Hi Nancy!
 Thought I'd seen you in here before but this was the first opportunity
to write back. Thought I was the only female in here, so few of us
are into sound, recording in addition to just music. I had to learn
all of the technical stuff just to be able to use electronic
keyboards, which happened to be used with amps and speakers, and like
any control freak I had to learn how it all worked enough to get
through a gig.
Good calls on that live sound job. [Getting taken seriously has always
been a bit of a problem, but somehow I've gotten past a lot of these
difficulties over the years, so that now I'm "overqualified" for most
everything. Wonder when that happened??!! I can recall not being
qualified enough for such a long time! And this always having to
prove yourself to anyone new crap... gets old... fortunately, I've
stayed in Sacramento for 15+ years and am now recognized by many of
those in the industry locally and nationally. It has taken a long time
to get this "networking" going.
 Are you working in the industry or just a fan of gizmos like most of
us? You seem to have a good deal of experience in live sound.
 Bonnie *:>
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