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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Josh Millward" data-source="post: 201779" data-attributes="member: 970">Yes, I have found all of this to be quite true. The only thing is that if you are working with a musician who is going to be wearing a hat for the show, you should have the meat puppet wear a similar style hat when you are EQ'ing the wedges. A cowboy style hat certainly reflects sound from the wedge back into the front of the mic and is dependent on how the artist stands and holds the mic in relationship to the wedges. Likewise, a ball cap with a flat or curved bill also will affect the performance, though they will all be in different ways. Some attention should always be paid to these issues because they will jump up to whip you at the most inopportune moment.</blockquote>

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