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DangerousDanKaraoke
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I searched for "tablecloth clips" on eBay and more than 50 vendors came up.
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johnny reverb
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johnny reverb
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Babs @ Fri Dec 11, 2009 1:14 am wrote: I shower and use deodorant.  When did you start doing that sh!t?..........you'll wash away all that animal magnetism you have....... 
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mrmarog
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I can't really see why anyone would be hesitant to make as good a presentation as they can. After all, don't we consider ourselves "professionals" at our trade? I do (2) shows a week (Wednesday & Sunday), I set up and tear down for each show. I have a regular 40 hour day job ( run a collision shop). It takes me 30 minutes to maticulously set up my gear and be completely ready for the first singer. My set up took plenty of planning, and all the wires run inside the channels of the stand, and for the most part are completely hidden. I have been to way more places that are very sloppy and sound bad, than I have been to neat appearing and sound great. Come on everyone, and let's elevate our status to "truly professional".
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diafel
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DangerousDanKaraoke @ Fri Dec 11, 2009 6:48 pm wrote: I searched for "tablecloth clips" on eBay and more than 50 vendors came up. Wow! I though they would have a more "technical" name than that! Sometimes the obvious is easy to overlook. 
I don't see any that have the velcro already attached, but I do see a few that I could put my own velcro on and would adapt very well to the purpose. Thanks!
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timberlea
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Quote: I shower and use deodorant.
That's always good to know. 
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mrmarog
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Is looking "truly professional" such a hideous statement that it warrants no further discussion?
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Skid Rowe
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Now THAT"S what I like to see. Very similar to my rig. No wires showing anywhere, skirt velcroed to the front, looks clean all around.
On my rig, instead of running the wires through the channels, I've got holes drilled in the bottom of the roadcase itself, and corosponding holes drilled in the table top. All the wires run through the holes into the facade in the bottom. Put a skirt on the back side, and it's clean all around. A couple of wireless mics and there is nothing for anyone to trip on. There are no wires showing for the video monitor either. It's mounted to the left side of the roadcase, and the wires go in from the left side, all hidden.
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