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A typical MSC sound rig has lab.gruppen amplifiers, P-audio EV and JBL speakers, Shure and Audio-Technica mics, the new Yamaha PM1800 Mixing Console, and various other bits.

This is the control consol of our spacecraft
thing.

You may have noticed that it has lots of knobs?
Yes? Is it suitable for controling the shift into hyperspace? No. Just audio, sorry.
Want some basic specs?
OK then.

It's a 40 channel
Yamaha PM1800 desk

6 Aux sends per channel.
-2 Pre OR Post fade (monitors or FX)
-4 Post fade (more suited to FX)
8 sub groups.
Lots of channel EQ stuff.
Lots of pretty meters and lights.
And lots of other cool stuff too.
Just ask, and i'll tell ya

O yeah... Fun to play with, but weighs in at 150Kg
So not to be taken lightly... excuse pun :)

This is the smallest system on offer for a band or DJ.
The Boom Box as the picture implies is quite capable of delivering in larger outdoor situations such playing reggae to the lads building a stage in AMI staduim, but is best suited to smaller venues and difficult locations such as cellar bars and the likes.

Top boxes are "force" (EV) 15" + Horn
Subs are 2 x 15" P-Audio 2226.

The
Boom
Box

Generally music is provided on our space craft by means of travellers i-pods.

For those insisting on putting bands on our spaceship, here's a list of microphones we can point at them thus assuring that people hear every detail, like it or not.

We cator for sadists as well as intergalactic jetsetters.

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