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By Anthonio SimmonsTaking care of your audio equipment when setting it up and using it on stage cannot only help to prevent damage to your equipment, but will also ensure that you sound as good as you can.
Cables on stage can easily get in the way of anyone who is moving around, whether they are setting up, checking or packing away the equipment, or they are up on stage to perform. Your equipment should be set up with the cable laid out as neatly as possible. If you have a lot of equipment then a snake cable, which contains multiple wires within the same cable, can be useful.
Cables on stage can easily get in the way of anyone who is moving around, whether they are setting up, checking or packing away the equipment, or they are up on stage to perform. Your equipment should be set up with the cable laid out as neatly as possible. If you have a lot of equipment then a snake cable, which contains multiple wires within the same cable, can be useful.
