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<blockquote data-quote="Brad Weber" data-source="post: 35189" data-attributes="member: 114">Re: What to concentrate on - improving rig and skillsTotally different aspect of this but where are you on the business side such as having a Contract that an attorney has looked at, being a licensed or registered business and having liability and property insurance coverage?&nbsp; Non-profits and charity organizations can often be sticklers on these aspects as they cannot risk assuming additional liability and have to be careful in their financial transactions.If I were you I&#039;d be a little more concerned about what caused the GX5 amps and the SRX728S subs to fail and how to avoid similar experiences with the remaining gear.&nbsp; Learning to properly use and apply the system processors as well as learning about basic system gain structure may help with avoiding similar experiences.I&#039;d also double check on the power, a single 15A circuit for everything is not that much power and you probably want to be sure that it is not going to also be used to power anything else such as backline or portions of any lighting or projection systems.&nbsp; And if all you have is a single quad receptacle then that seems to mean having to distribute power to the stage and FOH.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Brad Weber, post: 35189, member: 114"] Re: What to concentrate on - improving rig and skills Totally different aspect of this but where are you on the business side such as having a Contract that an attorney has looked at, being a licensed or registered business and having liability and property insurance coverage? Non-profits and charity organizations can often be sticklers on these aspects as they cannot risk assuming additional liability and have to be careful in their financial transactions. If I were you I'd be a little more concerned about what caused the GX5 amps and the SRX728S subs to fail and how to avoid similar experiences with the remaining gear. Learning to properly use and apply the system processors as well as learning about basic system gain structure may help with avoiding similar experiences. I'd also double check on the power, a single 15A circuit for everything is not that much power and you probably want to be sure that it is not going to also be used to power anything else such as backline or portions of any lighting or projection systems. And if all you have is a single quad receptacle then that seems to mean having to distribute power to the stage and FOH. [/QUOTE]

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