Recent content by postie1717

Thanks for the advice. I will have my laptop with me for trouble shooting during rehearsal tomorrow through Wednesday and will be sure to post how things go. I have one thought on using solely the playback, if i do this I will have lights on as the fixtures move into position,which typically...

Hey All, So I am a high senior making my first real attempt at programming with moving lights. I am rather skilled at programming conventional lights, however I have never programmed with movers as they are not apart of our typical inventory. I have gotten the hang out how to go about making...

Is there a way to change the patch for affects on the LS9 by use scenes. I know I can send the channels to aux and just change the level in the aux in each cue, but I was wondering if i could simply change the patch. Thanks in advance.

Since I cant patch it to a channel, is there any way I can send it through the mains?

Im currently doing sound design for my senior high school show, actually documenting everything because it is also for a class. So i have my inputs list and it turn up one channel sort. I dont need the last channel but it is nice to have a talkback mic. Is there any way to patch the talkback...

I guess Ill be attempting to get someone to fork over the cash to get it professionally looked at, or Ill be bribing people at the theater I sometimes work with to see if they can fix it. Gotta love low budget theaters.

That is tomorrows project. I have to bring in a couple of my tools inorder to take the speaker down from its current position. I will post after I finished that. If it is a blow speaker is there any way to determine which part is blown. I am not used to working with speaker repair, and knowing...

both. same results both times

Ill look into the Why not Wye. Im not exactly sure how the sytems is set up. I have limited access to the wiring because everything is hard wired. all i know is that I plug my L/R mains into a wall patch and they go into conduit and when they come out at the amp rack there are multiple output...

Had a person in industry come and check out set up and he reworked everything for me. Please close thread

Okay so im in the theaternow. i just retried everything i have tried so far and got the following results. Switch from dascam to analog board-issue remains bypass eq-issue remain Put issue speaker and cable into spare amp output-issue remains plug different speaker into problemamp output...

I would assume if it was an issue with the EQ the hum would be present in the other 2 channels that come off the EQ and go to different speakers.

I will retest the amp tomorrow to determine if the amp is possibly bad. When I tested it last week, I could not get the hum on any other speaker. The TD however, claims he has. I will double check tomorrow. Signal flow is Tascam DM24 digital board- L/R combined- signal split to 2 EQ racks...

I determined it not to be an amplifier issue because when I unplug the wire run to the speaker and plug in a different wire to another speaker the issue does replicate its self. What else can I do to determine where the issue lies?

The way the system is installed is kind of strange and awkward. My L/R sends are actually tied together before reaching the amp. Then that combined signal is split across 4 different amps because all 7 speakers in the house get their own amp channel. I have no specs on the type of wire run or...