Production needed feb 13
Production needed feb 13
Hair Force One is in need of full production on feb 13 at the Roadhouse pub in WV. its not that far of a drive from the altoona area. anyone interested please contact me asap..
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Re: Production needed feb 13
You know, I was thinking about this post. The Roadhouse Pub is almost 2 hours from Altoona.hitman18 wrote:Hair Force One is in need of full production on feb 13 at the Roadhouse pub in WV. its not that far of a drive from the altoona area. anyone interested please contact me asap..
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By saying "it's not that far from the Altoona area" it's apparent that you think this should not be a factor in the cost.
To provide "full production" you are unlikely to find anyone who will do so in a vehicle less than 10,000 lbs GVW. At that level and above, if you are are using public highways for commercial purposes you must follow the NMFTA rules (National Motor Frieght Transporation Adminsitration).
In this case, if you are crossing state lines or traveling more than 150 miles from homebase, drivers must keep a log book, and have no more than 10 hours on shift (including drive time) and do any driving. To make it down there, set up and do a 10PM to 2AM gig and travel back and forth would probably violate several regulations.
Any production company worth it's salt will get a hotel room and require per diem which will drive up the cost of the quote.
Just sayin.
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any sound company "worth its salt" would help these guys out or simply say "sorry can't help you" instead of quoting d.o.t. and other regs. as a holder of a cdl, you only need to rent a u-haul to move your gear. that way the regs do not apply.
anyway, good luck nate i would love to help you guys out that night but the strip is out that night. rock on bro
anyway, good luck nate i would love to help you guys out that night but the strip is out that night. rock on bro
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Re: Production needed feb 13
Not to hi jack your thread but these are the Fed. Regs.LHSL wrote:You know, I was thinking about this post. The Roadhouse Pub is almost 2 hours from Altoona.hitman18 wrote:Hair Force One is in need of full production on feb 13 at the Roadhouse pub in WV. its not that far of a drive from the altoona area. anyone interested please contact me asap..
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nathan
By saying "it's not that far from the Altoona area" it's apparent that you think this should not be a factor in the cost.
To provide "full production" you are unlikely to find anyone who will do so in a vehicle less than 10,000 lbs GVW. At that level and above, if you are are using public highways for commercial purposes you must follow the NMFTA rules (National Motor Frieght Transporation Adminsitration).
In this case, if you are crossing state lines or traveling more than 150 miles from homebase, drivers must keep a log book, and have no more than 10 hours on shift (including drive time) and do any driving. To make it down there, set up and do a 10PM to 2AM gig and travel back and forth would probably violate several regulations.
Any production company worth it's salt will get a hotel room and require per diem which will drive up the cost of the quote.
Just sayin.
http://www.fmcsa.dot.gov/rules-regulati ... /index.htm
That's the kind of thinking I was eluding to that is incorrect. If you are engaged in commercial transport (hauling band equipment to a gig to make money), and say you have a Ford Expedition and you rent a 3000# uhaul, you are now over the 10,001 lbs limit and you have to comply with fed motor transportation regs if you travel out of state or further than 150 miles. That's all I'm saying.sunsetbass wrote:any sound company "worth its salt" would help these guys out or simply say "sorry can't help you" instead of quoting d.o.t. and other regs. as a holder of a cdl, you only need to rent a u-haul to move your gear. that way the regs do not apply.
I just have always felt that people don't give enough credit to all the work and thought that goes into running a sound company. I have had customers that do appreciate it and ones that didn't. I choose to service the customers that are willing to pay for the services and abide by the law.
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how ever you wish to look at the "law" is up to you the point was there was no need for that reply. if you were not interested you didn't need to reply.LHSL wrote:That's the kind of thinking I was eluding to that is incorrect. If you are engaged in commercial transport (hauling band equipment to a gig to make money), and say you have a Ford Expedition and you rent a 3000# uhaul, you are now over the 10,001 lbs limit and you have to comply with fed motor transportation regs if you travel out of state or further than 150 miles. That's all I'm saying.sunsetbass wrote:any sound company "worth its salt" would help these guys out or simply say "sorry can't help you" instead of quoting d.o.t. and other regs. as a holder of a cdl, you only need to rent a u-haul to move your gear. that way the regs do not apply.
I just have always felt that people don't give enough credit to all the work and thought that goes into running a sound company. I have had customers that do appreciate it and ones that didn't. I choose to service the customers that are willing to pay for the services and abide by the law.
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HAH that made my dayREDillon wrote:Booter,
I have a really big boom box with big ass speakers, a wire and a heat lamp that's quite bright and will fry your nuts. I would be thrilled to be your production. Where do I sign up??
Laugh if you want to, really is kinda funny, 'cause the world is a car and you're the crash test dummy.
Define need. There are no specific rules against posting something like that on the forum. There are rules against excessive off topic posts. I don't think I post off topic too often so I don't think I've violated that rule.sunsetbass wrote:how ever you wish to look at the "law" is up to you the point was there was no need for that reply. if you were not interested you didn't need to reply.
I've observed that there is little caution or respect given to the details regarding live music production and I feel its because some people want something for nothing.
If I misinterpreted the comment "its not that far of a drive from the Altoona area" while I don't feel that statement is true, I apologize to hitman18.
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hey
If not more than a 100 miles no logs.
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*OR* traveling across state lines. Look it up.BloodyFingers wrote:If not more than a 100 miles no logs.
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let me claify my statement. the "law" i was speaking of were the reg's you were quoting. not the rules of RP.LHSL wrote:Define need. There are no specific rules against posting something like that on the forum. There are rules against excessive off topic posts. I don't think I post off topic too often so I don't think I've violated that rule.sunsetbass wrote:how ever you wish to look at the "law" is up to you the point was there was no need for that reply. if you were not interested you didn't need to reply.
I've observed that there is little caution or respect given to the details regarding live music production and I feel its because some people want something for nothing.
If I misinterpreted the comment "its not that far of a drive from the Altoona area" while I don't feel that statement is true, I apologize to hitman18.
so i WHATEVER!!!!!!!!!!
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there you go re trying to turn me on again.REDillon wrote:Booter,
I have a really big boom box with big ass speakers, a wire and a heat lamp that's quite bright and will fry your nuts. I would be thrilled to be your production. Where do I sign up??

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Jones wrote:Pretty sure these guys have been around long enough to know what to expect pricewise. All you really had to do is say we're not willing to travel two hours or maybe send them a pm to see what they're willing to pay.
BINGO!!!!!!!
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regs hehehe
i thought this was rock and roll we dont need no stinkin regs !!!
load the truck and lets roll !!heheh!!
where is matt sikoski when you need him !!!
load the truck and lets roll !!heheh!!
where is matt sikoski when you need him !!!