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  • Audix 0m7

    Selling one in 7/10 condition. Working 100%. $110 shipped or $100 local. Im in Chicago.

  • Re: Audio-Technica IEM's...

    M2 to M3 is a BIG jump in utility. I would say he is doing the wise thing.

  • Re: Your Duck is Dead

    Ian Hunt wrote on Fri, 12 March 2010 00:07

    What type of Duck?

    Quack



    A DEAD duck...

  • WTB LS9-16 (will sell 01v96 when found)

    Looking for an ls9-16 with or without case. Will trade or sell 01v96vcm when I find it. Located in chicago but travel often.

  • Re: Peavey IPR-1600 shipping!

    Andy Peters wrote on Thu, 11 March 2010 20:37

    .......... everything that was in the distribution pipeline got used up, OEMs had to wait.
    So everything, even common parts, has lead times out to the summer if not later.
    -a


    And that pretty well sums it up. Some parts show up late so the production managers get spooked and bump the schedule. They delay rescheduling and setting up the lines until ALL the parts arrive. Then they have to setup, build, test, pack and ship from China. Customs tosses an additional delay on the containers. From the port it's off to the warehouse for AQL testing. Finally its off to the retailer.

    WWWWWWAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

  • Re: Sumner Eventer 16

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  • Re: Audio-Technica IEM's...

    Stuart Pendleton wrote on Fri, 12 March 2010 12:00

    Joseph,

    Can't comment on the M2 because I have not used it. I did write a review of the M3 and my frame of reference was the PSM200. Some might apply if you want to read it....


    http://srforums.prosoundweb.com/index.php/t/47171/91/


    Hey, thanks a lot! The trumpet player just let me know he's gonna go ahead and get the M3's. He'll really appreciate the thread!

    Thanks again, Sir.

  • Re: Sumner Eventer 16

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  • Re: Sumner Eventer 16

    here are the pics sorry about the delay.

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  • Re: New sound system for community auditorium

    Tom Young wrote on Fri, 12 March 2010 07:05

    Very good additional points to consider.


    +2

    .. and educate them wisely.... a good job will be appreciated, a bad job will be apparent.... to everyone.


    Good Luck,
    Hammer

  • Re: Audio-Technica IEM's...

    Joseph,

    Can't comment on the M2 because I have not used it. I did write a review of the M3 and my frame of reference was the PSM200. Some might apply if you want to read it....


    http://srforums.prosoundweb.com/index.php/t/47171/91/

  • Re: Saw this about JBL Pro in Audio Heritage Forum

    John Halliburton wrote on Fri, 12 March 2010 08:32

    Charlie Zureki wrote on Fri, 12 March 2010 06:19


    When Danley Labs makes a Large Format Line array in the US....
    Cheers,
    Hammer



    Charlie,

    The best sounding concert event I've ever heard was(is) with a Danley system. Yes folks, I drunk the kool aid many years ago, and I've heard and mixed on other nice sounding big rigs, but I will stand on my opinion as objectively as I can.

    I just hope that Mike and DSL take the plunge sometime and make a push into that arena.

    As for the topic at hand, I agree Charlie, the system is in need of change all around. More focus and long term budgeting to preserve a community of healthy exchange, and not so much to a set up that favors labor union demands and employee benefits based on stocks and options(kind of skews the motivation of the executives at a corporation, doesn't it?)

    I'm pretty sure the bonus level folks could be quite well off and still manage this.

    John



    Hello John,

    My comment about Danley attempting (if ever) to get into the large array business was not a slight on them or their products. They make fine products and do a very good job with their customer relations.

    The comment was in regards to Danley labs supporting their customer base and appreciating the relationship it has with those customers. I've gotten the impression that Danley customers are not just a sale... a much different feeling than from some other manufacturers.

    In regards to the other parts of your post, I of course do agree with your sentiments....except the reference to "favor union demands".

    I think that this Idea that Union demands undermine the Manufacturing Business environment, is a worn out story in America.

    It may have been true some years back, but it definitely is not true today, and this whole post proves this theory to be wrong. Because, if it were so...then No American Company would be shipping jobs to other Countries. If the Unions had that much clout, the jobs WOULD stay here.

    No...it's clearly about what I call "the fleecing of American Corporations". The Executives will drive down the Manufacturing costs, while exporting jobs...and believe that there'll still be a demand for their products (although no one will be able to purchase them here in the states) while waiting for the "right moment" to cash their stock to maximize their "retirement".

    The blue collar worker does not ever have the chance to to ruin the Company (or the market)... only the Corporate buzzards do.

    Cheers,
    Hammer