Recent content by Plawler5

What kind of video equipment do stage managers use during blackout to determine when actors are onstage and ready for stage lights? I'd prefer simple, wired, systems with a dedicated display. But if it's cheap (<$100USD), a wireless system is OK.

Have you removed the power supply? If so, what are the markings?Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G935A using Tapatalk

I usually use headphones plugged into the soundboard, and hit the cue button for each channel. If this is too much, route the wireless mics onto a group/submaster. You can listen to all the wireless mics at the same time.Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G935A using Tapatalk

Does anyone know if police/fire departments are interested in keeping a copy of building plans?

I'll bet you need new lamp sockets. I just replaced 2 in my Strand lekos, which run 575W lamps. New sockets cost about $8-10. Make sure you clean the lamp pins before reusing them. The carbon can cause other lamp sockets to fail.Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G935A using Tapatalk

With regards to the Cross Faders being taped together, look at the Cross Fader numbering. The X cross fader is numbered from 0 to 10 (bottom to top), while the Y cross fader is numbered from 10 to 0 (bottom to top.) This allows you to do a smooth cross fade from the X row to the Y row by...

The marking '100-250V' means the product operates continuously throughout the range, with no switches or wiring changes needed. Further, 208V isn't an unusual voltage, since it's within tolerance for European power systems.