Recent content by Chris Hindle

Multi-location samples?? Chris.

Sure tough to be "One of the group" hen you're playing in an fish bowl..... And ya, I ran across "that guy" a couple of times on the local club scene. What a pleasure to mix. Chris.

I've had that book since the mid 80's, and I still crack it open from time to time....... Looong after the project I bought it for. Knowledge is power. Studying the book is far cheaper than tearing out screwed up renovations.

A company I freelanced at in the 90's got finangeled into taking on 2 "apprentices" from Trebas (could have been Full Sail) for festival season. The one I got seemed like a decent kid. No bragging or know it all stuff. When he, I , and 4 others unboxed the PM-3K, his eyes just about popped out...

Is there a headphone jack on the TV?

Yes, but if you can't get something useful out of a 57 or 421, then maybe something else is very wrong... Sorry, old-timer here, and NOT a gear snob. Kids today have it way too easy. Chris.

You can't beat or cheat Physics. Adjust delays and phase all you want. It will only be "correct" in ONE spot. Less speakers is more accurate. A true point source being the best you could expect. More than that is always a compromise. Chris.

Even-order harmonics tend to blend in. Odd order, not so much. Chris.

I was just there. No problems for me. Chris.

Rent in some 3-way double 15 cabs and don't worry about it. You don't NEED to hit 32 Hz to have a rockin party. Congrats on the wedding.... Chris.

Well, as long as he paid your rental.... I hate the time wasted though. Chris.

What, you were serious? <sorry> If he wants DI's, I'm guessing he's pretty serious. Usually they just wander up to a vocal mic and wail away. I'd second Art's Keyboard Amp suggestion, and Doug's bleed warning. CChris.

You can't get Phantom on a 1/4 inch T/S connector..... Or a line level input.... Chris.

Have you rotated the horns correctly for "sideways" use? I've never seen / used these, but the on-line manual says: an outstanding feature of the B1220 PRO, B1520 PRO and the B2520 PRO are their asymmetrically formed horns (“Asymmetrical Dispersion Constant Directivity Horn”). By turning the...

Not if you "catch" what you're looking for...... I don't see the need for a directional mic, as the parabola is focused in the mic element. (the wrong piece of gear at the right price is still the wrong piece of gear) Chris.