Recent content by Gretsch

Call911, Thanks for asking but I am not really in need of anything you listed. I will sell the 01v to who ever has the money first. PM me for shipping price estimates and details. Thanks.

Awesome, I will leave it up until I hear back from you. Just PM me when you have the money and we can figure out all the details and I can get you a shipping price quote. Thanks for the quick responses.

Here are a couple pics I snapped with my phone on my way to work today. Let me know if you want any more.

The 01v is about 5 years old, I bought it used off of a church 2 years ago and it has run great. I will post pics tomorrow if you would like.

Big fan of RCF and their ART series. Definitely a good option for smaller budget rigs, heaps better than Behringer or the like.

Hey guys, The wife and I just had our first kid and I am looking to sell off a few items I no longer need to help pay for the hospital bills. Every price is negotiable and I will entertain all offers or trades. Buyer pays all shipping costs, I am located in northern Utah if you want to pick up...

Try these guys out MM Audio - The Next Generation of Pro Audio Equipment I have used them in the past and have had good results.

Orchestras (nay musicians) are always funny, most likely this is all in their heads...

The best place to go for information is ASCAP, SEASAC and BMI themselves. They can license you for the year for a flat rate based on amount of performances and seating capacity...if you/the venue dont want to cover the expenses you can request that your dance groups contact ASCAP, SEASAC and BMI...

Nicropress race, Crosby race, cable coiling race...

Really when it comes down to it you should go to your local outdoor store and try as many tools as they have and see which one fits your needs the best. I prefer Gerber tools because they're more cost friendly and the fact that they make both butterfly opening and their one handed opening tools.

Try using an electric carving knife to cut the foam and depending on the foam you can texture it by spraying it with spray paint...

I like to use 1/2" blue board (blue insulation board), use a router to drop in grout lines and use a sponge dipped in paint thinner to texture, paint it with flex coat and it can be repainted and used over and over.

I've been using the MM-Audio single ear mics for about a year now and I can't be happier. They sound full and balanced and hold up well. I am replacing all my countrymen mics with them and for the money they can't be beat.

I have a basic pair of black steel toes for load ins and show runs where I might like the toe protection and a more comfortable pair of black converse for show runs where I don't need the toe protection like sound or light board op gigs. But I am looking at buying a pair of these for general...