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Monday, January 23, 2012
While you may have made a resolution to rock more in 2012, you may also have made a resolution to exercise, and nothing gets you moving more than a good workout playlist. Here are some suggestions for workout tracks to get you moving. Share your favorites in the comments: Beat It When you need to get some energy out and work up a sweat, “Beat It” gets you moving. Push It A classic in its own right, “Push It” has the tempo to get you moving at the gym. Eye of the Tiger Of course this is on our list, because who doesn’t want to run the extra mile when you’ve got this going in your headphones. 99 Problems This song has got an infectious energy that gets you moving. The Distance You’re going the distance! You’re going for speed! Immigrant Song It’s a classic on workout playlists for a reason. Testify We’ll choose any song with this much energy and rage. Perfect for that run at the end of a bad day. Seven Nation Army You’ll be a one-person army with this song urging you forward.
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
The new year brings a whole range of ways to connect your audio gear. (2 Pack) Right Angle 1/8″ to XLR Male Adapter Patch Cable: Perfect audio cables for when you want to connect the stereo output of your MP3 player or iPod to a single XLR line input on a mixing console. 24k Banana Connectors/Adapters – Pack of 2: Get crystal-clear sound from connectors at a price even the struggling musician can afford. Right Angle 1/8″ to Dual Male RCA Patch Cable: Audio cables designed to connect your iPod (or other music-paying device) to a hi-fi receiver.
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Some people look to increasing daylight as a sign of the end of winter, we look to music festivals, so our cold, winter hearts were warmed when we saw the poster for the Coachella lineup. For the first time ever, Coachella will be over two weeks: April 13-15 and April 20-22.Look forward to the Black Keys, Cat Power, Radiohead, Feist, Bon Iver, St. Vincent, Azealia Banks, Dr. Dre & Snoop Dogg, Florence + the machine, Beirut, Girl Talk and more. Check out the poster for more information.
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
The more you spend, the more you save!
Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Pair Dual 15″ Pro Audio PA / DJ Speaker Cabinets Titanium Horns “Great sound all the way from the low end up through the high frequencies. Great value as well, and I would have to agree that these are some the best speakers that you can buy, especially if you are looking for a great sound for your dollar.” – DJ Nate from Marshalltown, Iowa Pair of Dual 15″ PA Speakers and Two 18″ Subwoofer Cabinets “We use the system for prasie and worship team when we travel. I have had this package for about 6 months and have used it about 10 times in large venues. We haven’t had any problems with any thing. These speakers have great sound quaility and durability. I have used JBL, Peavey, and Fender products for the past 25 years and these are as good or better than the high dollar stuff.” – Eddie from Garfield, Arkansas Enforcer II PW 18″ Powered Pro Audio Subwoofer Cabinet “They improved my sound 100%. The bass is is deep and smooth. My DJ buddies are all impressed, one even said he wished he knew about this company before he made the purchase of his subs. He would not have paid $1300.00 each for his. They are by far the best bang for the buck, and if I didn’t tell anyone the cost, no one would ever guess.” – DJ Tony T from Burlington, NJ Aftershock 18 – 18″ Powered Pro Audio Subwoofer Cabinet “I purchased 2 of these subs for our 400 seat sanctuary and they are great! They have a solid sound and give us the complete balance in sound that we were looking for in power subs. I would definitely recommend this product to anyone looking for a great sound without the high dollar cost.” – A Media Director in Olive Branch, MS 12 Space Rack Case with Casters “Nicely built rack. I have 4 amps, a crossover and a power conditioner mounted in mine. The wheels are a life saver on something this heavy. The price is a lot lower compared to the other higher priced racks, but the quality is the same.” – Brian from VA
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
About the Guitar
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Friday, December 16, 2011
It’s free shipping day, but did you know that Seismic Audio offers free shipping every day? Ship your PA speakers free, today!
Thursday, December 15, 2011
If you can’t take a minute more of the holiday music in the stores, try these holiday songs made for those of use who might be a bit of Grinch, but who still want some holiday in our lives! The Kinks, “Father Christmas” Elvis, “Blue Christmas” Low, “Just Like Christmas” The Raveonettes, “Come on Santa” The Pretenders, “2000 Miles”
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Whether you’re doing a traditional, small Nativity pageant or a large production with the whole shebang, you’ve probably got some things to address: 1. Get a volunteer: A big production is a good deal more than your usual Sunday service. Recruit a couple of extra tech volunteers to help you. 2. Test everything. Twice: Something you might not think about is that your church’s Christmas production is a live theater performance, with all of the potential for things to go wrong. Be sure you’re at each rehearsal leading up to the performance so can test your equipment, especially if you’ve purchased any new PA speakers or equipment for the production. 3. Check your cables: Do you have enough audio cables? Can everything go where it needs to go? This is a good time to pick up any extra audio cables you may be missing. 4. Do things need to be moved? Your usual Sunday setup might need to be switched around. We don’t think floor monitors were at the Nativity. You may want to consider hiding certain sound equipment in strategic locations to get a more authentic look. 5. Break it all down: After the set is struck and everything is done, hold a meeting to go over what went wrong and what went right. Did you need an extra church PA speaker or monitor? Make preparations to order any new PA system products in the new year. 6. Have fun! Christmas is a joyful time. Take time to enjoy the wonder of the season and to enjoy the fun of putting together a truly great Christmas production. |