Light Minds Think Alike - All Comments

re: It's a holly jolly holiday at ETC

Harrytyson — Wed, 21 Dec 2011 05:52:56 GMT

Seems that you had a great time!

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re: What does this picture mean to you?

Harrytyson — Wed, 21 Dec 2011 05:46:13 GMT

Save Button!

re: What does this picture mean to you?

bluejin39 — Wed, 16 Nov 2011 08:50:12 GMT

Is a button !!

re: 2 Scene or not 2 Scene

JoshB — Sun, 13 Nov 2011 20:08:39 GMT

I see this is an old thread, but would it be so hard to make an inhibitive submaster to effect only specific submasters? My 2 scene preset needs apply to groups of lights, not individual dimmers.

Thanks,

Josh

re: What does this picture mean to you?

dramer — Thu, 10 Nov 2011 22:57:03 GMT

When I do SAP training here in Middleton I actually tell folks "Now save by hitting the Honda button."

re: The Salon / Manicure Market Segment.

jhamil — Wed, 09 Nov 2011 20:14:46 GMT

Interesting idea..... Maybe a DMX Controllable curling iron or blow dryer would be a better start in the market segment

re: Stuck in Technical Support Mode

jhamil — Wed, 09 Nov 2011 19:53:58 GMT

I knew someone would find my new brain! could you please send it to me!

re: What does this picture mean to you?

milan — Wed, 02 Nov 2011 18:06:05 GMT

That means save... but doesn't Microsoft still have a version of that to save their files?

re: What does this picture mean to you?

rosepatil.rp — Mon, 31 Oct 2011 07:53:01 GMT

well my first thought on seeing the icon was mobile sim card holder.but once i read that is was the save icon,the image got clear in mind.

re: What does this picture mean to you?

Holztech — Mon, 19 Sep 2011 17:05:41 GMT

Though I am quite familiar with the floppy disk, my first thought on seeing that icon was the Honda logo as well. Perhaps because it's blown up larger than it would necessarily be on the actual app you are using is why I made the connection. Once I read that it was the save icon, the disk became the first thing my mind went to. Next we're going to have SD cards or USB sticks for save icons, confusing all us older folk.

re: The ETC product catalog is dead.

john.kuehl — Mon, 13 Sep 2010 18:26:29 GMT

Thank you, everyone, for the really thoughtful comments. This is more than I could have expected. I'll be contacting the five winners --- randomly chosen --- by email to get your t-shirt sizes.

Thanks again!

re: The ETC product catalog is dead.

Smiffy — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 16:08:23 GMT

Q: If you've seen an ETC product catalog over the last few years, how did you use it?

As a general reference.

Q: If you've found the ETC product catalog to serve a particular purpose for you, what is that purpose?

It's a general reference. It sits in my Product Library right next to my desk. It's the first place i look when i need a quick reference during a design.

Q: What is it about the ETC product catalog that makes it useful, or useless, to you?

As above

Q: If you could change one thing about the ETC product catalog, what would it be?

I'm happy with it as it is. Perhaps a little more tech info with accessories and such. Additional system riser examples and so on.

Cheers

Smiffy

re: The ETC product catalog is dead.

austinr14 — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 01:27:02 GMT

As a lighting technician that uses nothing but ETC i have seen my fair share of ETC catalogs and i have to say i just purchased an Ion switching from an Insight 3 that is still working incredibly...just goes to show how long ETC lasts...anyways:

Q:If you've seen an ETC product catalog over the last few years, how did you use it?

Mainly to keep up to date with ETC but I also use it to show fellow technicians about the incredible ETC products.

Q: What is it about the ETC product catalog that makes it useful, or useless, to you?

It is nice to actually have something in my hands instead of a website.

Q: If you could change one thing about the ETC product catalog, what would it be?

Show some more info and pictures of individual products and show some examples of use.

re: The ETC product catalog is dead.

jonslilbro — Tue, 31 Aug 2010 18:13:53 GMT

Q: If you've seen an ETC product catalog over the last few years, how did you use it?

I've used it to browse accessories for current fixtures in my inventory and to look at potential future fixtures to add to my inventory.

Q: If you've found the ETC product catalog to serve a particular purpose for you, what is that purpose?

When purchasing something such as fixtures I like to have a physical catalog to go through as opposed to a web site with a bunch of products posted, it seems just easier to find what I want this way.

Q: What is it about the ETC product catalog that makes it useful, or useless, to you?

Just having a physical catalog in my gig bag as opposed to having to pull something up in a computer.

re: The ETC product catalog is dead.

mlberger — Mon, 30 Aug 2010 23:42:13 GMT

Q: If you've seen an ETC product catalog over the last few years, how did you use it?

I can't remember the last time I have had my own ETC product catalog, I think I may have leafed through one at a dealer or perhaps at a USITT booth.

Q: If you've found the ETC product catalog to serve a particular purpose for you, what is that purpose?

When I used to use it is was more as a discussion tool in meetings. Sometimes it is easier to flip through pages in a large group than the internet.

Q: What is it about the ETC product catalog that makes it useful, or useless, to you?

As I mentioned above, having that tangible object is sometimes very helpful. However, maybe a smaller version of the catalog is a direction to go, something to serve as a discussion starter with more information available in larger print media or simply on the website.