u/hunnidstackzay — reddlx

“On air” recording studio lights

TLDR
Anyone ever use one of these to control recording lights? I have (5) 12 volt dc “on air” lights all home ran back to a studio desk. At this desk I have a toggle button to turn them all on or off at the same time.
I was given a Henry’s super relay ii but I’m afraid I just blew it.
12 volt is supposed to be coming off the 12v pin and the LED pin but when I meter it I get nothing. I was able to get a light to at-least power on before I hooked up the button to the control relays, after I pressed the button now I get no power on those pins.
Looking for some insight on this piece, this is my first time using it. Maybe a future reference on how to hook one up if I need to get this one replaced. Or maybe a better/simpler option that I can recommend. Thanks everyone!

u/hunnidstackzay — 16 hours ago

▲ 8 r/CommercialAV

Speakon spade connector

So I’m in a pinch. Company got these neutrik speak on connectors, anyone use any quick spade connectors from Amazon. 12 gauge cable is what I’m working with.
I’ve done a few with twelve gauge and you can’t seem to fit all your conductors on once the spade lugs are on.
Has anyone just soldered it?

u/hunnidstackzay — 27 days ago

▲ 2 r/subaruimpreza

Coilovers

So it’s time for me to turn the 2016 sedan back into a comfortable family car for my two kids.
I’m currently on coilovers and my wife’s not into it anymore.

Someone give me some ideas for maybe some shocks and springs?
I want to have the comfortable ride back for daily driving and maybe road trips but I also want to be a bit lower than stock height.

Or is bc coilovers with a swift upgrade worth it. Will it be comfortable enough for the fam but still keep me somewhat lowered. What yall think.

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u/hunnidstackzay — 2 months ago

▲ 9 r/CommercialAV

Anyone ever hang one of the sennheiser EW-D in a ceiling?
Specifically a pipe grid. I either need to find a mount or get creative? I’d like to hear people’s input.

u/hunnidstackzay — 2 months ago

▲ 1 r/FirstTimeHomeBuyers

TLDR
So I found a home in the price range I’m shopping in, checks majority of the boxes. Only downside is it’s 30 minutes north of the city I actually want to live in.
I have two young daughters that I want going to school in the area I’m currently renting in (still have about two years til my oldest goes to kindergarten)
I guess what I’m trying to say is, have you ever sacrificed location to live in a home for 3 years to get your foot in the door of homeownership, building equity and then selling two years later to be able to move back to so desired location.

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u/hunnidstackzay — 2 months ago