DIY sub snake

[John Halliburton]

Although a nice excersise, it still really doesn't save any money...

Today's work, an eight channel sub snake, with Gepco cable, Medusa stage box, and Whirlwind numbered xlr connectors on the fan out.

Best regards,

John

 

[Marsellus Fariss]

Re: DIY sub snake

Although a nice excersise, it still really doesn't save any money...

Today's work, an eight channel sub snake, with Gepco cable, Medusa stage box, and Whirlwind numbered xlr connectors on the fan out.

Best regards,

John

Nice work though.

 

[John Halliburton]

Re: DIY sub snake

Nice work though.

Thanks-been doing it for a couple of decades, give or take. ;>)

Best regards,

John

 

[Kemper Watson]

Re: DIY sub snake

Tar Heel fan?

 

[Jordan Wolf]

Re: DIY sub snake

Ooh...it's got a handle!

Looks good, John. Was this some stuff left over at the shop or......?

 

[John Halliburton]

Re: DIY sub snake

Tar Heel fan?

Only in the sense that the family hit the NC shore over two hundred years ago...;>)

Not sure why Gepco used that color.

Best regards,

John

 

[John Halliburton]

Re: DIY sub snake

Ooh...it's got a handle!

Looks good, John. Was this some stuff left over at the shop or......?

Ordered the box and connectors from Whirlwind, got three chunks of 50-53' long Gepco 8pr off the flea bay-which is the only reason I might have saved any money over buying new.

Best regards,

John

 

[Mike McNany]

Re: DIY sub snake

Ordered the box and connectors from Whirlwind, got three chunks of 50-53' long Gepco 8pr off the flea bay-which is the only reason I might have saved any money over buying new.

Indeed. Whirlwind wants some pretty pennies for their numbered components. Gonna fan to fan the other runs?

Mike McNany