Recent content by dbrown

thats exactly why we don't allow fire of any kind on stage, flash paper only and that has to be approved

i assume you can repair this i will contact off site

20151111_133855_resized.jpgit has multil-link mcu12/L on the card

sorry its an edilooking for a control board for the dimmex 12-2 its malfunctioning, been in contact with the company who bought up the rights and parts but they don't have one wondering if someone else does having dmx problems with it

their customer service is over the top compared to any one these days. bought a drive rack pa from them earlier this year, missed the free mike promotion by one day, they went to dbx and got me one when no other place would have even tried

i have altmans with the same problem. that part is cast metal and not strong. i went to a hardware store which has more to the motor side of parts, they make a steel bored ring with a screw thread in the side which works great. a very quick google search found this same part...

you are having phase cancellation. i is an old problem with mono singles and two speakers in a stereo separation. if you walk the line so to speak it will get louder and softer as you move away from the speakers

Re: Old Dimmer Pack and Control Cord Questioni have two of them also they are old style analog 0-10 volts units. they still work in some cases for me i still have an analog system and just patched them into it. i email eta 5 or6 years ago and they sent me a circuit diagram for them with no...

switch to coat its not that expensive and if you have a local cable they might make you a deal. stay with rg6 not not rg59 the other advantage is its 75 ohms like compost and s-video so little lost. for my porjects i have run 100 to 200 lengths with no loss, but be carefull of ground loops with...

if your mackie board is the orginal, there was a problem with picking up radio stationslog on the mackie web site there is a fix for it, it takes putting some capicators and inductors in the xlr housing. not hard if you can solder. the orginal pre-amps were too open on the frequency spectrum...