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I have been using minicmit in pianisimo since the they came out. Zero issues. But for me COSI works 95% of the time.
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Sound devices do not sale the boards. They want the $1000 for repair.
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I use to own 2 MKH8050. The handling noise on them was too much to my liking. Only cinela was able to isolate the noise.
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Radius is big and bulky. also the one I am using translates the boom handling noise in to the mic. I get so spoiled with loon boom and Cinela everything else is billion miles away.
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Philippe is the GOAT.
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Radius like anything else is 10 times better. to be honest I use incision 5 and 7 for interviews.
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amazing FUCKIN find…. https://youtube.com/watch?v=mZmJ3Q7SfHE
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Mixing level for music track in a music video
RadoStefanov replied to Thomas Farmer's topic in The Post Place
What I meant is you can get better information in other places. -
Mixing level for music track in a music video
RadoStefanov replied to Thomas Farmer's topic in The Post Place
I think this is a field/on location production mixers forum. -
Looking for client IFB basket recommendations.
RadoStefanov replied to RadoStefanov's topic in Equipment
this is cool. -
Looking for client IFB basket recommendations.
RadoStefanov replied to RadoStefanov's topic in Equipment
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Looking for client IFB basket recommendations.
RadoStefanov replied to RadoStefanov's topic in Equipment
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What do you guys use? I use a simple basket. I am trying to find a bag that can carry the IFBs and also be unzipped and set at video village
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Well that is different. You are buying USA retail msrp. What country are you in? They don't have reps?
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Few things: 25% tariff is on distributor cost is not 25% final customer price increase. a 165 euro battery might just cost 80 euros for the distributor. that equals $20 tariff final price 185 euro. tariff price increase in that case is 12.5 %. if this is going on: "The cost of buying batteries manufactured in the USA in places that aren't the USA has literally just gone up by the amount of the retaliatory tariff" you are being price gouged. Stop buying from those people. They are crooks.
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One very important thing we have to take in to the equation is: 25% tariff does not not make the product 25% more expansive. This myth is idiotic especially when it comes to foreign raw goods assembled in the United States. Unless the corporation excuses 25% price gauge with the tariffs.But the truth is that the price is only what the customer it is willing to pay.
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I did not say STFU. But now I am saying I have no interest talking to you anymore. you went crazy over a joke . Read back and see who is rude. there is a special place in this forum for political BS. this is a gear discussion.
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You must not know what a smiley face means. In Switzerland, the official languages are **German, French, Italian, and Romansh**, so the term for a **smiley face** varies depending on the region: ### **1. Swiss German (most widely spoken)** - **Smiley Face** → **"Smiley"** (often used as is) or **"Gschichtli-Gsicht"** (colloquial, meaning "little story face") - **Emoji** → **"Emoji"** or **"Lächler"** (from "lächeln" – to smile) ### **2. French (spoken in Romandy – western Switzerland)** - **Smiley Face** → **"Smiley"** or **"Fou rire"** (literally "laughing face") - **Emoji** → **"Émoji"** or **"Frimeur"** (smirking face) ### **3. Italian (spoken in Ticino – southern Switzerland)** - **Smiley Face** → **"Faccina sorridente"** (literally "little smiling face") - **Emoji** → **"Emoji"** or **"Faccina"** ### **4. Romansh (spoken in parts of Grisons)** - **Smiley Face** → **"Fatscha ridenta"** (smiling face) ### **Common Usage** - Many Swiss people just use **"Smiley"** or **"Emoji"** regardless of the language. - In Swiss German, you might hear playful terms like **"Lächli"** (little smile) or **"Grinsefüesli"** (grinning little face). Would you like help with a specific Swiss language or dialect? 😊
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If you dont want to start a discussion dont say anything. Holding my libs closed. 🙂 There is no USA brands. There is an USA brand. Inspired energy. The original maker. Audio root even with tariff and vat are more expansive than the IE.
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As far as I know they are made in china battery. Might have changed through the years. Inspire energy use the best Panasonic cells and are the original manufacturers. Former Energizer employees. No reason to buy those especially now with extra 25% on them. If in the USA buy american made.
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Honda’s radically efficient, energy-producing smart home
RadoStefanov replied to al mcguire's topic in Current
Corrected. English is my 4th language. -
Honda’s radically efficient, energy-producing smart home
RadoStefanov replied to al mcguire's topic in Current
A good time to reboot this thread after 10 years !