do the " multiple wires " have any sort of printing on them and how many is multiple?
photo of the printing on the wire?
You may want to drop in to your town's building department and ask to see the blueprints for your school auditorium. I did that and it answered lots of questions I had concerning how things were originally set up. I'm sure that your school didn't have XLR connectors in 1955. Your sound system probably consisted of push-and-twist connectors in the stage floor that were connected to an amp, reel to reel tape player and a record player back stage. The blueprint may also answer your "mystery dimmer" question. You might find a long lost wall pocket, floor pocket, or footlights you didn't know you had. Who knows, the original plans may even solve your cable question.
You could also try contacting a retired music or AV teacher to see if they can help you.
do the " multiple wires " have any sort of printing on them and how many is multiple?
photo of the printing on the wire?
You may want to drop in to your town's building department and ask to see the blueprints for your school auditorium. I did that and it answered lots of questions I had concerning how things were originally set up.
I hate to drag this thread off-topic, but will the building department really just give out blueprints like that? I've been wanting blueprints of our theater for the longest time.
You may have to prove your identity and pay for a copy, but probably.I hate to drag this thread off-topic, but will the building department really just give out blueprints like that? I've been wanting blueprints of our theater for the longest time.
Nope, it still spring break... I won't be in until monday.Any updates on where the cable went?
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