Recent content by jakeparr

You said that you were okay with a sheet metal? Do you have a sheet metal bender? I remember in shop class we used to make a bunch of custom sheet meal boxes. I would try that or hit up ikea sometime.A tip to keep the wireless transmitters pristine is to put them in old shure microphone bags

If you wanted to do it quick and dirty without a teacher worrying about you frying his board, use 3 phones. 1 for each person and 1 set to mute with a sm57 pointed at the reciever. just cut the end off of an old power adapter and splice it in to the middle pair of a phone cable and your cooking...

Those are good points footer. I might just leave a shorty extension cord in the bottom of the case then.That or rip apart my old vacuum cleaner!

That could work if it's a last resort. I need it to be the other way around and the board probably wouldnt be happy if I redid the ends.Also I was thinking it too would be rackmounted.Thanks

Building a roll-pack for my school that will circulate around the gyms and cafeteria.Figure I'll use a nice skb road case, rackmount everything, prepatch it, and make it so it can roll into a room, get plugged into power and patch a speaker and whoevers using it is good to go.I'm trying to...

If the microphone is going to be on a podium and not in the hand like bob barker, you could purchase an inline phantom adapter, which would provide the power by 9v batterys, though you could make one yourself.

Something to think about would be a large DIY snake. Sometimes I've seen guys use snakes, where its 8 channels on one end, and every 3-4 feet or so, there would be a female XLR. They just run them near the front of the stage, and they're done. Some go from the snake to a small 10' cable then the...

Thanks for your help guys! That HS-6 looks pretty snazzy actually, now I kinda want to buy a headset station off ebay. But in the back of my head, I've always wanted one of those badass ham radio microphones. I'm thinking I could get that, and with the help of a little black box I could do...

Is it just me, or is it awkward to find you left your comm/talk back key open after saying something that the crew shouldn't have heard. Well I have an idea, but I need help to make sure I don't awfully break something. I'm thinking about using a paging microphone with a push to talk switch...