Thanks for the input folks.Yes, the "electrician" who built the lunchbox did it that way. I know plenty about sound and enough about electricity to be dangerous but I'm not an electrician and if it were up to me I would have done a lot more research before implementing this solution but...
Hi there,Thanks for the reply. More or less what I was thinking. The units are true sine wave... But I'm wondering if an On-Line UPS might have been better than Line-Interactive like these ones... Maybe there is still a way I can isolate them.
It's a ridiculous story of why I have them...
Hey all, I pop in here from time to time and I'm always glad to see this great community still lives on.I recently implemented 3x UPS systems at front of house, and last night during a rehearsal I was trying to track down why some of my wireless mics had a bunch of disgusting noise...
Nice, Menopause the Musical just came through our house, using x32 theatre control for an M32!Thought folks might be interested to hear about it in action.
This thread is hilariously old. Guess someone has got to keep it going. It was somewhat tl so I dr 50% but... Techie is too close to Trekkie anywayI like Engineer. Although Sound Guy seems most common.
Once in a while a show inspires my alter ego to emerge:;) CheersP
Hey all!! I wanted to accomplish a couple things with this post.Firstly, I’d like to pat myself on the back and brag about my completion of the Dante Certification Level 3 by Audinate. That was fun!Secondly, I’d like to offer that if anyone wants to discuss Dante networking, I’d be...
Wow. Worked with him back in July.How terrible. He was great to work with, an old school monitor engineer who pretty much oozed experience. He had a great sense of humor and enjoyed his cigars without apology. I had hoped to see him and his epic monitor guy pony tail again one day.RIP Dave...
Rest In Peace... tragic. And shocking. I worked with a gentleman this weekend who fell about 25 feet a couple of years ago. The fall ruptured his spleen and he had so much internal bleeding he almost died. Now he is much more strict about safety. Easy to take for granted familiar operations. I’m...
Oh my goodness! What a wonderful and warm welcome back. Thank you all so much! *laughs* Wow!
And lovely to see so many of the same names still around. I know I've been a bit late to reply here... life is a bit busy, but I know that's just always true and really no excuse anyway.Thanks again...
Greetings!I am not a new member, strictly speaking. But, it's been over ten years since I was active here.I meandered back recently, and I miss this forum! I'd like to become active again! We'll see how much life allows =DSpeaking of old times; I felt quite warm and fuzzy when I found...
There's a bunch of reasons professionals will decline a Mackie as a professional board. They're great for basic use, and for less high need installations. The forst board I ever learned on was the 1604. I have a 2404 and it's a great board for smallish stuff. Not a professional rig because it...