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#414799 - 01/18/16 07:29 AM My Gig in an early 1800's Historical Mansion
Dnj Senior Member Registered: 09/21/00 Posts: 43703	I was waiting to see a Ghost appear lol Attachments Edited by Dnj (01/18/16 07:58 AM)
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#414800 - 01/18/16 08:03 AM Re: My Gig in an early 1800's Historical Mansion [Re: Dnj]
KORG80 Member Registered: 02/27/13 Posts: 654	Nice digs! Keyboard /singer's gear looks pretty cool too! God Bless, Don _________________________ God Bless, Don
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#414802 - 01/18/16 08:17 AM Re: My Gig in an early 1800's Historical Mansion [Re: KORG80]
Dnj Senior Member Registered: 09/21/00 Posts: 43703	Originally Posted By: KORG80 Nice digs! Keyboard /singer's gear looks pretty cool too! God Bless, Don Thanx Don..It was a blast... you should of saw the rest of the house all wood. Attachments
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#414803 - 01/18/16 08:51 AM Re: My Gig in an early 1800's Historical Mansion [Re: Dnj]
tony mads usa Senior Member Registered: 01/16/02 Posts: 14376 Loc: East Greenwich RI USA	I had a gig in a private club similar to this a few years ago ... One thing that concerned me was whether or not there was enough electrical power for my gear ... _________________________ t.
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#414804 - 01/18/16 08:54 AM Re: My Gig in an early 1800's Historical Mansion [Re: tony mads usa]
Dnj Senior Member Registered: 09/21/00 Posts: 43703	Originally Posted By: tony mads usa I had a gig in a private club similar to this a few years ago ... One thing that concerned me was whether or not there was enough electrical power for my gear ... No electrical problems here it's house is completely redone, it was an awesome gig.
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#414805 - 01/18/16 09:02 AM Re: My Gig in an early 1800's Historical Mansion [Re: Dnj]
shueymusic Member Registered: 04/26/11 Posts: 648 Loc: Lebanon, PA	Beautiful place to play!!! On my S979, I put my mixer on the right speaker. Only because of being able to access the WAV file player on my Sonar (Roland) VS-100. Under the mixer, I put a non-skid piece of rubber so it doesn't slide off. I put a 1/4" headphone adapter in the headphone jack to cancel the speakers. Then I just monitor through my DXR10s. I want to hear what my audience is listening to. DNJ... Do you cancel out the internal speakers since you have the mixer in the left speaker?!? _________________________ ~Johnathan "The Shueys" www.shueymusic.com Yamaha Genos - RCF M20x - RCF HD10A (Stereo) - Jupiter Pocket Trumpet - Sennheiser e935 - Neumann KMS-104 plus-N
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#414806 - 01/18/16 09:06 AM Re: My Gig in an early 1800's Historical Mansion [Re: Dnj]
Bachus Senior Member Registered: 03/02/06 Posts: 7143	Impressive house.... You could have played the grand piano, instead of your yamaha, would have been more fitting for the environment _________________________ Yamaha Genos, Roland Jupiter 80, Ipad pro. http://keyszone.boards.net
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#414807 - 01/18/16 09:11 AM Re: My Gig in an early 1800's Historical Mansion [Re: shueymusic]
Dnj Senior Member Registered: 09/21/00 Posts: 43703	Originally Posted By: shueymusic Beautiful place to play!!! On my S979, I put my mixer on the right speaker. Only because of being able to access the WAV file player on my Sonar (Roland) VS-100. Under the mixer, I put a non-skid piece of rubber so it doesn't slide off. I put a 1/4" headphone adapter in the headphone jack to cancel the speakers. Then I just monitor through my DXR10s. I want to hear what my audience is listening to. DNJ... Do you cancel out the internal speakers since you have the mixer in the left speaker?!? I never cancel the onboard speakers, I never have a problem hearing the mains ... I put gel feet on bottom of the mixer also so it doesnt slide. Attachments Edited by Dnj (01/18/16 09:25 AM)
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#414808 - 01/18/16 09:25 AM Re: My Gig in an early 1800's Historical Mansion [Re: shueymusic]
DonM Senior Member Registered: 06/25/99 Posts: 16735 Loc: Benton, LA, USA	Originally Posted By: shueymusic Beautiful place to play!!! On my S979, I put my mixer on the right speaker. Only because of being able to access the WAV file player on my Sonar (Roland) VS-100. Under the mixer, I put a non-skid piece of rubber so it doesn't slide off. I put a 1/4" headphone adapter in the headphone jack to cancel the speakers. Then I just monitor through my DXR10s. I want to hear what my audience is listening to. DNJ... Do you cancel out the internal speakers since you have the mixer in the left speaker?!? Do you know that on PSR S-970 you can turn the speakers off internally without having to use a headphone jack? There are three options, ON, OFF, and AUTOMATIC (which shuts them off only when hp jack is inserted. _________________________ DonM
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#414809 - 01/18/16 09:27 AM Re: My Gig in an early 1800's Historical Mansion [Re: Bachus]
Dnj Senior Member Registered: 09/21/00 Posts: 43703	Originally Posted By: Bachus Impressive house.... You could have played the grand piano, instead of your yamaha, would have been more fitting for the environment no way piano was in the main foyer to far from the action they wanted to dance it was a 80th surprise Birthday party...besides I'm not a piano player
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