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    Pleased to report my first ever Christmas party night went exceptionally well, crowd of 50 had a great time and the dance floor was packed for the whole night, from pretty much the word go.

    Even got to test my Kam LED parbars - they are just what the doctor ordered. used them for a wash from the other side of the dance floor from me.

    few issues at the start and the end of the night that put a bad taste on the evening.

    Half my lighting rig stayed in the car, the setup area was tiny and ruled out front boxes, so i ended up using KAM led parbars, at one side of the hall then a soundlab 8 spot box at my end. Managed to fit the hazer in to disguise the fact there wasn't much of a lighting rig to speak of.

    That was about it, no lasers, no intelligents, no space for the TBAR to hold them. i literally had myself, my speakers on stands and my roll in flightcase which contains mixer, cds players,amps, karaoke machine, voice effects box and radio mics.

    At the end of the night i packed my gear away into the car. The bowling club where the event was held is down a very steep slope, so i was pushing my flightcase full of my equipment up this slope, when it hit a lip, and flipped wildy over onto its side with a loud thud. i swore very loudly, and righted it then managed to shove it in the car.

    upshot of it is everything in the flightcase shifted out of alignment, recking a few rack bolts. and i've spent the last 45 mintues testing to make sure everything is working as intended.. only had a problem with the prosound AMP losing signal on one channel, quickly rectified by a reset.

    All set to go again tomorrow,

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    I ROCKED last night!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Corabar Steve View Post
    I ROCKED last night!
    ooh tell me more tell me more tell me more!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Corabar Steve View Post
    I ROCKED last night!
    Modest as well I notice. Well I didn't, but I certainly earnt my money. Impromptu karaoke, requests played as fast as I could type, thank the lord for dual Cortices.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Excalibur View Post
    Modest as well I notice. Well I didn't, but I certainly earnt my money. Impromptu karaoke, requests played as fast as I could type, thank the lord for dual Cortices.
    Are you saying you have a pair of Cortexs???



    CRAZY K

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    I was booked by a local irish dancing acamady to do there christmas party.

    I met santa again for the 3rd time this month but he always looks different every time I see him. Hey ho.


    Started off with kids party dance songs like cha cha slide and 5,6,7,8 then went on to more newer chart music. Worked very well.

    They did a raffle then after that I went into a 30 minute garage set that went down so well. Played a lot of classics and kept most of the kids (8-19year olds) dancing most of the night.

    All in all, good night and got lots of kisses from the client and a few guests .

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    Quote Originally Posted by CRAZY K ROADSHOW View Post
    Are you saying you have a pair of Cortexs???



    CRAZY K
    Oh no my grammatically challenged friend. I saw it on Countdown this week in fact. The plural of Cortex is Cortices. Yes I now possess two, as a result of the lassitude, intransigence and ignorance of some staff at KAM. I swapped the 800's for a second Cortex, which was always my intention. I've coupled it to a DVD drive, so can play CD's. Only downside was the retirement party for the MD Player. A tear or two was shed.

    Details here for those who missed it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Excalibur View Post
    The plural of Cortex is Cortices.
    Strictly speaking when a word is coopted as a brand name it no longer retains its source etymology unless the company chooses to retain it, so the plural of Cortex would be Cortexes (and it often is anyway in common usage). It's like how more than one computer mouse is mouses
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    currently in what is turning out to be a very good gig - report to follow.

    complete lighting rig in action, hazer working well.

    speakers struggling. hey ho... get what you pay for

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    Quote Originally Posted by PropellerHeadCase View Post
    Strictly speaking when a word is coopted as a brand name it no longer retains its source etymology unless the company chooses to retain it, so the plural of Cortex would be Cortexes (and it often is anyway in common usage). It's like how more than one computer mouse is mouses
    While I know the English language is famously irregular, I was as I said going with the Dictionary from Countdown, and also the plural of Vortex( Vortices)
    Thank you for your input into this important matter young Sir.
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