some reason my boss gives out my password so (without telling him, of course) I hid...

It's just the picture. I took a panorama

Hi All,I speak more about this in another thread, but we're a pretty large-scale community theater that has all kinds of events going on year-round, including concerts, rentals, small events, musicals, etc. And we're faced with a broken ETC Express 250. We're trying to decide between fixing...

Here's a picture of a middle school I commandeered for a show my city's community theater put on.Their setup:Mackie 3204 (With several bad faders, mute buttons and sends...) DVD Player and Aux Jack to run sound ETC Express 72/144 2 Altman Luminator spots (weakest little things I've ever...

Yes we've tried that, it seems like it runs better but then it goes right back to being sporadically stupid at the worst times. I refer to the 789 reset as "Flashing the memory" so my boss understands better what I'm doing when I do it.I guess I should also note that I went in today and...

THANK YOU. I am glad you agree.Thankfully, the issues have only persisted for about a month or so, and I have been lucky enough to have been designer and worked with another close friend of mine in the mean time. But these issues can not persist.

I agree that it would be a good cheap replacement for our console, but we have designers come in from all around the state and sometimes nation, plus our venues are big enough that I think we can justify having a real console. (We have an outdoor venue too that we move everything to for 3 months...