Recent content by jaightaylor

The Source4WD is marketed as a 575w drop in retrofit. To be honest, they're pretty bright for what they are. This is a nice option if you're just looking for a non-colormixing option.

Discussing pricing details, even two years old, on a public forum is considered poor form.

It depends on what it is. You're confusing price for value. Different consoles depreciate at different rates, so there isn't just a flat rate you can apply and be done with it.

Not that I'd ever deface US currency... but pennies work quite well.

As an educator, you qualify for student pricing on ETC's nomad / Gadget II kit. Might not be a bad way to go.

Do you have RFU and Link plugged in?

Looks like a pantograph, like what's used in TV studios and such.

You can't really record fade times as much as assign fade times to a specific button.Also it's worthy to note that they only activate when they don't sense DMX data on the bus.

https://drafty-app.com/ is a thing.

On the 01V to duck, you have to designate a channel to key off of in the dynamics tab. If memory serves correctly, it has to be in the same layer. I don't know if the LS9 has that same limitation or not.

Largely as an RTA and DB meter. Polarity testing is also handy as there are a few old systems about that may or may not be in phase. The THD+N feature is also appealing as we have a large quantity of older signal processing that is becoming suspect. Thanks for the reply!

I work at a higher education institution and we're currently considering the purchase of a Phonic PAA6 as an alternative to upgrading our aging SMAARTlive license. I was just wondering if anyone had any opinions (pro OR con!) on the PAA6 and if there's anything one should look out for...

Uhm. 1 light for each gobo? The other alternative is to find a mover that you can drop custom gobos or lithos into. ;)

We recently deployed a digital signage solution at the school where I'm employed. After some debate about software we finally decided to go with powerpoint on a machine with a dual-head graphics card. Why? 1) Everyone can use powerpoint. It's fairly easy, flexible, and gets the job done...