Get a grip, man! This is just a chat board!
What speaker tops did you buy and why?
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No they won't or in the past when it happened nobody came to us complaining. The guy came with some more gas and told the guy that all he had to do is get more gas from him in the beginning and be done with it.
I'm sick of him assuming things and he's wrong sometimes. Mainly a lot of times.Get a grip, man! This is just a chat board!
I just thought of a question. Some suggest I keep an eye on the gas level in the generator. So what if it’s running low, what do I do then? We won't have gas with us to put back in the generator. Just tell Jim it's low on gas and let him deal with it. What if like the other time there is no extra gas, then what?
I do know what I'm doing that's why I made the suggestions I did....But you do you
Setting up sound outdoors changes the rules completely because you do not have walls to reflect and trap the sound waves.
Outdoors, bass drops off incredibly fast because the sound waves expand in all directions into open air. Highs and mids will seem to carry much further than the bass, making the audio sound thin or tinny from a distance.
Might be a little out of your budget but the Everse 8 would fit the bill for weight and probably power you would need. They retail at $1159 up here I figure maybe $800-$900 US each
well, I'd say this.. If you are planning on using those Mackie 18 subs. you going to be disappointed.
as they are infuriating junk.
as they are infuriating junk.
I true professional is aware of situations that can effect his performance as takes all measures possible to avoid those happening. An amateur show up with the we get paid to do our job and nothing more attitude.
Mix which one are you
I said it how I meant it. We have never been asked to supply the generators or gas for them. You have to ask in order to receive.
Maybe at the pre planning meeting you can bring up the question or concern about the generator running out of fuel and having dead air.
You are in some control of you own destiny, it takes very little effort to look at a fuel gauge and notice if it is low then bring it up to the person in charge of it. It’s the same as knowing what is going on the day of the event long before it happens. Are there singers or speakers getting their names and numbers to make sure you know what they may need your help with. This is event prep 101. It’s how you build a successful business
