Putting Drinks On Bass Bins

[Cheezy 0]

I don't think the drinks on speakers stop with bass bins!

 

I used to have rectangular 15" cabs on stands that had flat tops. Many people tried to puty there drinks on the top. Most vibrated themselves off over time, making a mess on the floor and dangerous with broken glass.

 

Now with Mackies, the tops are not that flat, so most punters that I haven't spotted and tried to stop them, end up with booze over them!

 

I agree with what has been said, most people are ignorant or drunk, or both!!!!!

 

You can get cooperation with some, but not all!

 

Cheezy

Nightsounds

[Bolan-Boogie 0]

Am I missing something here could you not just ask them politely over the mic..

 

If this don't work drinks mysteriously go missing lol

Nik

 

And the Dj gets more drunk by the minute !! lol :dan+ju:

[cmj 0]

I would just pop the bass up a touch and make them "dissapear" in the same way bar staff complain when their bottles "walk" to the edge of the bar. The joy of having 4 Ohm BR218's to play with lol . . . .

[Gary (GDK) 0]

I have an illaminated sign which i place on with my letterhead saying

 

"NO DRINKS TO BE PLACED ON THIS SPEAKER"

 

Never had a problem since then, and this is the North East charmers:)

[Jimmy S 0]

I find a couple of bare wires into the mains gently rubbed across there hand as they are about to place the glass onto speaker does the trick...........and only after the have peeled themselves off the the far away wall and combed there hair back into place you explain that they are an IDIOT.

HAVE A NICE DAY

[Bouncy Dancefloor 0]

a local band have made a wedge shape which goes over the pole, effective IMO

 

as per niks post, i would rather prevent the problem than announce on the microphone and be a party pooper