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Author: greg sextrogreg sextro
Date: Dec 31, 2006 16:25
darn. i'm a sagitarius. does that mean i won't achieve greatness as a
production sound mixer? or does that just make me the black sheep...
i'm starting to think of ways to make it out there this year. maybe i
can convice some of my pals in l.a. to meet me for some gambling fun.
-greg-
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Author: CC
Date: Dec 31, 2006 16:13
Thinking about adding the CS-1 to my tool kit.....having not heard it
I'd love to hear opinions and descriptions of how it Sounds.....by
itself and compared to other mics. I have a CS-3 and love it. Does it
sound just like the CS-3 with less reach/wider pattern?
Why am I thinking about this on New Years? Time for drink
Happy New Year, C
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Author: Raymond CollinsRaymond Collins
Date: Dec 31, 2006 16:02
Yep another Aries here. On the cusp though.
"Jeff Wexler" jwsound.net> wrote in message
news:jw-90094E.15170831122006@news.verizon.net...>> Wow That's my birthdate too. 4-17
>> I wonder if there is a larger than statistically average number of
>> aries sound people.
>
> I believe this is true... particularly if you are looking at the really
> talented sound people
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> - JW
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Author: marcpaquettemarcpaquette
Date: Dec 31, 2006 14:58
Wow That's my birthdate too. 4-17
I wonder if there is a larger than statistically average number of
aries sound people.
Eric Toline wrote:
> Only 116 days till NAB 2007. April 16-19 Las Vegas. Annual RAMPS party
> at Fireflys on Tuesday April 17, my birthday bring presents ;-))
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> Eric
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Author: Walt MartinWalt Martin
Date: Dec 31, 2006 12:00
> Karl W. Lohninger wrote:
>>>>
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> Yes, ALU and Manfrotto are the same company. Mine are heavy duty
> enough to handle sandbags fine, but there is no provision for uneven
> ground as they are designed for retail store or studio use. The only
> real drawback to them is they do have a wide footprint when spread all
> the way out ie more than a C stand.
>
> Dave
> St. Louis, MO
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Author: FilmdaveFilmdave
Date: Dec 31, 2006 07:51
Karl W. Lohninger wrote:
>>>
Yes, ALU and Manfrotto are the same company. Mine are heavy duty
enough to handle sandbags fine, but there is no provision for uneven
ground as they are designed for retail store or studio use. The only
real drawback to them is they do have a wide footprint when spread all
the way out ie more than a C stand.
Dave
St. Louis, MO
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Author: Oleg KaizermanOleg Kaizerman
Date: Dec 31, 2006 07:21
Happy new year and best wishes from Hollyland
Oleg Kaizerman (gebe) ISRAEL
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Author: Eric TolineEric Toline
Date: Dec 31, 2006 06:42
NAB 106 days and counting
Group: rec.arts.movies.production.sound Date: Sun, Dec 31, 2006, 5:47am
From: Audioetc@ webtv.net (EricĀ Toline)
Only 106 days till NAB 2007. April 16-19 Las Vegas. Annual RAMPS party
at Fireflys on Tuesday April 17, my birthday bring presents ;-))
Eric
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Author: Douglas TourtelotDouglas Tourtelot
Date: Dec 30, 2006 16:53
I have an M150 and an M152 on ebay. Still really cheap if you are looking
for an inexpensive lav for your Lectros. I use them for boom talkback and
they work better than anything else I have tried, FWIW.
Search "tourtelot"
Regards,
D.
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