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SABIN E-zineIssue #3 October 24, 2001 Inside this issue... FBX Power Power Users Q-Tips More on Sabine Products: Graphi-Q™ Power-Q™ True Mobility™ FBX-2020P™ FBX SOLO™ Back Issues Issue #1 Issue #2
Welcome to the third issue of our new e-mail newsletter, designed to help you get the maximum benefits from using Sabine products. Please feel free to reply and make a suggestion, or ask for a specific topic to be covered. Or if you want to stop receiving SABIN E-zine, reply with the word "unsubscribe" in the subject line of your email.News Sabine FBX Shrinks Rack Boosts Power Sabine Graphi-Q & Power-Q Give Hardworking Armed Forces Entertainment Cover Band Crisp, Clear Sound Without Feedback "Our PA rack shrunk and our sound grew, and its all due to using Sabine equipment," states Michael Vangerov, sound system engineer and lead guitar for the San Diego-based award-winning dance cover band, Liquid Blue. "We started with the Sabine Power-Q," recalls Vangerov, "it replaced several other pieces of equipment in our rack, but only used 2-U of space its the Swiss Army knife of audio processors," Vangerov attests.
"Power-Q or Graphi-Q, whenever you add Sabine equipment to your rack, you get the full power of your PA system without having to add more amps or speakers and that saves money, time and your back." Michael Vangerov
"When we put together a separate system for touring, we selected the Graphi-Q GRQ-3102," says Vangerov. "Its a digital EQ, feedback controller and compressor with analog style controls, but with a very cool digital readout that shows me exactly what my settings are," he continues. "Power-Q or Graphi-Q, whenever you add Sabine equipment to your rack, you get the full power of your PA system without having to add more amps or speakers and that saves money, time and your back," Vangerov asserts.
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Armed Forces Entertainment band: Liquid Blue