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I've used both the CRC and DeOxit... prefer the DeOxit but harder to find in stores.

I'm debating on picking up a 15 inch sub. Either BassBoss BB15 or RCF 905. I have two 8004s but are overkill for the smaller parties.

I get it. I'm just poking fun is all. There are ways around it using GroupMe, WhatsApp, etc. and you could be device agnostic. My older parentals, etc have a hard time just working different apps. Apple makes life easier on having everyone on the same platform. Apple 'likes' to hold out on...

Jerk... lol... you're the reason peeps get the blurry pictures and videos.... lulz....

A little off topic, but I use the contact cleaner anytime I working on the car and have to disconnect a sensor, a little goes a long way. I like Deoxit more that QR but QR is easier to find.

I do agree that if it's your first time programming scenes to bring a couple of lights into your living room and play around programming. You will want to take into account fade times, strobing, and how to get in and out of scenes from your DMX software.

It looks like Rockville has their own branded Donner system. https://www.amazon.com/Rockville-Wireless-Lighting-Transmitter-DMX-WTR/dp/B07MVSRQ41 I would opt for the Donner combo with the transmitter and receivers for those lights that don't have Wireless DMX built in...

What wireless uplights do you currently have? The Donner systems works directly with some of the Chinese branded uplights and should make setup easier.

Thanks adj2ent. I currently rock RCF HDM45's for small gigs and RCF HDM45s and RCF 8004s for bigger gigs. Although the HDM45s usually do the job on smaller gigs, the bass head in me misses the true lows. Debating on picking up a JTR Captivator 212 or BassBoss BB15 for its size and portability...

No worries@adj2ent, holidays are always tough. busy time in the biz and at home.

What sounded the best in the speaker shootout?

That's a bummer about the Polar 12 and Bluetooth. I've always found Bluetooth finicky at random times and this is the main reason I went with Polar 10 instead of the Polar 8. RCA inputs for backup. I was able to use the Polar 10 for cocktail hour duty. Filled the room with no problems and got...

The DuraTex texture paint I mentioned before should do the trick.

Create a folder/crate in your DJ software with all intro/presentation songs. Set cue points. Then you can load the songs faster. Have fun with the transitions too. Echo out, brake the song, slam mix, fade in and out etc. Pace yourself. It helps to practice at home a couple of times. Next thing...

You can always pan left or right on the mixer if you only feed one channel from your outboard mixer. Just want to make sure you are running mono. I found the same thing with the bass, it peaks early but I was able to get more headroom by just slightly turning down the sub. How was the throw on...

I'm still rocking a 2012 MacBook Pro. Last of the Mohicans... lol....

I'm in a Pearland (suburb of Houston). We took the kiddos out to Bovay Scout Camp near Navasota. It's about 1.5 hours away. Weather was perfect. Lows in the 50's and highs in the low 80's. I'm so used to 'army camping' this all feels like 'glamping' to me. Saw some armadillos and heard coyotes...

Ha. I noticed after the camping chairs after I posted. Taking the kiddos camping this weekend.

Yes you can. You can just place the top piece with the speaker in and bypass the 'filler' section.

Quick update. I finally got the unit it. Pros: - Looks great and feel solid (does not feel cheap or sway around like Harbinger MLS1000) - Built in mixer has options. Bluetooth and RCA (in case Bluetooth fails) and could possibly reduce setup and breakdown time. - Built in Delay and 3 Band EQ...

I actually have the Beta 58 for speeches. It really helps for those people who hold the microphone to their waist and expect you to have great output. (Even after you tell them to hold it up close). It is bright like your said, but a little eq helps straighten that out. The one thing I do like...

I'm a fan of the Shure SLXD. It's rack mountable, you can swap out for 1/2 wave antennas. Plenty of channel options. Make sure to check the band frequencies for your local area.

You would be surprised. Remember Gangnam Style and Harlem Shake... lulz

Sorry to hear DJ Albatross. I think you should be able to sand it down and refinish it. I had some scuff marks on my RCF 8004s and sanded them down just a bit and refinished with Duratex finish. I've linked it below. You can also check out some youtube videos where this guy does his whole sub...

I'm with you but the gear whore in me doesn't let me go of gear. I now have a Limited Edition Rane SL3 that is no longer supported and a Rane 62 mixer that is no longer supported. I should have sold them off a few years back.