Recent content by Foxinabox10

For theater, I think the primary goal is to make people have to question whether or not the actors are wearing mics. Along with this, the talent should be encouraged to act as if they are not wearing mics.

Although I have never used them, I've hear the Stanton DJ Pro 300 are pretty good headphones and because they are only one ear-ed, it makes it easier to balance listening to the full mix from the house and trying to tweak a particular mic at the same time...

I would do as some others have said and tell them that you gave them a discount on the items because of the size of the rental. Now that the rental is smaller, the discount has to be smaller too.

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It would also help to put diffusion material in the S4's you have already.

All three of those are good cameras. I have used the GL1 and XL1 to film speakers on stage before. Have you tried using a warm card or white balancing on something off-white? http://www.warmcards.com/

A few thoughts: - Do you make sure that you white balance the camera with the lighting set before you begin taping? - What kind of camera do you have? If it is a 1-chip camera, that will be your problem. They tend to become overloaded with standard stage lighting. After we know what...

From Markertek's Weekly E-mail: Even Supercomputers are Bigger in Texas This week, Sun Microsystems announced that its hardware will power the largest supercomputer ever built. The computer, dubbed "Ranger," will be hosted at the Texas Advanced Computing Center at the University of Texas...

And what are "flying balls"?

I've used the Numark CDMix-1 on many occasions and find it very easy to set-up and use. I'm not sure if you're looking for something that is rack mountable, so that could be a drawback for this one. Here's the link: http://www.zzounds.com/item--NUMCDMIX1

We have about 12 different cables of varying lengths that we use depending on the set-up. In addition, our portable cart has connections wired to the side that then plug into the headphone amp inside. There would be close to 30 connections to change to adapt the whole system to stereo, so it's...

The reason this is needed is that it can be hard to hear on the headphones as it is when we're taping during band and orchestra concerts from close-up. This happens a lot and it's just easier to be able to hear it in both ears. SHARYNF's comment about the strength of the connector on the...

...something to do with Food Network?

Yes, but if the adapters get lost, that's money down the drain. I have decided that I'm going to replace the connectors. Are there any tricks with these machine fabricated molded cables/connectors currently on the headphones?

koncept, why did you decide to do this instead of just changing the connectors?