Dalton Patterson

I just got a used MM-1 on Friday. I love that little guy. I can tape it to my Zoom and get a decent plant mic recording.

More info on the USBIF, from Universal Serial Bus Website About USB Implementers Forum, Inc. USB Implementers Forum, Inc. is a non-profit corporation founded by the group of companies that developed the Universal Serial Bus specification. The USB-IF was formed to provide a support organization and forum for the advancement and adoption of Universal Serial Bus technology. The Forum facilitates the development of high-quality compatible USB peripherals (devices), and promotes the benefits of USB and the quality of products that have passed compliance testing. Some of the many activities that the USB-IF supports include: USB Compliance Workshops USB compliance test development www.usb.org Web site USB pavilions at Computex, IDF, and other events Marketing programs and collateral materials, such as retail newsletters, retail salespeople training, store end-caps, etc. USB Developer Conferences and many more... Board of Directors The USB-IF, Inc. Board of Directors is composed of the following companies and their designated representative Directors: Apple - Dave Conroy HP Inc. - Alan Berkema Intel Corporation - Brad Saunders Microsoft Corporation - Toby Nixon Renesas Electronics - Philip Leung STMicroelectronics - Joel Huloux Texas Instruments - Anwar Sadat Corporate Officers The USB-IF, Inc. Corporate Officers are: President & COO - Jeff Ravencraft Chairman - Brad Saunders, Intel Corporation Vice-President - Alan Berkema, HP Inc. CTO - Abdul R. Ismail, Intel Corporation Treasurer - Philip Leung, Renesas Secretary - Alan Berkema, HP Inc. Working Committees The USB-IF, Inc. Working Committees and their Chairpersons are: Device Working Group (DWG) - Paul Berg Compliance Committee - Abdul R. Ismail Marketing Committee - Jeff Ravencraft

USB-C is 2X as fast. 10Gbps. Thats a difference between one hour or thirty mins on a 64GB card. "The latest advance to come out of the USB Implementers Forum is the USB Type-C connector, a device with gigabits of bandwidth and can handle enough current to power a laptop. It’s the future, even if Apple’s one-port wonder isn’t." The USB C is more robust than it appears. I recently pushed a small HD off the desk and it swung from the USB C port on my MacBook Pro. I was surprised that the small USB C port did not get bent or wonked in any way. The HD never ejected, it stayed booted. I was very surprised myself that it did not eject the drive. USB2-USBC adapters, cables and accessories are not created equal. Some will work, some will not, depending on if they paid Apple. I was initially hesitant towards USB C, after using it for 7 months. I hardly think of it twice. +1, this is gospel.

+1 Is the web forum equivalent of "Like" on facebook. +1

I hope Rolex knows about this. I want a billionth/second Oyster GMT.

@John Blankenship Happy Birthday buddy! 🎚️🎂

It's all good until your WiFI network gets compromised. I apologize in advance for my ranting. FYI- Did everyyone know there are up to 14 channels of WIFi available from most routers and the majority of routers are default set to channel 1. Change your Wifi channel to an open channel and watch your Netflix truly fly. +1, In all fairness, I haven't learned to communicate with "live events people". Your no luddite. Could you try running both for a few gigs? A cable and a Wifi feed? A wireless Wifi network audio feed has to be very reasonably priced these days. SONOS is a good company also. Maybe contact Plantronics directly in Santa Cruz. They probably already have an enterprise quality solution available. Worldwide Corporate Headquarters: Plantronics, Inc. 345 Encinal Street Santa Cruz, California 95060 Toll-Free: 800-544-4660 Phone: 831-426-5858 Fax: 831-426-6098 I love it how he is at work on his phone on the JWSOUND Forum. J/K

Behringer is trash. Sometimes useful albeit. Dave Smith is coveted rare earth sound. Haters gonna hate.

I would like to rent from this house only from now on. Please tell us the name so I can start getting the Cantar at 633 prices.

Great idea Mike. I like the idea of having an SD card pre loaded with previous firmware revisions. Less downtime.

Yes. It is written to the internal drive on the Sound Devices machine to operate the system, ( OS ) as Mac likes to call it. No need to retain original file on SD card. It's 76 degrees and gorgeous outside here. Good day to you too!

@Vincent R. Thanks man!

"There are so many misunderstandings about vitamins, that it is well-known that much false information is present. One such VERY misunderstood vitamin is Vitamin C. Our government rates Vitamin C by the amount of Ascorbic Acid it contains. Well, let me enlighten you. Ascorbic Acid is merely a COMPONENT of the Vitamin C Complex." Hmm…Not bad info. More, BODY MIND SPIRIT GUIDE: Post Office Box 85413 | Westland, Michigan 48185 Phone: (734) 513-6137 | Hours: Mon – Fri 10:00 to 6:00 BODY MIND SPIRIT RADIO: 2505 S. Wayne Road | Westland, MI 48186 (open by appointment only) Phone: (734) 312-3211 | Hours: Mon – Fri 10:00 to 6:00 Feel free to contact them and see whats up.

Links? Sources? Please? I believe it, but would like proof to confirm.

Real artist making something out of nothing. Very Humble. Impressive.

Keep researching. You made the right step joining JWSOUND and posting.

So much history. I cannot say for sure this was the exact mic used, I won't speculate. It is the real deal. No hotrod. @pverrando I have a 12T Power Schoeps with your name on it as soon as I get some extra cash. I've only heard positive things.

store link Or, The other option above, is available at most sporting goods stores. Here are some more pretty pictures!

I got two PA's for the price of one just last week...

No Pelican cases, just coolers, drink ware and backpacks. Amazon Pelican one day deal! Get Em while you can!~!

Alright guys, I cannot take this any more… Sound devices issue is the rotation of the battery. the overlap of plastic on the battery itself has to be oriented in the correct way. Simply rotate clockwise the stuck battery tiny amount with a small magnet until the battery moves back and forth freely. It is not because the batteries are swelling from use. I thought that was the case with EBL and POWEREX, but after glueing a neodymium magnet to the end of a pencil and rotating the batts, they all come easily out. I just didn't want to reveal my secret, but your suffering is making me feel guilty.

If you purchase stuff at HF, fair warning. I have had conversations with production that include comment's like " HF is the Wal-Mart of tool" "HF tools break after one use" HF is just cheap low ball undercut products". I have purchased tools from HF and have not had good results. Some work, but the tools have to be babied and used carefully if you plan to keep them and not used damaged equipment. They work great for throw away tools. I use a set to take to carp work, that way if they get stolen or lost I don't care. FYI I got my HF tools free from a former job. Frankly it's not worth the investment in my book, I have tools from before I was born that still have an edge. I can say with confidence that every screwdriver from HF is garbage. Doubted that someone would say something like that to your face, but unfortuantely your perception is critical IMHO. No lifetime warranty from HF. I buy once, cry once. Hey @Rick Reineke, Your correct, @Alejandro Reyes if you only have a limited budget the HF apache case will work well. Better than tool boxes from the HW store. Sweet looking kit by the way… You need a daiso near you, or TAP plastics, they have all that kinda little tray stuff. Daiso organizer, this is price for 12 units. In the store they only cost .99!!! clear plastic case from TAP Plastics. Sorry everybody, I guess I hold bad feelings for HF. I miss Sears.

I wonder if it was 400 CineBags. I would consider this a luxury bag.