Re: [Callers] easy dance to Wizard's walk ?

[Ron Blechner via Callers]

Any of the "march to the center and balance the wavy line of (insert role
here)" dances fit pretty well for easy Wizard's walk dances.

In dance,
Ron Blechner

On Wed, Apr 11, 2018 at 7:04 PM, Mary Collins via Callers <
callers@lists.sharedweight.net> wrote:

> Swim at Round Pond - Stephanie Marie dup imp (2016?)
>
> A1- ones gypsy & swing
> A2- circle left 1x, N swing (end facing down ones on outside)
> B1- Down the hall, turn alone, return,
> B2- balance to N who gates ones around to new neighbor for mirror do-si-do
>
> On Wed, Apr 11, 2018, 7:28 AM Mary Collins  wrote:
>
>> Claire (sorry for prev. misspell),
>>
>> Surprise...my notes say good old Broken Sixpence by Don Armstrong worked
>> well.
>>
>> Both have a DTH in the B1 and just fit so fluidly. Makes me smile
>> everytime.
>>
>> If you need calls for "Swim" let me know.
>>
>> Mary
>>
>> On Wed, Apr 11, 2018, 7:08 AM Mary Collins  wrote:
>>
>>> Clare,
>>>
>>> Stephanie Marie wrote a dance Swim at Round Pond that I called and the
>>> band had Wizzard's Walk in their set. It fit so beautifully, the dancers
>>> beamed as did I. There is another too, done to it, I'll check my notes and
>>> get back to you. Both have DTH moves.
>>> Mary
>>>
>>> On Wed, Apr 11, 2018, 4:36 AM Claire Takemori via Callers <
>>> callers@lists.sharedweight.net> wrote:
>>>
 Does someone have dance choreography for an easy contra that goes well
 with Wizard’s walk tune?

 I know there was a “Grumpy” longways family dance written to go with it.

 Thanks !

 Claire Takemori
 SF Bay Area
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Re: [Callers] Handheld mic advice

[Don Veino via Callers]

Harbor Freight has a line of waterproof hard side equipment cases which are
reasonably priced, rated well and feature foam inserts which can be custom
fitted to gear. I routinely see coupons to get the large one at ~$30.

https://www.harborfreight.com/3800-watertight-protective-case-16-516-in-63927.html

On Thu, Apr 12, 2018 at 12:22 PM, Jonathan Sivier via Callers <
callers@lists.sharedweight.net> wrote:

>I got a Shure BLX a couple of months ago to replace my 20 year old
> Shure wireless handheld.  It has worked fine so far.  I opted for the more
> expensive 2 channel receiver and got a wireless head set as well as the
> handheld unit.
>
>Now I need a carrying case to put everything in.  Does anyone have any
> recommendations on cases?
>
> Jonathan



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Re: [Callers] Handheld mic advice

[Jonathan Sivier via Callers]

   I got a Shure BLX a couple of months ago to replace my 20 year old 
Shure wireless handheld.  It has worked fine so far.  I opted for the 
more expensive 2 channel receiver and got a wireless head set as well as 
the handheld unit.


   Now I need a carrying case to put everything in.  Does anyone have 
any recommendations on cases?


Jonathan
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On 4/11/2018 8:18 PM, Delia Clark via Callers wrote:

Hi,
I need some advice. My wireless mic (Shure PGx2) has finally died - a 
problem with the on/off switch. I sent it to Shure but they said it was 
was too old to repair. Rather than buying through a cheap online site 
like I did last time, which might be why it seems to have broken and 
gone out of date so quickly, I went to the Shure website to look at new 
ones. Two that seem to look a lot like my old one are below. Can anyone 
recommend which might be better for calling, or another handheld 
wireless mic that you’d recommend more?


BLX The ideal entry-level wireless microphone system for small venues, 
BLX offers professional quality sound with simple setup and an intuitive 
interface. $299
- Transmitter form factors include handheld (customizable at 
designstudio.shure.com ), bodypack, 
headworn, lavalier, instrument clip-on, and combo

- Single-channel, dual-channel, and rack mount receiver options available
- Powered with AA batteries
- Offers a 24 MHz tuning bandwidth and up to 12 compatible systems per 
frequency band (region dependent)




PGX-D Digital offers wireless audio that sounds like wired, rock-solid 
RF performance, and simple setup and operation for small clubs and 
venues.  $349
Transmitter form factors include handheld, lavalier, headworn, bodypack, 
and instrument clip-on

Powered with AA batteries
Operates in the 900 MHz frequency band
Up to 5 systems can be used simultaneously

Thanks for any advice you have!
Delia


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