They mostly do business with local schools, and non tech people renting PA for parties and events. Cheap prices, but cheap equipment.
You get what you pay for.
~Dave
They mostly do business with local schools, and non tech people renting PA for parties and events. Cheap prices, but cheap equipment.
Thanks for the mic selection advice! The festival went great. We had everything from a Funk band to a Ukulele duo. I've never heard a kazoo solo in a Ska band before. I was surprised at how many bands wanted to use an XLR out of their Bass amp instead of putting a mic on it. Over and over I offered the Beta52 and only 2 out of 9 bands took it. Weird.
Thanks for the mic selection advice! The festival went great. We had everything from a Funk band to a Ukulele duo. I've never heard a kazoo solo in a Ska band before. I was surprised at how many bands wanted to use an XLR out of their Bass amp instead of putting a mic on it. Over and over I offered the Beta52 and only 2 out of 9 bands took it. Weird.
Not as well as the $5000 Harmonicanizer2000. Endorsed by Bob Dillon. The times they are a changin'.A 57 on a harmonica amp would work well. ...
Not as well as the $5000 Harmonicanizer2000. Endorsed by Bob Dillon. The times they are a changin'.
Okay another quick one. I'll have a set of Beta 52's for kick drums and for bass guitar amps. I've got one act bringing a Djembe. What do you think about using an 57 on top and a Beta 52 on the bottom?
Note to self, never ask an electrician for audio advice.
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