In Episode 305, Andy and Sean present an end of summer wrap-up, touching on a wide variety of subjects as concert season for a lot of small to mid-size sound companies wind down and corporate season picks up! Andy shares some big news on his new “day gig,” having left the freelance life to work full time doing tech support for a major manufacturer, and he also talks about visiting with Tal from Dark Matter and hearing their DMA-8 in-ear monitors for the first time. This episode is sponsored by Allen & Heath and RCF.

Meanwhile, Sean delivers more great advice on how to make yourself indispensable to local sound companies when trying to get work as a freelancer, including what the hardest role for most sound companies to fill is versus the hardest role to get hired as. Finally, the boys do a quick rundown of some of the latest new and exciting product news from Wisycom, OnStage, Sound Devices, Shure, RTS, and Meyer!

Episode Links:
Movo MIC’D Lav/IEM Mic Weight
Wisycom RF-over-Fiber Box & MTP61 XL Transmitter
On-Stage MS7300 Mic Stand With Flat Base
Sound Devices 8-Series Mixer/Recorders & Astral Wireless
Shure DCA901 Planar Array Microphone
RTS NOMAD Wireless Intercom System
Meyer Sound GEN-1 Technology For Networked Loudspeaker
Episode 305 Transcript

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