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Yes it's a covered trailer, and my average setup is less than 20 mins.
2 - 3way peavey speakers with self contained wheels 1 - tv cart with monitor speaker in the btm 1 - amp cart with 2 jvc players, 1 696 peavey amp,1 av switch, 4 wireless mics, 8 position light controller, drawer with batteries kj slips, pencils, tape and a few tools and flashlight, first aid kit, sewing kit with safety pins, spare bulbs and fuses. In the bottom of the cart, all my wires and cables for the show in a box, two large aggressor lights. DJ & KJ master books and logo cloth On top to the cart, one crank up light stand, t-bar with six lights, piece of pvc for my logo cloth to hang on. I have outlets for the lights and speaker cables, and video cable so all I have to do is plug them into the cart. The next one I build will be easier yet.
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Take care and have fun. Swany |
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Wow, Swany, it SOUNDS really SWEET! And mostly self contained. Thanks for all the great info and ideas.
Dan |
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That is what you do when your lazy as I am. You work your tail off so you can give the singers at KJ shows your best, and make wedding dreams come true. Seriously when you are tired or irritated after setup, it makes for a bad scenario. My way of setting up a show may help I sure hope it does. I'm thinking of building a rack mount show on a hand truck with the 45` castors on the back for a portable show I can put in my van. If it's heavy put it on wheels.
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