Does anyone know where I can get these mini bulbs?
Looking for Bulbs for a Studer A80 Ready and Rec lights
A few years ago I made another Sub-Kick. I used all Yamaha Parts… so I guess it’s a Yamaha Sub Kick
Drilling the XLR into the side:
Pulling the driver from its box:
I built some Brackets and drilled the holes to line up with the existing lug hardware:
Filled the lining of the shell with acoustic foam and put another mesh head on the back:
MUCH BROADCAST AUDIO
setup for the 2013 Much Music Video Awards – Toronto
Design: Michael Nunan, Doug Smith, Anthony Montano
Michael Nunan – Main Mix
Jonny Bartel – Main Mix Assist
Patrick Castongay – Main Miix Assist
Finlay Braithwaite – A2 P. Lot East Stage
Chris Berry – Ambient Mix – ACR3
David Ramsahoye – Ambient Mix – ACR3
Peter Campbell – Sweetener- ACR3
Phil Hay – Music Mix Co-ord BAS & LiveWire
Brendan Midgley -A2 Ambient ACR3
Craig Semenuk -RF Wireless
Steve Koubridis – A1 Intercom – Main
Anthony Kuzub – A2 John St Stage
Doug McClement -Music Mix-Main Stage LW
Ken Friesen -Livewire Assist
Stephanie Bosch – Livewire Assist
Patrick McGlone -Livewire Assist
Gary Tompkins -Livewire Assist
Alex Merenda -BAS Truck A2
Anthony Montano -Audio Co-ord & Music Mix- BAS
Roy Silveira -Audio Dome Mobile Co-ord
Karyn Popel – P. Lot FOH
Doug Smith – BAS Truck Audio Eng & Routing
Matt Douris – A2 P. Lot South Stage
Chris Sampson -John St FOH & Co-ord all FOH
Brad Mulligan – Much FOH
Motoki Yamasaki – Intercom – Main
Michael Hampson – A2 RF Wireless
Kevin Fallis – Audio TVA w/ Nunan
Kyrie Wilmot – Main & Music Mix Red Carpet
Nick Shaw – Red Carpet FOH
Brad Mulligan – TV A2 – Red Carpet & Much FOH
Gary Oppenheimer – Boom Op – Red Carpet
PLUS the Clare PA crew

LAWO ROUTER – The heart of the MADI routing

Studer 950 – Ambience / Camera microphones

YAMAHA PM5D – PARKING LOT PRODUCTION

MIDAS-PARKING-LOT-COMMUNICATION

YAMAHA PM5D – MONITOR PARKING LOT

YAMAHA-M7CL-JOHN-STREET-PRODUCTION

MACKIE 1202 – JOHN STREET COMMUNICATION
LAWO-MC56-RED-CARPET
Cleaning up garage and I found a real blast from my past. This was the first mixer I ever bought, if I looked hard enough I think I could find the invoice…. This is a british – Star Sound Dynamix 216. I saved up for months delivering a 180 news paper route.
I was 12 when I bought it and probably 14 when I made the case. It’s worth nothing, but it’s impossible for me to let it go! When I got it there were missing knobs so I painted them. I did many shows and MANY recordings with it. A classic piece of crap, but without it I’d not be who I am now.