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Kirby Ball
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LOL, wish I could! I'm all thumbs when it come to photoshop usage. I plan on having Coreen and Junior tutor me to get me up to speed this winter as we are going to be pretty quiet for bookings.
I'll go.
Audience side: (this picture is one is with the optional lighting):
and this is from my side:
Two separate systems running concurrently. Two separate SKB 10x8 consoles, independent except for power, on my own 4' table.
Right side: Virtual DJ, Numark DMC2 controller, 750gb Firewire external, SONY UHF wireless, Sampson power conditioner, Numark RM-6 mixer, SONY VAIO A600 computer;
Left side: BPM Studio, DMX-44 controller, 750gb Firewire external (not visible), hard wired mic, Numark RM-6 mixer, SONY PCGGRX560 computer.
Right side console mixer L/R xlr outs into BOSE L1s (channel 1s), left side console L/R mixer xlr outs into BOSE L1s (channel 2s).
Can record on either laptop, can access the internet either laptop, total connections, 6.
Hey Cap?
Would you share with the group where you got those groovy little Tri-Pod stands you have your Vue's mounted on? Perhaps a manufacturer. I have been looking for some smaller stands like that to no avail... they look smaller in the pic's than a speaker or light stand?
Hate to tell you this guys - but those kegs were emptied at the party the night before. They were used for the National Keg Throwing Finals that day. I (and my partner in the pic) were dj'ing a Big custom car show being sponsored by DropJaw magazine and several other major sponsors at Farmington Dragway in Farmington, NC. This was the year that the Vin Diesel theatrical "The Fast And The Furious" became a national phenomenon.
Rick and the goats are passed out behind Sparkie, another reason to have a tent
Damn, whaddaya know? Somebody musta left the gate open again at the goat farm........
Cap: When you say run the cables up the center of the supports do you mean coil them around the vertical poles or inside them somehow?
I always either coil around the pole or tape them to the back side of the pole just curious if you knew a way to get the cables inside the poles... I've had an idea for that but can't figure out how to keep the wire run in place while being able to collapse the stands. I've seen it done on tv monitor stands and thought it might be possible on speaker and lighting stands.
Both shots during setup . . . hadn't finished tidying up yet!
I gotta ask because I have simular racks.... how are you running your wires with the back covers still on?
Heres some shots of my system with the new amp and fans.
I plan on adding a furman power conditioner to the top, buying a few rack panels to fill in the gaps, and adding a rack panel with speakon outs, and AC power outs at the bottom to replace the surge. I'm going to try to get to GC this weekend.
I plan on adding a furman power conditioner to the top, buying a few rack panels to fill in the gaps, and adding a rack panel with speakon outs, and AC power outs at the bottom to replace the surge. I'm going to try to get to GC this weekend.
Thats a great looking system of yours! I'm a CD guy, for some reason the Denon HD2500 or the HC4500 just don't appeal to me as much as a pair of CDJs or s3500s does, but nevertheless its a great system. One question, are you running your sound through the sonix maximizer to the club's system?
Well i also was thinking getting 2 denon 5000 and a 19 rack coffin and putting the 2500 and the mixer in the middle witht the 5000's on the sides....i had the 5000's and miss them sooooo much!!!
no i had the maximiser bypassed, the club system was running off of a driverack and it sounded awsome!!!!
I've used them, but don't see any advantage to faders, although I've herd some claim they are more precise? I used a samson rotary at my old school, it took getting used to, but the feel was nice.
I really love playing on the rotary. The fades in and out are so clean.
Thanks Mike..Thanks Brian..
Thanks Mike..Thanks Brian..
