[BC] Sports headsets

[Glen Kippel]

Right.  If you're not doing a remote or two every week, it makes more sense
to rent.  When I was at KAPX in San Clemente, that's what I told the
owners.  I contacted a pro sound guy in Santa Ana, Charlie Webber, and he
not only provided the gear, but he set it up and ran it most times.  Why tie
up capital and worry about depreciation schedules and maintaining equipment
when you can take it as an expense?


On Sun, Sep 7, 2008 at 6:29 AM, W2XJ <w2xj at nyc.rr.com> wrote:

> Most networks rent or lease most equipment used on remotes. They generally
> rent from the same handful of suppliers. Is is not uncommon for a
> production
> truck to go from  a network A event to competing network B. This applies to
> a lot of the technicians involved in the events as well.
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