Jon Wiles

On 8/19/2022 at 12:25 AM, themadhippy said:

I'll throw another into the pile,inspired audio.co.uk/ owned by  chris scot,formerly of logic.Used a few  bits of theirs and it makes an impressive amount of noise for its size

I'll second Inspired......we have their mini line array and some big and small point source stuff in our hire stock. All sound very nice in whatever situations.........waiting for Chris to make a 12" point source box as we speak

On 3/8/2023 at 5:16 PM, Yorkie said:

Bizarrely that model number rings a bell... just found documents from thirteen years ago, with a paper I wrote for a church:

Receiver: TOA WT-4810 D02  - Back panel 13-18V DC 250mA, Manual 12V DC 130mA, Polarity and size not stated
Beltpack Transmitter: TOA WM-4310 D02

Frequencies:

• 0 - 854.900
• 1 - 855.275
• 2 - 855.900
• 3 - 856.175
• 4 - 856.575
• 5 - 857.625
• 6 - 857.950
• 7 - 858.200
• 8 - 858.650
• 9 - 860.400
• A - 860.900
• B - 861.550
• C - 863.375
• D - 863.925
• E - 864.375
• F - 864.725

That's all the old Ch69 stuff that can't be used anyway

have a look at These Not tried them yet, as they've only just become available, but planning to get a couple for our stock

I have two original zero 88 alpha packs which don't have DMX on them so I was wondering what is the longest you can make a analogue cable without the voltage drop affecting it to much

Graemeftv has DMX converters for these alphapacks.. we 'won' a free one from him, and it works treat.