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Hank Singer
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oicclouds @ Mon Sep 14, 2009 10:10 am wrote: No women with racks? Is this just a guy thing?  ! See the pm button, I've already been blessed with 3 of the other kind.... .
Just kidding fellas, all the guys would be having their own rack thread 
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jeffsw6
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eben, talk to me about that TV stand! That looks great!
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Thanks. I made that one myself. I bought a flatpanel monitor holder for industrial use. It goes down to about 2 feet and extends to about 4 feet. The top piece attached to the monitor comes off so I can bring the LCD monitor separately in a case. I use a 17" monitor and no problems with weight.
The bottom piece is a MDF covered with carpet. I also have the Fender 1270P for audio monitor, which fits perfectly on the base, keeping the stand stable and have singers hear themselves.
So, basically it's a custom job but it works great and it's very portable.
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Hank Singer
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Posted: Mon Sep 14, 2009 5:23 pm |
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Thanks to all who showed their stuff, and shared what they use. Very helpful when putting one together as I am.
Looks like many are using the tall odyssey slant top, and hopefully I will be also soon.
Again, Thanks
HS 
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I wish I could post a good pic of my rack and stands, I think they look great, and is a very good use of equipment. One thing, like Eben, I made my own TV stand, using a flat LCD tv on a conductors stand cut down to fit the four screws on the back of the TV. Easy to make, and inexpensive too. Plus you NEVER have to have a table for a monitor. I liked it so well, I made two of them, hehe.
My rack is similar to mckyj57 rack, only no empty spots.
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MorganLeFey
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Actually I am pretty sure you've seen mine  _________________ "Be who you are and say what you feel... Because those that matter... Don't mind...And those that mind... Don't matter."
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Skid Rowe
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For those of us who may have missed it, could you please show it to us again? <TIC>
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Skid Rowe @ Tue Sep 15, 2009 9:13 am wrote: For those of us who may have missed it, could you please show it to us again? <TIC>
Yeah!!!! 
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Hank Singer
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mrscott @ Mon Sep 14, 2009 10:51 pm wrote: I wish I could post a good pic of my rack and stands, I think they look great, and is a very good use of equipment. One thing, like Eben, I made my own TV stand, using a flat LCD tv on a conductors stand cut down to fit the four screws on the back of the TV. Easy to make, and inexpensive too. Plus you NEVER have to have a table for a monitor. I liked it so well, I made two of them, hehe.
My rack is similar to mckyj57 rack, only no empty spots.
Mrscott, by all means please post a few pictures of yours when you get a chance. When I get the odyssey I will have all the pics for reference to help me set mine up.
Thanks,HS
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MorganLeFey
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Skid Rowe @ Wed Sep 16, 2009 3:13 am wrote: For those of us who may have missed it, could you please show it to us again? <TIC>
well see I never was a subscriber to the "thought it looked nice out, so I left it out" theory _________________ "Be who you are and say what you feel... Because those that matter... Don't mind...And those that mind... Don't matter."
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the rack to the right is used for usual karaoke shows
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Hank Singer
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Lots of cool stuff to look at Lonnie.
Do you think you will ever convert to a driverack, and do you think a driverack would equal the sound that you are now getting with your current setup?
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Hank Singer @ Tue Oct 13, 2009 2:08 pm wrote: Lots of cool stuff to look at Lonnie.
Do you think you will ever convert to a driverack, and do you think a driverack would equal the sound that you are now getting with your current setup?
HS
Actually a Driverack PA+ is in the list of upgrades along with replacing the midrange amp with one more suited to the power rating of the drivers. In getting the DRPA I will be able to eliminate the crossovers in the amp rack, the dual 31 band eq & dbx 166 compressor/limiter which I use on the overall mains for speaker protection & most likely the BBE. Plus it will give me some better tuning options & i'm sure it will sound better overall. Will take all the extras & incorporate into my 2nd rig which I don't use too much anyway. _________________ LIKE Lonman on Facebook - Lonman Productions Karaoke & my main site via my profile!
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Hank Singer
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Lonman @ Tue Oct 13, 2009 5:09 pm wrote: Hank Singer @ Tue Oct 13, 2009 2:08 pm wrote: Lots of cool stuff to look at Lonnie.
Do you think you will ever convert to a driverack, and do you think a driverack would equal the sound that you are now getting with your current setup?
HS Actually a Driverack PA+ is in the list of upgrades along with replacing the midrange amp with one more suited to the power rating of the drivers. In getting the DRPA I will be able to eliminate the crossovers in the amp rack, the dual 31 band eq & dbx 166 compressor/limiter which I use on the overall mains for speaker protection & most likely the BBE. Plus it will give me some better tuning options & i'm sure it will sound better overall. Will take all the extras & incorporate into my 2nd rig which I don't use too much anyway. Gotcha...Thanks
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