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Lextech said - Wireless elements are consumables, just like gel. Some last longer, but in the end the sweat, make up and actors forgetting they are wearing them kills them. If you are hair micing Shure's own WL93 elements are $83 at Sweetwater WL-93 . I used them for years and they work well, are easy to clean and sound fine.
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gafftaper said - Well, NAMM was smaller, but still excellent. I heard that it was about half size, which sounds small, but it's been running around 115,000 people, so half is still a LOT! Our corner of the industry was represented by a strong showing from ESTA and the ESA. I spent most of the show in classes. I hear a lot of people say ...
Malabaristo said - If you want a relatively easy DIY project, I've used these little things for camera tally lights triggered by our ATEM switcher. They're a neat and cheap package with built-in Wi-Fi, so all you need is power at the location you want to put one (via the USB C connector). There's a pretty novice-friendly visual programming ...
curtis73 said: In my blackbox, I got a grant for all new LED fixtures a few years ago. They've been flawless. I set up 5 of our old incandescent fresnels on some edison dimmers as house lights; ... Read more >>
aeh20s said: Hello riggers of CB. If I wanted to hang some lightweight vinyl banners from a pipe my first instinct would be to use tie line with a clove hitch on the pipe and bowline going ... Read more >>
Jay Lee said: Greetings Control Booth Lighting and Electrics forum, I recently worked a show at a middle school that had an old EDI TCC 2-18/T two-scene preset board but it was connected to ... Read more >>
Brontz said: I am a new supervisor at this venue that has an ETCLink. I have never used this before and the information I've found online has been sparse to say the least. Anyone have a resource ... Read more >>
Dagger said: We had 4 lights daisy chained ( group A ) and plugged into an opto. The board had control. Then we had a second set of lights ( group B ) daisy chained and into the opto. All fixtures ... Read more >>
Dagger said: I am thinking about making a linkedin profile. Here is what I am thinking of putting in . Please critique: 2013 -present AV Technician Set/ strike / operate basic lighting, audio ... Read more >>
Jay Ashworth said: I've been seeing a fair number, in various quarters, of people leveraging Dante hardware and networks to use them for comm, instead of (what appears to be more expensive) matrix ... Read more >>
StradivariusBone said: Having trouble with one fixture in the last chain of five. It will randomly strobe on its own, but it's under inconsistent circumstances. The typical behavior is it will begin ... Read more >>
stgjim said: Our church had a lighting hit several months ago. It took out a Fleenor splitter and 2 of our 4 Autoyokes with SourceFour fixtures. Had boards and/or units rebuilt. The autoyokes ... Read more >>
