Bored on a Friday at work... I'll probably post a lot today.
Anyway... Roger Waters is coming to the venue formerly known as Great Woods this September and I can't wait. The last time he played there in '99 he set up a 360 degree sound system in the pavillion so that when they played various recordings over the PA (such as the helicopter intro to The Happiest Days of our Lives) he could make it seem like the helicopter was flying over the crowd by changing the direction the sound was coming from. I was in the very last row of the pavillion that tour and the speakers were directly behind me. It was a very cool effect, although a bit loud given I was right on top of them. This year I'm assuming he'll be rocking a similar setup and I'll be under the pavillion again.
I just arranged to purchase a single DPA 4060. I also have a pair of CSBs. From a straight sound quality standpoint, I believe the single DPA will smoke the CSBs, however, given the nature of Water's PA, I imagine the CSBs would do a better job of capturing the quadrophonic effect/stereo imaging of the show when running using my head as a J-disc.
I'm going to run the DPA anyway, as it's a new toy for me and I'm more concerned with capturing a good-sounding tape, but what would you run in this situation?