rusty999 Posted January 17, 2009 Share Posted January 17, 2009 On friday I prepped some of my hire stock to go out for a conference. Yet the customer did not wish to hire an all inclusive system but only the bare bones of a system. Generally for conferences I have a mixer rack. with a basic soundcraft mixer with a few outboard units such as compressors, gates, amplifiers etc... and this is all wired up behind nice, smart, easy to use blanking plates and patch panels. As mentioned earlier the customer only wanted the bare bones... ie mixer and amplifiers... I was just wondering what other peoples policies are to wards this sort of thing are as I have just sent out the gear as it is without removing the outboard gear.... Is it worth removing the equipment that is not being paid for or just let it go out anyway seeing as it is only for 2 days.... I just wanted some ideas as to what you guys think.... :D ;) You probably need a seperate rack to house your effectsFrom my own limited experience I would say its safe enough unless you are doing a disco pa hireDjs rarely listen to advice about the pa in my opinionthats why its important to have a controller/protection unit in the rackAt least if its being driven too hard then the controller will kick in -hopefullyRusty Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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