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Jan  1, 2003
	
		
	

	
	
Every January, Mix turns the spotlight on Live Sound. In previous years, we have offered articles on such high-technology issues as in-ear monitors (IEMs)...

	





	
YOUR Tech RIDER Part 1

	
Jul  1, 2002, 
	Mark Frink
	
	

	
	
How often does out-of-date stage documentation cause last-minute panic, doubled efforts and wasted time? Enough that when working for a sound vendor at...

	





	
The Live Sound Industry Grows Up (and Slims Down)

	
Jul  1, 2002, 
	By Bruce Jackson
	
	

	
	
Twenty-five years is a long time. The scary thing is, I've been involved with sound for a lot longer. It's amazing to stop and think about how much things...

	





	
Terrasonde Audio Toolbox

	
May  1, 2002, 
	BY RUDY TRUBITT
	
	

	
	
I bought my first piece of test equipment in 1975 a Micronta volt-ohm meter from the local Radio Shack. I assumed its manual would teach me to fix stuff,...

	





	
High-Tech, Smart Tech

	
May  1, 2002, 
	By Maureen Droney
	
	

	
	
When you think of likely bastions of cutting-edge audio technology, Redondo Beach, Calif., isn't first on the list. But those old images of a sleepy beach...

	





	
BE PREPARED! ROAD ESSENTIALS FOR YOUR GIG BAG

	
Mar  1, 2002, 
	by Mark Frink
	
	

	
	
I'm always fascinated by the labor-saving and problem-solving devices each engineer chooses to bring in their personal kit, and I often borrow ideas and...

	





	
Touring In 2002

	
Feb  1, 2002, 
	by Mark Frink
	
	

	
	
Everyone remembers where they were on September 11. I happened to be in Denver for a k.d. lang show and, once the show was cancelled, I had to ride back...

	





	
In Your Ear

	
Jan  1, 2002, 
	By Blair Jackson
	
	

	
	
It's way too early to proclaim stage wedges an endangered species, but there's no question that the use of in-ear monitoring (IEM) systems is rising rapidly,...

	






            
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