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Jack plugs directly into the sound board with two low impendance jacks going stereo out of his Walter Woods amp head. Jack doesn't not use a house monitor but brings his own. Jill will bring her own switched microphone to plug into house system. She needs a house monitor. Other requirements: - A house microphone on a stand for Jack to speak to the audience. - A ten foot table to sell product and display trophies and a person to administer sales. Jack will provide cash for making change and simple instructions for credit card sales. - Stage lighting should be red, pink, yellow and white. No blue or green. - Do not mic the bass drum. (The sound is faintly picked up through the other mics.) - The accoustic bass which we use shouldn't sound like a bass guitar through the house system. Pull down "contact" above to email Jack regarding specifics of each concert. |