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Ha, as soon as I saw SMD and distortion in the same sentence, I knew it had to be Steve Meade. Guy does some crazy stuff, granted I'm sure it sounds like crap

Hey Bill, I ran across this driver in my searches. I emailed them for specs but havent heard back yet... Think it'll work? http://kalecoauto.com/index.php?main_pa ... ucts_id=33

Thinking of Gregs' family in this time of hardship.

I recently signed up with Mixify. For those of you who don't know, it is a live streaming site for DJ's to play a set, and the audience signs into the live mix, listens, and comments. I am trying to move into the top 5 in fan ranking. Mixify pushes the high ranking members with advertised events, an...

Thinking of you and our family Leland!

Sorry to hear this. Thinking of you and your famiy in this time of sorrow.

Sounds like pulse width modulation.

But I hate DJ Kool. A promoter at my club asked about renting my sound for Kool (the Let Me Clear My Throat guy) I thought that would be cool, so I agreed. First strike against him, him and his his entourage didn't show up until after they were supposed to start. Luckily I had brought my laptop so I...

itsnew2me wrote:Uh hmmm, like who said?

Whoops lol

Lighting, like Harley said. I hate working where there is not enough light. If your ceiling is more than 10 ft or so, go with the metal halide lights. More expensive, but much brighter. If the ceiling is 10 ft or less, get the t4 fluorescent. Some skylights are a nice addition too. Storage space is ...

The Jericho claimed a average max of 148db, max of 151db. I saw where they used 2 to cover a 30,000 seat sports arena. Wow

If a hazer is out of your price range, don't even worry about a fogger. A waste of money. I do remember reading something about running compressed air through some type of oil, and getting a diy hazer. BUT the people who used it constantly had people falling down from the oil condensating on the flo...

Def go with a hazer instead of a fogger. The fogger has great coverage, but the fog doesn't last. It dissapates (sp) quickly. It can also set off fire alarms. A hazer runs continuously, and you can't really see the haze, but the lights set it off really well. I bought a fogger, didn't even use a tan...

I remember hearing the "wierded out" feel comes from about 10hz or so. I am not sure though

Can you correct for reverb? I have run into this many times, and always thought about trying to help it, but I wasn't sure how.