How NOT to Mount a Program Switcher in a Control Room
Thanks to the new control room consoles that we're getting at work, we no longer will have to have our program switcher propped up by a cardboard box. Real picture:
The vendor asked, "How did the City ever approve that?" Nobody knew any better and they ran out of money. :-\ Now we're fixing that and I couldn't be happier. :-) Today I helped design the console layout that will house this humble switcher panel. More progress updates coming soon...
The vendor asked, "How did the City ever approve that?" Nobody knew any better and they ran out of money. :-\ Now we're fixing that and I couldn't be happier. :-) Today I helped design the console layout that will house this humble switcher panel. More progress updates coming soon...
posted by Michael Buttgen - The "Barefoot Voice" at
20:19
1 Comments:
Ha ha. I don't know a lot (anything) about your equipment but, even to my untrained eye, the cardboard box set-up looks pretty pitiful. Congrats on finally coming to work and feeling like a professional instead of a member of a garage band.
-rtb
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Anonymous, at 11:24 AM, April 23, 2006
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