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dswpro
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Across The Pond

#1 Post by dswpro »

This weekend the Buck Naked Band (BuckNakedBand.com) played the Wadsworth memorial park in Wadsworth Ohio.
This has to be one of the strangest places to play and somewhat challenging form a PA perspective.
The band plays on a concrete patio and the audience is fifty yards or more away, on the other side of a pond.

My 4 T39s and 4 Otop 12's held their own though. I had ~ 105 decibels in the audience. These things really throw!
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The gig that remote digital mixing were designed for!
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That's what happens when you have your venue designed by Pete Dye. Fore!

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Bill Fitzmaurice wrote:That's what happens when you have your venue designed by Pete Dye. Fore!

Needs more railroad ties to make Dye happy.

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Did any of the audience jump in for a swim while you guys played?

It reminds me of playing on the NCL cruise ship back in the day. Only gig I ever played where the dance floor swayed and the horizon was a constantly changing panorama! Gosh it was fun.

Oh yeah there was the round dance floor at the Quality Inn in Ft Walton beach that did a complete revolution every 3 minutes. It got quite interesting the later it got and the more drinks everyone had.

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#6 Post by dswpro »

Nobody got wet but they did have fireworks. The city only had budget for 5 minutes worth so they let them off during the band's last song, which I captured here:

http://buck.acash.com/BNB_Courtesy_perfect_short.mp4

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#7 Post by NukePooch »

dswpro wrote:Nobody got wet but they did have fireworks. The city only had budget for 5 minutes worth so they let them off during the band's last song, which I captured here:

http://buck.acash.com/BNB_Courtesy_perfect_short.mp4

That was amazing! It gave me goose bumps. Thanks.
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