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In a haunted house setup, what's a good substitute for the Gilderfluke SD-10?? I want to be able to control local audio sounds (like monster roars when I jump our for a scare) with a foot trigger (or something along those lines).
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In a haunted house setup, what's a good substitute for the Gilderfluke SD-10?? I want to be able to control local audio sounds (like monster roars when I jump our for a scare) with a foot trigger (or something along those lines).
If you're not averse to a bit of DIY, these :
http://teuthis.com/daisy/
Are rather good. There are also Chinese knock-offs (Built up) available
on EBAY. As none of the available form factors suited me (ie able to fit in a phone handset) I ended up brewing my own.
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I've seen it done with a Sony minidisc player, with a switch wired up to the pause button. Turn on the auto-pause, cue it up, and the footswitch triggers the pause button.
It's a little bit of a DIY project, but not terribly difficult.
I'm not sure what the market is like for minidisc players now though, but you could maybe do the same thing with a CD player that has an auto-pause feature. I've seen a few models that do.