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Wired in ears are really cheap and much better than wireless. I set our entire church up for less than $300, plus actual in ears, which is the expensive part anyway.

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Woah, you are back! This will be good!

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The time has come that I've outgrown my DRs. Big things in the works to replace them, but they'll make sweet sound for a really great church for years to come. Everyone rest assured, they're flown properly with rigging designed by a qualified engineer. https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-Q64WYd7wXR0...

My church has the Qu-24 and it is simply amazing. I literally have nothing bad to say about it other than the lack of scribble strips. I learned it inside and out in a few hours and taught all the other sound guys (a few who had no experience) in about an hour of training plus one service with them....

Just move everyone to in ears, problem solved and you never have to worry about stage bleed! lowsound Monitors are not backline. Amps and drums are backline. In-ears won't change that. However, monitor wash can be an issue too, but not nearly as much as the instruments. Everyone goes direct and you...

That is an insane deal, too bad you missed it.

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I will set a delay for the mains to match the subs, from there I will look for a backline delay. You need to delay the mains to the backline. That's critical, because they're playing the same content in the midrange, where a time align differential as short as 5ms can be easily heard. Don't worry a...

The other distance was correct, it was taking horn length into the equation.

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DJPhatman wrote:A THT is clearly not called for, in your stated case. To be honest, I think you really need to consider building a pair of Davids.

Yep, Davids would be the right direction to go. Or, build SLAs to put on top.

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Better stock up on cheap storage when it comes on sale.

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I have been known to throw those out. Although, I have had the pleasure of always playing with tight drummers, not always flashy, but never bad ones.

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About the table saw, man law number one: there is always room for tool. Man law number two: there is always room for more tools. Get creative, hang it from the ceiling when not in use or something. lowsound ooh -- I like the ceiling idea! :) I got the idea from my father-in-law, who just bought a 1...

About the table saw, man law number one: there is always room for tool. Man law number two: there is always room for more tools. Get creative, hang it from the ceiling when not in use or something.

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The plans are the plans for a reason! At least that is what I always tell contractors in my day gig.

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Nice shop! Someone that keeps that clean of a shop is bound to do great work. What are the speakers in the corners?

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