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As Dr. Evil:
[qb]"I shall call him iPod mini" [/qb]

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Originally posted by ADAMRSX:
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I felt the same way

I'm the LD for this band (Jack Eason & The Sound of Light)





6 M*a*r*t*i*n roboscans, 2 *c*h*a*v*e*t intimidators, 2 *c*h*a*v*e*t insignias, a ton of opti-pars, and some cyc lights on the wall.

To view the promo video for that band which has the lights being used in the video, check out http://progressive.playstream.com/tsolweb/solpromo.mpg

The lighting is tastefully done... 2 thumbs up

New pics of my h.s. system:

Very nice, RO!

How long does that thing take to set up/tear down?

sets up in about 60-80 minutes including the 3 tables and 4 30 inch platforms. tears down in 30 minutes with at least 4 guys helping. its a great system, just really heavy.

not bad at all.... now you just need to step up the lights a bit lol nice job though

Agreed, I'm not satisfied with 4 pars, 2 derbys and 2 moons. Yet, compared to what it used to be, all pars (on all night, no chaase controller of any kind) its better. Hopefully a laser and or some intels are in my future.

Lets try this 1 more time

Very, very sweet.

Lovin that 909!!

wooo- thats one bangin' home studio. ill bet you get the house shakin with that dual sub enclosure...

what kind of computer and promgrams are you running?

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Originally posted by DJ.RO:
[qb] wooo- thats one bangin' home studio. ill bet you get the house shakin with that dual sub enclosure...

what kind of computer and promgrams are you running? [/qb]

Ye I can knock dishes off the shelf. My Samsons are powered and my subs are running off of my Yamaha p5000s. I'm running it bridged at 2600 watts. I push it to the max at least every Friday. The peeps in my hood love me. I had regular PA subs, but PA subs suck and could not handle 2600 watts. How ever the Kickers soak it up and beg for more.

I mainly use N-track studio recorder (just for recording), but I have Reason 2.5 and Cubase. I like to use the 909 more than my software. Soft ware is just not as fun.

Well, for about a week, myself and friend DJ Zane "ZNE" Lewis called this rag-tag bundle of cable and computers home. Pictures aren't that great, and the studio had a huge share of problems, but it was still pretty cool how everything in there was talking to each other.

Take a look:





pay no attention to the coke on the PS1, it didn't stay there long.

Hmm, Never thought of spinning cokes before!