House Sound Gear
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Re: House Sound Gear
Q: ''We've got this expo center that nobody wants to use anymore. What should we do with it?''
A: Hang a bunch of drapes and voilà ... it's a theater!
-C
Q: ''We've got this expo center that nobody wants to use anymore. What should we do with it?''
A: Hang a bunch of drapes and voilà ... it's a theater!
-C
Re: House Sound Gear
So true... I was there a couple months ago and it's literally that.
Q: ''We've got this expo center that nobody wants to use anymore. What should we do with it?''
A: Hang a bunch of drapes and voilà ... it's a theater!
-C
So true... I was there a couple months ago and it's literally that.
Re: House Sound Gear
It's exactly that.
I've been there four or five times in the last 7 years. My first time was before they bought all the drapes (scratch that - ANY of the drapes) and moved the stage to the other end of the room. Now *that* was a weird gig. We just pulled the trucks right in up to the stage and left 'em there until load out. It wasn't pretty, but saved up that football field long push to the dock.
-C
It's exactly that.
I've been there four or five times in the last 7 years. My first time was before they bought all the drapes (scratch that - ANY of the drapes) and moved the stage to the other end of the room. Now *that* was a weird gig. We just pulled the trucks right in up to the stage and left 'em there until load out. It wasn't pretty, but saved up that football field long push to the dock.
-C
Re: House Sound Gear
Here, I'll show you...
The only things there when we arrived were the stage and the ''lighting grid'' (four sticks of truss running US/DS). The rig is d&b C4. I was looking after the monitor guy for The Strokes on that tour and mixing monitors for the support band, a bunch of wet behind the ears kinds that called themselves the Kings of Leon. That was my first tour working for 8th Day, circa 2003.
-C
Here, I'll show you...
The only things there when we arrived were the stage and the ''lighting grid'' (four sticks of truss running US/DS). The rig is d&b C4. I was looking after the monitor guy for The Strokes on that tour and mixing monitors for the support band, a bunch of wet behind the ears kinds that called themselves the Kings of Leon. That was my first tour working for 8th Day, circa 2003.
-C