From: someone@anywheret.net   
      
   "JimD"  wrote in message news:2018031320045216588-email@nowherecom...   
      
   > the pics taken while we played are ..... junk.    Blurry, poorly framed,   
   > bad light, bad angles.  I'd almost suspect that really nice, clear pics of   
   > concerts are ---- staged, not really taken at actual concerts ... or ----   
   > done with cameras and lenses WAY past anything I've ever seen.   
      
   The Art of photography includes capturing pictures when they are just right.   
   Anyone can snap a picture but actually taking just the right one   
   consistently is an Art.   
      
   > For our purposes, we'd need something that could manage 110 or better db   
   > .....  since our stage levels run right about there.  Are there any tiny   
   > little mic stand monitors that will do that and stay glued together ?   
      
   Obviously, the tiny monitors are intended to be used in the near field, and   
   the closer the better - that's why they can be mounted to a mic stand, to   
   get in close...sort of like a go-between for IEMs and huge floor wedges.   
      
   > The really sad part of this is it's all completely unnecessary.  We have   
   > nice in ear systems.  Or, we could just turn it down and let the pa do the   
   > work.  Why doesn't that happen ?    Old dogs, that simply refuse to learn   
   > new ways.   
      
   I see it as Stupid old dogs that learned the WRONG way and Need to learn it   
   the RIGHT way this time!   
      
   > not my problem now, I'm past loud.  simply won't do anymore gigs like we   
   > just went thru.   
      
   Same here - I'll only play with Mature persons!   
      
   > Or at least that's how I like to think things are ....... haha.   
      
   Might as well, nothing to lose.   
      
   > amps ?    old school.   Once you go in ears, amps aren't needed ... go DI   
   > into the pa.  Buy whatever processor it takes to make you think you need   
   > if you can't stand just sounding great.   
      
   ONLY with an XR18! If I'm going to endure IEMs stuck into my ears, the  very   
   least I deserve is to be able to adjust them myself rather than relying on   
   some Incompetent IDIOT messing around with the mixer...and always getting it   
   WRONG!!!   
   And that's another problem at my church.   
      
   > who's upset about what .....   
      
   Whatever it was that happened that needs to be talked through.   
      
   > band girl has the same reaction.  hates the idea of something in her ears.   
      
   My ears need air circulation and sticking something into them prevents   
   that - even headphones over much greater time of course, still cause   
   problems in that area.   
      
   > that's what they use.   
      
   They'd have to because it takes lots of cabs to handle all that   
   power...hearing Destroying power.   
      
   > you look just as you say, unhappy >>>>>>...  ha.   
      
      
   Jim   
      
   Yes, the bad vibe is obvious...but when I'm playing and there's an Orgasmic   
   Love Vibe, I just Glow...and that's what it's all about ;)   
      
   Ouisie   
      
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