Hey Ron, Coulda joined in the fun, but just gotta get... well.. almost helpful. Sorry. Got a C7 with quarried hammers in a cinderblock gymno-sanctu-echo-eum. The cure was (and is) hanging baffles. Babysit a S&S D in a "jock pit" basketball/ concert venue that has baffles, and it's not bad at all, till the guys with the gas-powered leaf blowers come it to blow the trash outta the seating areas. Really cool Doppler effect as they work their way down the aisles. Much more entertaining than a plain ole' vacuum cleaner. Lotsa nice colors available for the baffles, at reasonable prices. Fix 'em right up. The companies that make this stuff sell it to folks like us, y'know. We can actually make a buck or two. Or three. See this stuff at the NAMM show, or on the web. Like: www.mpcsilentwall.com www.bentonbrothers.com www.tubetrap.com looks like fun, and I've dealt with www.acousticfoam.com , and their product called Sonex. Good luck. Later, and later, and later, and late...... and lay...... and ll .. bbbffpfpfpfzzzz, Guy At 07:43 PM 7/27/2002 -0500, you wrote: >>Probably tougher with a grand but, hey, is it possible to move it out into a >>hallway, or something? >> >>Alan > > >Sure. Off the stage (-3 steps), 60' up the isle to the lobby, tune, 60' >back down, back up on the stage (+3 steps). No stage truck, and by the >next tuning, I'll have installed a Dampp-Chaser. Piece of cake. All in a >day's work. > >That doesn't help the choir much though. > >Ron N >
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