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Re: Digital mixer - pros and cons?You make a good point about the expectation creep. That is one reason I am of the mindset of buy the best that you can (that fits you needs and hopefully future needs) because when you live with it for a while the better it is the longer it will be before you are dissatisfied with it.Now as far as cash strapped. Yes there are a lot of cash strapped churches but I find there are more that are trying to be too frugal. I don’t know the exact finances of this church but this church (organization) is only about 20 years old. They own a lot of property and there is no debt. That’s right they don’t have any mortgages on anything. I have always said that property is one thing they aren’t making anymore of so if you can buy it do it. Especially anything that goes up for sale any where near the church because if you ever want to expand, you are your neighbors. This is a smart bunch of people. So I wouldn’t call this church cash strapped.
Re: Digital mixer - pros and cons?
You make a good point about the expectation creep. That is one reason I am of the mindset of buy the best that you can (that fits you needs and hopefully future needs) because when you live with it for a while the better it is the longer it will be before you are dissatisfied with it.
Now as far as cash strapped. Yes there are a lot of cash strapped churches but I find there are more that are trying to be too frugal. I don’t know the exact finances of this church but this church (organization) is only about 20 years old. They own a lot of property and there is no debt. That’s right they don’t have any mortgages on anything. I have always said that property is one thing they aren’t making anymore of so if you can buy it do it. Especially anything that goes up for sale any where near the church because if you ever want to expand, you are your neighbors. This is a smart bunch of people. So I wouldn’t call this church cash strapped.
