Dee listened to each of her friends' comments without a word, her face active as she was irritated with Jose, then checking out the barkeepers, then smirking at BB's query about her blue color scheme. But whatever their other comments, she was focused on the idea of how to rig up an outdoor speaker and amp and such. "Car battery could work. And yeah, we can probably borrow from the hall, though if we plan to play outside for long, we ought to get our own in case it rains or something like that. Would a car battery run the keyboard, your bass, the amp, and the speaker, d'you think?"<br/><br/>She didn't know enough about electrical engineering to have any idea what scale they were talking about, but she could think how to make it mobile. "We should get a dolly at Walmart," she told them. "Something lightweight that we can strap the amp and speaker to, so we can get them to wherever we perform. I would be willing to bet someone has made a youtube video about rigging a surge protector to a car battery, so that shouldn't be too hard, I don't think? And then we just all plug into the surge protector. I can probably carry my keyboard on my back, but a second dolly, something foldable, might be useful there too since I'd be bringing the stand as well as the keyboard." A single eyebrow moved in BB's direction for the youtube video suggestion which had spurred her own, but she turned to him at the end. "How much work is it to piece together your drum set? Do you need everything on even ground, really? I'm thinking about grass, dirt, sidewalks, maybe even a street if it came to that, but that should hopefully be the most reliable foundation."<br/><br/>Though she was engrossed in the new topic, ideas bouncing around as she spoke, her eyes did flick to her watch now and again. She was clearly not going to give the producer they were waiting on any longer than the ten minutes she'd asked of the other two.