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[Helge A Bentsen]

Ahhh, that's the part I was missing. Thanks.

Are you using a transformer isolated splitter to pull off the bar mixer, or will a y-cable work fine?

It’s a simple Y-cable. No noise-issues so far (knock on wood).

[Dan Richardson]

Don't put flush mounted or recessed electrical outlets on the stage floor. They will always be in the wrong place. Put them on vertical surfaces, wall or stage front.

[Roland Clarke]

In addition to that, they get all sorts off rubbish in them and I would suspect that they may not be acceptable for fire and safety regs these days.

[Jay Barracato]

In addition to that, they get all sorts off rubbish in them and I would suspect that they may not be acceptable for fire and safety regs these days.

The performers most likely to spill also drink the stickiest beverages

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[Wes Garland]

For the love of God, include some spot lighting above the stage, with light switches that the performers can access.  There is nothing more annoying than loading in/out in low/no light, it triples my work time.

[Mike Monte]

For the love of God, include some spot lighting above the stage, with light switches that the performers can access.  There is nothing more annoying than loading in/out in low/no light, it triples my work time.

+1

[Bob Stone]

For the love of God, include some spot lighting above the stage, with light switches that the performers can access.  There is nothing more annoying than loading in/out in low/no light, it triples my work time.

Should be work lights (4 foot LED) rather than spot lights.

[Stephen Kirby]

For the love of God, include some spot lighting above the stage, with light switches that the performers can access.  There is nothing more annoying than loading in/out in low/no light, it triples my work time.

And you invariably leave something behind. 

[Robert Healey]

Should be work lights (4 foot LED) rather than spot lights.

Osram has a good product designed specifically to be a stage work light:

https://www.osram.us/pia/products/led/p001_pia_product_detail_23.jsp

I spec them as part of the theatrical lighting package on stages because curtains, technical equipment, and the stage lights themselves are all installed at the end of a project and usually get in the way of building lighting.

[Tim Hite]

Nice light. Looking for a 12v version for the sides of my Sprinter van.

Osram has a good product designed specifically to be a stage work light:

https://www.osram.us/pia/products/led/p001_pia_product_detail_23.jsp

I spec them as part of the theatrical lighting package on stages because curtains, technical equipment, and the stage lights themselves are all installed at the end of a project and usually get in the way of building lighting.