Topic: Stack taping question

[Crumbo]

sorry for the stupid question 

if I'm lined up with the stacks and want to run DIN, how exactly should I point my mics?

for lack of a drawing:  should the center of the "V" be in the middle of the stack or should I angle the mic stand where one mic is pointed at the stack and the other is pointed at the stage?

sorry if that doesn't make any sense 

[Tony B]

sorry for the stupid question 

if I'm lined up with the stacks and want to run DIN, how exactly should I point my mics?

for lack of a drawing:  should the center of the "V" be in the middle of the stack or should I angle the mic stand where one mic is pointed at the stack and the other is pointed at the stage?

sorry if that doesn't make any sense 

I've always gone with the latter, with great results. Mind you, the bulk of my "stack" taping takes place in smaller clubs and bars (i.e., not technically "stacks")....

[Crumbo]

sorry for the stupid question 

if I'm lined up with the stacks and want to run DIN, how exactly should I point my mics?

for lack of a drawing:  should the center of the "V" be in the middle of the stack or should I angle the mic stand where one mic is pointed at the stack and the other is pointed at the stage?

sorry if that doesn't make any sense 

I've always gone with the latter, with great results. Mind you, the bulk of my "stack" taping takes place in smaller clubs and bars (i.e., not technically "stacks")....

thanks +T

any other opinions? 

[Brian]

any other opinions?

move back about 10 rows and get to the center

[Crumbo]

any other opinions?

move back about 10 rows and get to the center

I knew that was going to be said sooner or later 

+T

any other opinions?

[sygdwm]

if its a stack tape, i run din w/ a smaller angle or xy 90-110*. try both.

[Genghis Cougar Mellen Khan]

any other opinions?

move back about 10 rows and get to the center

Which could put you in a dead spot, depending on the venue... 

[Crumbo]

thanks y'all