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May one twirl the mic that one has brought from home?
I love the tilt of the mic in this picture. It's almost like the person holding it was about to twirl it, but paused for a moment when they saw the sign.
_I_ love that there is a visible, possibly Daltronic, depression at the top of said mic.
As an audio engineer, twirling the mic is prbably my #1 pet peeve.
I love the smell of shredded XLR shielding.. it smells like... 'wooooooooo lookit me!!!!!'
*shiver*
Hey it could have been a far worse comment.. with XLR used to push DMX because the LD forgot his cable... and hmm its not like you sound engineers need these or anything!
Hey, XLR works for DMX signals! Some of the time! Sort of!
Yeah... nothing like having a fixture revert to ZOMGWTFDIDYOUDO!? setting because of borrowed cables... not that I would know about this.. never *looks about shiftly* I was more refering to the LD 'borrowing' it
"David Lee Roth, this means you."
Honestly, I thought it was 'helicoptering', and any punk singer would do it even more feverishly when told not to :)
festa!
On the off-chance you're still looking, a gent I know just announced that his shirt business is now online. I can't speak to the quality, but that chart might be useful for comparison purposes.