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    Mixing it up in New England
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  1. Im sure this has been answered but I can not find it. Im trying to get some clarity about what to do when 600mhz is out of the picture. Generally everything i have is in block 470-22, however i have a lot of lectro IFB gear in 24 and 3 channels of boom TX in 25. Anyway, I just read the following, which leads me to believe i may still be able to use these blocks, just limiting which frequencies I can use within the blocks. Am I accurate here? Quoted text below: The FCC has provided for a transition period of up to 39 months to help smooth the transition as wireless microphone operators obtain new equipment and transition out of the repurposed 600 MHz service band (617-652 MHz / 663-698 MHz) to other spectrum. During the transition period, which ends on July 13, 2020, these operators may continue to access the spectrum that has been repurposed to 600 MHz service licensees under certain conditions. Specifically, wireless microphone users may operate on the 600 MHz service spectrum – the 617-652 MHz and 663-698 MHz frequencies – only if they do not cause harmful interference either to the existing broadcast television operations (which also must cease operating in the band no later than January 13, 2020) or to the 600 MHz service wireless licensees’ operations in the band. Wireless microphone users also must accept harmful interference from those broadcast television and 600 MHz service licensees. FCC 14-50, FCC 15-100, FCC 15-99, FCC 15-140
  2. Yes, i suppose i mean a 688 "cart" version that can still use the CL12 and could take up a rack space, giving the unit much more space to utilize.
  3. Rack mountable 688, or something newer, that uses the existing and wonderful CL12
  4. Congrats to the Nominees and their crews. Also, congratulations to Mr. Pritchett on his well deserved lifetime achievement award!
  5. HAHA. with Daughter #1 being a 1.5 year old playback mixer in training and Daughter #2 being due in March, yes AND no.......
  6. I've always been a pretty vocal lover of Sound Devices and Lectrosonics, but yeah, are we giving out participant trophies? It seems silly.
  7. Makes sense. I am going to go with the rack rail. I ended up on a big car job and this project fell by the wayside to my need for grip gear and antenna gak. Eventually I'll get back to it and I really appreciate all the wisdom
  8. I'm doing a show that is 100% in the car right now. Got 2 of these and they have been lifesaving. Lower profile than a dipole, and almost the same range. Incredible idea. I definitely reccomend.
  9. Maybe it's because I'm the oldest millennial that I take offense to millennial bashing, but still, I am a condescending prick, so I guess I have the best of all worlds here. Edit: I've also been to a library and didn't have a cell phone until I was 18 so I dont know where I belong, but the Gen Xers dont want me either.
  10. Jeeeez that's scary. Glad you're doing better Marc! Get well soon!
  11. So.... how did people actually use the Nagra 1 well without a meter? Was it all by ear. Very cool thread for us youngsters who missed the good old days. Actually being able to think about sound as a part of the process as opposed to "wire everyone we aren't going to make a plan" - I long for those shows. Oh I didn't realize this thread was 12 pages long. Apologies if my question has been answered.
  12. Would love to see pictures, Rado. Always love a good DIY! J powered by Mr. Fusion!
  13. Thanks guys, looks like it's a software update away!
  14. X3 users, I have a question for you: when you route inputs to tracks, can you select pre or post fader? I'm interested in the unit for its number of outputs of course, but I would like the ability to create several mix minuses to send to different outputs. Example, l bus is mix, then I want to say, send a mixminus to 2 earwigs, say each a mix minus so the characters with the earwigs don't hear themselves. Is this possible? This is something I currently use my 2 auxes on my 788T for. Thanks!
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