History
The Martin Rush MH 6 Wash
The Rush MH 6 was a good value for money wash light in its day. Although the fixture has now been discontinued, many are still in service.
Read MoreARCA Desk Tape #33 – HIRED HANDS
“There’s nothing better than to mix for a good band. The better they are, the less you have to do once you set it up straight.”
Read MoreDUSTY DAYS: The Slim Dusty tapes
“Slim Dusty was a stickler for good sound. He loved good foldback; it was his number one concern.”
Read MoreWHEELS OF LIGHT: Optikinetics and a lighting revolution
Always engaging, and with an obviously warm regard for his subject, Foakes takes the reader back to the early days of effect lighting.
Read MoreARCA announce 7th ARCA Reunion. Bridge Hotel, Sydney, 2023.
ARCA would like to invite you to a crew reunion in Sydney with as many of the old and current crews as we can find
Read MoreARCA release BRIAN CADD BAND desk tape.
The BRIAN CADD Band LIVE at the Sundowner, Geelong 1982 recording is the 32nd release of the Australian Road Crew Association’s (ARCA) Desk Tape Series.
Read MoreMartin MAC 101
The MAC 101s were known to be cheap, reliable, punchy, and versatile. As they were such a small, light, well balanced fixture, they only needed one clamp.
Read MoreZARSOFF BROTHERS
“To the punters, we are just a bunch of looneys who happen to be able to play music, and who would be just as comfortable beside them at the bar.”
Read MoreRadio Days: The Ian MacRae Tapes
It was comedy that started with a few bogus telephone calls and built to some of the most absurd stunts that delighted Sydney and later Adelaide audiences for a mammoth 18-year reign of breakfast radio mayhem.
Read MoreThe Gaffa Tapes: SOUL NIGHT
“What do I call him? I can’t just call him Porkchops.”
“That’s what everybody calls him,” I was told.
Latest ARCA Desk Tape: MIDNIGHT OIL LIVE, 1982
Midnight Oil are the 29th act to throw support behind Support Act’s Roadies Fund through the Australian Road Crew Association (ARCA)’s awesome Desk Tape Series
Read MoreARCA release new desk tape: Phil Manning live around Oz 1975
Dave, like many other roadies, were the glue that kept the Aussie live music industry together at the very start.
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