"Chris Hornbeck" wrote in message
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Questions:

See answers in my response to Leoaw3's post.


What could be done entirely on stage? Monitors can often be
set and forget, sort of. Could everybody live with a monitor
system located on stage? And no live adjustment possible?

Definitely not out of the question. Although, I'd like to keep as little
equipment as possible up on the stage - it tends to grow legs. The mix
position is more secure.


Good fortune. Sounds like you've got your work cut out for ya.
But that's what it's all about.

Yep.

It'll be a challenge, but they're fine folks doing some good work in the
world, I think; I don't mind going out of my way to try to ease their way.
And actually I kind of enjoy the "do it on a shoestring, what can we reuse"
projects, as long as the customer has reasonable expectations about the end
result; I feel like there are plenty of contractors out there who can do
great jobs with putting in expensive new turnkey systems, but maybe fewer
who can figure out how to get a couple more miles out of an existing system
and some duct tape and baling wire :-)

-walter