New member from Kansas City. Former sole broadcast/transmitter engineer for a 100Kilowatt FM College station (CE without the title) then moved on to producing and recording syndicated radio music programs for a religious world headquarters. Annual Handel's Messiah recording and broadcast (Large orchestra, 300 voice choir, 4 soloists). Hundreds of hours recording classical pipe organ. Opened RBW Records in 1990 and was self employed recording around the country, operating a struggling little e-commerce record label and designing and installing in-house video systems for call centers for data and powerpoint. Also designed custom 3 and 4 way mic transformer mic splitters for a Colorado Acoustic Design Firm that put my gear in a half dozen opera houses around the world. Also served as an RF and support tech for Arrowhead Stadium game day production from 1993 till 2005. Not great years for Chiefs football but most games were a lot of fun. Am now moving into collecting some vintage audio equipment, restoring them as necessary. Selling a few and maybe putting together a small analog/digital hybrid composition and recording home studio. I love my late 50s/early 60s Altec A7s, vintage Crown D60, D150 and D300 amps. A dozen or more great mics (Schoeps to Shure to AKG and EV), a vintage AKG BX20 reverb, various outboard gear and mic pre's. I look forward to tapping the knowledge on this list as I make my final years of life journey finding and experiencing great audio.
