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<blockquote data-quote="Tim McCulloch" data-source="post: 129268" data-attributes="member: 67"><p>Re: Paddles for permanent install</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>That's sort of my thinking as well. Like venues that installed big copper snakes (such as our local PAC considered) only to find out that road shows won't use them because the show infrastructure (multi pin connectors, video/data/midi bundled with snake, etc) will not accommodate its use OR that the A1 had a problem with a house snake 20 years ago and now that option is off the table.</p><p></p><p>The other factor is kind of like the guy that wonders why a BE would rather use the touring X32 or Expression rather than the provider's analog Midas. It doesn't matter how lovingly maintained the provider's console is, the BE's show is already set and ready on the tour desk, he knows it's going to work the same way it did last night. With RF, the band's mixerperson (FOH or mons) knows the gear he's carrying and whatever may/may not be right with it, it's familiar.</p><p></p><p>Jay, I think the desire is admirable and the cost of a pair of LPDA paddles and some LM400 isn't great in the grand scheme of things. Just don't be surprised if nobody expresses an overwhelming desire to use it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tim McCulloch, post: 129268, member: 67"] Re: Paddles for permanent install That's sort of my thinking as well. Like venues that installed big copper snakes (such as our local PAC considered) only to find out that road shows won't use them because the show infrastructure (multi pin connectors, video/data/midi bundled with snake, etc) will not accommodate its use OR that the A1 had a problem with a house snake 20 years ago and now that option is off the table. The other factor is kind of like the guy that wonders why a BE would rather use the touring X32 or Expression rather than the provider's analog Midas. It doesn't matter how lovingly maintained the provider's console is, the BE's show is already set and ready on the tour desk, he knows it's going to work the same way it did last night. With RF, the band's mixerperson (FOH or mons) knows the gear he's carrying and whatever may/may not be right with it, it's familiar. Jay, I think the desire is admirable and the cost of a pair of LPDA paddles and some LM400 isn't great in the grand scheme of things. Just don't be surprised if nobody expresses an overwhelming desire to use it. [/QUOTE]
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