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I did qualify it: "...in their right mind..."

Because those cats are insane.

jt

True stereo is very different from panned mono. Stereo sounds 3-dimensional because both sides of the image "hear" each sound differently (not just higher or lower in volume, but also delayed, revervbed, off-axis, etc.) just like your ears do. You can create a stereo image from mono sources by (for...

I'd like individual inputs for A, B & C. Sounds like you need a small mixer. One effects loop that can be used with A, B, & C; together or independent. A small mixer with at least one aux send. Individual outputs for A, B & C. A small mixer with at least one aux send and an alt out of some kind. I ...

Damn your simul-posting hide!

jt

http://www.subwoofer-builder.com/passive.htm

jt

I guess no one listens to music while driving anymore. Huh.

Carry on.

jt

msweber wrote:My favorite aspect of the over-under technique is that, grabbing one end, and then throw the coil and it all unwinds nice and neatly.

Wow, just like a straight coil? Cool!

jt

I felt that "Recording Techniques" was more appropriate. Didn't see your post there as I didn't look. Wasn't trying to steal your big moment.

jt

Thank you, sir.

jt

Every knucklehead I've ever had on my crew has been broken of the over-under habit right quick. Fine for long cables that hang on the wall for weeks on end, but that crap has no place in live production. Except for a figure-eight when coiling feeder and multicore.

jt

I think Shudder to Think's Pony Express Record is the finest road trip record ever. I'm always hearing something new, and it's seriously fun to sing along to. It has gotten me across the country a few times with nary a moment of boredom.

Yours?

jt

tarblackvomit wrote:The "over under" or "studio coil" wrap technique is the correct one.

Except, of course, for those situations where it is not.

jt

As long as it isn't Amphenol, I'm happy.

jt

*high five*

jt

Live sound... Indeed. I love my i5 in the studio but live I often find myself putting it up, frowning, swapping in a 57, and smiling. If you are positioning the i5 as you would a 57, then you'll never like it. It takes some experimentation, but it's worth it. jt I've definitely seen that on snare, ...