ProSound
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This is labor only plus kit fee Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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A Go Fund me campaign has been set up for Cody Steve's Son http://www.gofundme.com/ForCody
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Todd can you post the dimensions of the follow cart please
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Can you repost link for the welding cart
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Cost for a case at Comtek Is $55.00 including parts, labor and all new knobs a bargain IMHO. I usually wait till one completely breaks and then pick another sad looking one to sent it so I have been doing 2 at a time. The new Grey case is stronger then the light one.
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Was looking for an easy way to hang some light things up in the Van bought a few of these magnets on Amazon $5.80 each plus $3.22 shipping for my whole order I bought 3 to start with My rain gear bag didn't move at all during my 400 mile trip last week. Also hung up 50 ft of XLR via a bongo tie to test it stayed in place as well http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0049OAEAY/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Just made my yearly donation to support our community. Thanks Jeff
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Waterproofing an internally cabled boom pole
ProSound replied to andstrumental's topic in General Discussion
Ziplock over top spud of pole with rescue tape on it. Ziplock on bottom with rescue tape -
This is the #1 problem we have and especially on lower budget projects with only a 2 person sound team while camera is fully staffed.
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I'd call Ron and take your whole set up over to him sounds like something strange is going on for sure
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Have you tried spraying the wheel bearings with lubricant? Mine R-12 which is 5 years old makes some noise but alittle spray seems to help
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cmit would be my choice not a finer all around mic IMHO. I have 2 mkh 50 1 Cmit 1 416 Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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Yes I am alittle concerned about the build quality of the units On/Off switch l would prefer a metal recessed toggle switch . Rest of unit feels well built though I only bought one for now and I am going to abuse it for awhile They do carry a 2 year warranty though I am planning on keeping my 3 Denecke boxes as well. This is another great tool for the kit though
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Eneloop Rechargeable AAA 13:45 and 13:49 in the Q28 so far so good! Going to throw some Alkaline in it to test as well
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I believe jan mclaughlin is using the Mini as her main cart
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zero issues with the 633 or. 664 never had any media issues when using approved media
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I would contact SD Support but this seems like a bad idea IMHO
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Best soldering iron/gun for basic cable fixes by a novice?
ProSound replied to Dave's topic in Do It Yourself
The Weller is a solid iron everyone should have in there tool kit If you don't have a Multi-Meter This one is great for under $20.00 http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000EVYGZA/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I keep one of these on my follow cart and it is very handy. Has held up for 3 years with zero issues -
The thing I like about the Hawkwoods model or the forth coming LMC version is you don't need to carry a 4 pin XLR power supply, 4 pin cable and dummy np1. It is light and effective works great.
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Hawkwoods makes one it works great http://www.hawkwoods.com/products/details/details.php?code=ps-65n&mainMenuItemToSlide=4&asi=npa-sqn&asi2=npb-sqn4s
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What AAA Rechargeable Batteries are you finding best? Mine is on order
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SD 664 and DigiGear Extreme SD-HC-XC to CF Adapter
ProSound replied to MichaelLile's topic in Equipment
I'd email this info to SD Support and see if they will buy one and give a go or no go on it I won't risk it -
I use mine same way Jon G does and with a HM plug on with zero issues
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A call to a Lectrosonics will yield all the answers to your questions
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http://www.sounddevices.com/calculator/ This link will provide your info
