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Chauvet Rogue R2 BeamExcellent condition Used on corporate events and conferences. Just over a year old. Includes the moving head, clamps, safety cable and original box. 36 available.Dual Road cases are available.Price is per unit. 1150.00

I have a Robe DMX Control 1024 console. Near as I can tell, it is the same as an Elation Show Designer 2.It is very simple and easy to use. It is fully functional.It is out of a church and was used for less than a year. It was only used to control LED bars.$600Thanks, Aaron940-867-32...

It is interesting to see how the classic mics that have stood the test of time. I love the 441.

The only real reason I lean for the 500s is because I own all three series as headset systems and the 500s have served me better than the others. The main difference between the 300 and 500 for me has been sonically. I don't know that you will realize any difference in the train car. The 300s...

What is being used now?The deal is, if you go cheap on the wireless, they won't work. If it were me I wouldn't look at any less than Sennheiser G3 300 series, and the 500s would be the ones you should be looking at. Sennheiser also has a headset mic that would be good for what you are wanting...

The short explanation is: Bridged is running both channels of the amp combined as one channel. Stereo is running both channels independently of each other.CPX 2.0 specs - Rated Power (4 ohms bridged) 2,000 W RMS; 1 kHz @ <0.1% T.H.D. - Rated Power per channel 2 ohms, 1,325 W RMS; 1 kHz @ <0.1%...

It looks good and everyone I know who has one or has used one really likes it. I look forward to using one.

+1 This is in my opinion the best way to do this. It gives you channel EQ also.

That is kind of disgusting. Glad they ripped it off. Had a guy with a lapel on who was holding a baby. That baby did a very proficient job of doing what babies do. That mic was a goner.

That is normal. Just call them. Any BE that knows what they're doing won't mind being asked about it.

Well Strip Burger was pretty good while I was out there.

Your crossover point can depend on the tops you are using. As a general rule of thumb subs are crossed over between 80 and 100hz.

I saw some somewhere for about $500 a box. I could not tell you if that is a reasonable price. I have no idea what MSRP was.

So what did you end up doing?And how is it working out for you?