Really. One that's worth a shit. You wouldn't think it would be hard, but it has been. I need a guy who:
A) can string a guitar correctly, not with a big wad of string on the pegs, or too little string on the pegs.
B) can set up gear. Nothing too complicated.
C) Is wiiling to drive occasionally, a van a trailer. And drive sanely, not change the freakin CD every five minutes.
D) can be a member of the get-along-gang. be sober, curteous, mellow during the day/gig and then whatever you want once we pack up.
E) won't freak out during a show. if the lead player suddenly goes quiet, can you easily determine if it's a bad cable, unplugged amp, accidental step on the tuner, cable unplugged, or alien infiltration, and calmly fix it?
I can tell you the stories about chiselheads that don't know that the little dot led on a Boss TU-2 means SHARP!!! and hand off a guitar that has three strings tuned a half step up. I can tell you of boneheads who park a guitar rack next to a wobbly SVT and end up with slinters where there once were two 60's epiphone crestwoods. I can tell you of guys that wind strings with the precision of my nieces fingerpainting. I can tell you of guys who don't know enough to be on-fucking-time or EARLY if we're in a high traffic area like Manhattan. What I can't tell you is why I can't find a guitar tech worth a shit who's not already booked a half year in advance!
Are you young and eager to learn the road? email me and maybe I can get you started. I have made a decent living touring the last 10 years around the planet with bands Indie and Major- email and I'll list 'em if you want proof. If you can keep a cool head and tune a guitar, Shit- I'll teach you the rest.
The gig pays, and we stay in hotels. there will be international travel in the next few months, so you must have a passport and no arrests/convictions. You have to have a bank account, since your pay is wired to ya.
We will be touring solid July-October.
Don't reply here, email me.
Thanks.
Looking for Guitar Tech in NYC/NJ area
- Roboburger
- buyin' gear
- Posts: 536
- Joined: Wed May 07, 2003 7:44 am
- Location: Williamstown, MA
Looking for Guitar Tech in NYC/NJ area
Audio Engineer Euphemism for going number two: "Rollin' off the Low End."
-
- buyin' gear
- Posts: 505
- Joined: Wed May 07, 2003 1:36 pm
- Contact:
Re: Looking for Guitar Tech in NYC/NJ area
I seriously wish I was in your area. I'd be all over this. I need some touring experience as a tech.
Heurh!
Re: Looking for Guitar Tech in NYC/NJ area
Hello,
you said to reply to your email but what is your email address?
I am very interested, right now I do live sound at a major club but would love to get on the road, I live in Brooklyn, I have a resume if you want to see it.
Adam Fisher
my email is adf210@nyu.edu but I am not a student
you said to reply to your email but what is your email address?
I am very interested, right now I do live sound at a major club but would love to get on the road, I live in Brooklyn, I have a resume if you want to see it.
Adam Fisher
my email is adf210@nyu.edu but I am not a student
- Roboburger
- buyin' gear
- Posts: 536
- Joined: Wed May 07, 2003 7:44 am
- Location: Williamstown, MA
Re: Looking for Guitar Tech in NYC/NJ area
I meant to type, don't reply here, PM me with all your relevant info.
Sorry 'bout the confusion.
Looks like I won't be needing a guitar tech for the first bunch of touring due to lack of funds, but there's still more dates coming up. Lemme know if you have a passport and have ever been arrested (it matters for some countries work visas)
Sorry 'bout the confusion.
Looks like I won't be needing a guitar tech for the first bunch of touring due to lack of funds, but there's still more dates coming up. Lemme know if you have a passport and have ever been arrested (it matters for some countries work visas)
Audio Engineer Euphemism for going number two: "Rollin' off the Low End."
Who is online
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 5 guests