thundercage
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Drywall is up!!
http://www.thundercage.com/studio.htm
http://www.thundercage.com/studio.htm
Track Rat said:Looks cool sir. I also used two double insulated pieces of glass ment for patio doors. It worked out great.
DDev said:Looks to me like you have to keep moving stuff from one spot to another to work in each area. That get's old fast.
casenpoint said:What are you doing about having XLR panels from Control room via Live?
I am in the process of making my own custom panels.
I need wire. You know the lighter gauge stuff the kind used with patch bays. I need it by the foot though. Maybe I should just post another thread.
Soldering tips would be helpful.
Giganova said:looking good, man!
I gotta admit that I luv your rates:
Weekend (four hour minimum) 10am to 12am $30
Hmmm, how are you squeezing a "four hour minimum" period between 10AM and 12AM? Or do you charge them 4 hours, while they can only record 2hrs?? Or is "noon" 12PM. I am so confused now!
Giganova said:looking good, man!
I gotta admit that I luv your rates:
Weekend (four hour minimum) 10am to 12am $30
Hmmm, how are you squeezing a "four hour minimum" period between 10AM and 12AM? Or do you charge them 4 hours, while they can only record 2hrs?? Or is "noon" 12PM. I am so confused now!
Do NOT do that. You can't use CAT5 for mic cables.thundercage said:You could possibly use multiple runs of normal CAT5 network cable. I has 8 seperate wires and its not very expensive.
Track Rat said:Do NOT do that. You can't use CAT5 for mic cables.