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<blockquote data-quote="Jay Barracato" data-source="post: 129816" data-attributes="member: 24">Re: New Midas M32 ConsoleAll the time... To the point where I don&#039;t bother with specific equipment on a rider but instead focus on function. In the bluegrass world it is typical to have a big paycheck show with production to match that makes it worth going on the road. That big show is bracketed by smaller shows as routing dates. In any week I could see any range of rigs from a 8 channel peavey mixer with no outboard and a pair of eons to a profile with full vertex hangs.One of my selling points to the bands is that I can get them a fairly consistent show regardless of what is provided.I dealt with the most minimal rigs simply by carrying my own compact FOH and SOS system.As a result most of what I consider &quot;non negotiable&quot; on what I use as a rider has to do with safety; electrical, staging, etc.Sent from my DROID RAZR HD</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jay Barracato, post: 129816, member: 24"] Re: New Midas M32 Console All the time... To the point where I don't bother with specific equipment on a rider but instead focus on function. In the bluegrass world it is typical to have a big paycheck show with production to match that makes it worth going on the road. That big show is bracketed by smaller shows as routing dates. In any week I could see any range of rigs from a 8 channel peavey mixer with no outboard and a pair of eons to a profile with full vertex hangs. One of my selling points to the bands is that I can get them a fairly consistent show regardless of what is provided. I dealt with the most minimal rigs simply by carrying my own compact FOH and SOS system. As a result most of what I consider "non negotiable" on what I use as a rider has to do with safety; electrical, staging, etc. Sent from my DROID RAZR HD [/QUOTE]

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