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Before you put the plug on you could always put the continuity range of a meter on the cable and chandelier and see what goes where. Ensure it is UNPOWERED before you do this though! I can do diagrams if so wished, you just need to ask. Steve

It would have to be my strand stencil and a notepad for wordy stuff.

At our theatre we are using "Sound Cue System" (free demo @ http://soundcuesystem.com/ ) on a windows xp pc, we use dbpoweramp (free from http://www.dbpoweramp.com/dmc.htm) to rip cd's people give us, audacity ( free from http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ ) to edit sounds and windows media player...

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i would agree with fosstech on that one.

Thats easy enough to fix just make sure the sockets end is nearest the speaker then if someone unplugs they can only plug into the speaker side. Problem solved, no fried mics.

I would firstly say, dont extend on 1/4" jack use XLR they clip together nicely and all you have to do is the have somekind of adaptor at the end. a collegue of mine learnt this the hard way when i nearly shot him for extending jack for a monitor using none other than an expencive DI box. two...

In reply to Mayhem, yes the theatre is about 2 mins drive away from the hotel that faulty towers was based on. the acoustics are rubbish for speach but great for music. the cinema is once a month at the moment we only have one screen that is on the front counterweight and flown in as...

A theatre i have done work for in the past has a system where they can deactivate the smoke detectors on stage and an overhead laser in the auditorium, and also the sounders. the rest of the building has the standard stuff active minus sounders but all areas, tech booth, sm desk, dressing rooms...