ANDYLASER
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Advice on best new mixer desk for new recording rig
ANDYLASER replied to NostromoUK's topic in Sound
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Awesome work.
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decorative surround for motor chain hole
ANDYLASER replied to paulears's topic in General Technical Chat
Did this at work recently and used large plastic cable glands. -
Couldnt you use a pallet truck?
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Very nice. :)
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The Achats appear to be using Speakons now. https://www.thomann.de/gb/the_box_pro_achat_104.htm
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I would be enclined to use the active sub fromn the Turbosound IP2000. https://www.thomann.de/gb/turbosound_ip12b.htm And pair it with the IP300 top. I think the larger woofers over the line array would create a fuller sound in the midrange. https://www.thomann.de/gb/turbosound_ip300.htm The same app control is still available and the savings over the IP2000 system should cover a decent set of padded cases, a mountng pole and necessary cables.
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Ooh, good to see Dave doing well. :D
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Its considerably cheaper here. But you have to buy a case. https://www.shandhigson.co.uk/scapa-cloth-tapes/644-matt-finish-cloth-tape-scapa-3130.html#/size-black_50mm_x_50m/size-black_50mm_x_50m
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The HH Audio "Rock Pack is a decent active system. A pair of the subs can be left off (replaced with lift poles)if something smaller is required. For £5K its a decent system with a few options https://www.thomann.de/gb/hk_audio_linear_5_rock_pack.htm
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I wouldnt touch the Bishopsound speakers with a very long barge pole. THe demo system they lent to Glastonbury started failing on the first day and had to be replaced by day two.
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Interesting discussion on another forum. https://forum.speakerplans.com/so--glastonbury--the-big-question_topic103934_post1031200.html#1031200
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I am unsure about the haemostatic dressings. The chemicals they use can cause deep burns. Although in a "life and death" situation, that might be a secondary consequence. Take a look at the Israeli Trauma dressings. They incorporate a very large padded dressing and an elasticated bandage that can also be used as a tourniquet. They are quick and easy to apply and have no adverse side effects.
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I must admit, I wouldn't fancy someone blowing a trumpet a couple of feet away from my lug holes. Yet, I am usually happy to stand in front of a couple of a stacks of F1, which although loud, are often at a more constant level.