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Heddon Greta Speedway Concert Newcastle

One of the first outdoor shows Jands provided audio for was a concert was held at the Heddon Greta Speedway near Newcastle.

The PA system included two Jands 4 x 12″ speaker columns shown on the left side of the photo. Microphones were AKG D190s.

The mixer was designed and largely built by Philip Storey and featured 10 channels with rotary level controls, 2 band eq and stepped input attenuators.

Howard Page mixed the show, on headphones, from the back of a rental truck.

Click on the thumbnails below to see larger images.

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One Response to “Heddon Greta Speedway Concert Newcastle”

sue mccleverty Says:
March 18th, 2010 at 10:54 am
Hi

Do you have a record of the bands that appeared at this rock concert? I would appreciate any information or links that you may have.

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