tommyindelaware
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guytron gt100 w/ 1......2....or 3 guytron cabs depending on the stage....
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coast2coast
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I have worked for a year on consolidating everything to a real flexible small rack system. It goes Furman power>Mesa Triaxis>HushSuperC>[left side 1/2 space]pro Zoom9050-[rightside 1/2 space] Digital Music System mix>Jamman>RolandSDE1000 delay>RolandSRV2000Reverb>Mesa 50/50 In the back of the Rack a Alesis nanoverb is running off the Triaxis 24/7 Speakerd as Mesa Thieles with Vintage Clestions.
All this is cabled with George L's and then a George L 'snake of cables goes to a custom pedal board I made from 3/8" Alumin. plate. On the pedal board I built a 1/4" jack patch bay from a Radio shack project box. All the pedal board cables are connected to the box always. The 'snake' from the rack system then is color coded so I just quickly insert the 8 1/4" jacks into the correct color on the patchbay and now my pedal board is connected to my rack system. On the Pedal board I have a D.Music Ground control, a VoodLab pedal power, a Digitech FS300 for the Jamman, a Roger Mayer Crossroads to a/b betweeen the Zoom and the Triaxis and 3 Ernie Ball pedals. A Master Volume, and a Delay pedal to dial in wet delay as needed for the Triaxis [via Roland SDE] and a reverb pedal [Roland SRV] These are Ernie Ball Volume pedals that allow me to bring up wet mix live...[the Steve Morse method]. I Have played a frankenstien Ibanez for years and just took delivery of my Ernie Ball Morse model 2 days ago. It is a unbelieveable machine...the clarity and the harmonics are amazing......
I have worked for a year on consolidating everything to a real flexible small rack system. It goes Furman power>Mesa Triaxis>HushSuperC>[left side 1/2 space]pro Zoom9050-[rightside 1/2 space] Digital Music System mix>Jamman>RolandSDE1000 delay>RolandSRV2000Reverb>Mesa 50/50 In the back of the Rack a Alesis nanoverb is running off the Triaxis 24/7 Speakerd as Mesa Thieles with Vintage Clestions.
All this is cabled with George L's and then a George L 'snake of cables goes to a custom pedal board I made from 3/8" Alumin. plate. On the pedal board I built a 1/4" jack patch bay from a Radio shack project box. All the pedal board cables are connected to the box always. The 'snake' from the rack system then is color coded so I just quickly insert the 8 1/4" jacks into the correct color on the patchbay and now my pedal board is connected to my rack system. On the Pedal board I have a D.Music Ground control, a VoodLab pedal power, a Digitech FS300 for the Jamman, a Roger Mayer Crossroads to a/b betweeen the Zoom and the Triaxis and 3 Ernie Ball pedals. A Master Volume, and a Delay pedal to dial in wet delay as needed for the Triaxis [via Roland SDE] and a reverb pedal [Roland SRV] These are Ernie Ball Volume pedals that allow me to bring up wet mix live...[the Steve Morse method]. I Have played a frankenstien Ibanez for years and just took delivery of my Ernie Ball Morse model 2 days ago. It is a unbelieveable machine...the clarity and the harmonics are amazing......
Butch Snyder
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Peavey Classic 50/212...
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Well, I generally plug my Axis into this:
Basically, my rack is based around two preamps - a Marshall JMP-1 and a Rocktron Piranha - run through a TC Electronics G-Major and a Mesa 20/20 power amp... I have a Mesa Wide Body and Recto 1x12" cabs, and a custom made 1x10" that I use some times...
I also have a vintage Fender Deluxe Reverb, a Mesa/Boogie Studio .22+ and a Tech 21 Trademark 10...
Basically, my rack is based around two preamps - a Marshall JMP-1 and a Rocktron Piranha - run through a TC Electronics G-Major and a Mesa 20/20 power amp... I have a Mesa Wide Body and Recto 1x12" cabs, and a custom made 1x10" that I use some times...
I also have a vintage Fender Deluxe Reverb, a Mesa/Boogie Studio .22+ and a Tech 21 Trademark 10...
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simplesimon
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I use a Line 6 Flextone II 2x12. I have been very happy with it. Lots of sounds to work with.
Ever check out a Juke 1210
Might not be for everyone but it's a beauty. 1x12 2x10 in a 45 watt config. Pentode/Triode Special treats are the reverb, tremolo, vibrato. Hand built. Big 3D sound. Clear and harmonic. A great amp to run an overdrive pedal infront of. Don
Might not be for everyone but it's a beauty. 1x12 2x10 in a 45 watt config. Pentode/Triode Special treats are the reverb, tremolo, vibrato. Hand built. Big 3D sound. Clear and harmonic. A great amp to run an overdrive pedal infront of. Don
GoKart Mozart
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Here's my amp:
Here's my pedalboard:
Here's my 3 main axes:
Here's my pedalboard:
Here's my 3 main axes:
Bill Beck
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I'm down to one amp(by choice)
and it's a Blues Pearl Texas Tornado with snakeskin tolex. Quite a looker!
and it's a Blues Pearl Texas Tornado with snakeskin tolex. Quite a looker!
Only really getting back into the guitar playing after years of working far too hard! Haven't even been in a band for 9 years Time to grow old disgracefully!
Amp:
Marshall AVT150. Got this last year and love it to death. A bargain at £350!!!
Electrics:
1989 Ibanez Jem 777VBK- wanted to be Steve Vai many eons ago!
1986 Washburn KC40V- my first electric and still go it. Never play it, just a bit of posterity.
Acoustic:
1987 Hohner Arbor LW400N- my very first guitar. Very cheap (£70) and I still like playing it.
Effects: None! Except the Chorus/Delay/Reverb option on the AVT- lovely
To come: A Luke. To replace the Jem. Saving very hard and almost there
Time to grow old disgracefully!Amp:
Marshall AVT150. Got this last year and love it to death. A bargain at £350!!!
Electrics:
1989 Ibanez Jem 777VBK- wanted to be Steve Vai many eons ago!
1986 Washburn KC40V- my first electric and still go it. Never play it, just a bit of posterity.
Acoustic:
1987 Hohner Arbor LW400N- my very first guitar. Very cheap (£70) and I still like playing it.
Effects: None! Except the Chorus/Delay/Reverb option on the AVT- lovely
To come: A Luke. To replace the Jem. Saving very hard and almost there
MM90luvver
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Cornford Hurricane,
threeminutesboy
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Fender Hot Rod deluxe and Boss GT3 for the effects
Other Guitars Yamaha SG2000 from 77 and Fender Strat with Steve Lukather EMG pickup set
Other Guitars Yamaha SG2000 from 77 and Fender Strat with Steve Lukather EMG pickup set
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Budda Superdrive 80, vintage marshall 4x12, EP-3 Echoplex, Fulltone Clyde wah. Simple, but effective!
Budda Superdrive 80, vintage marshall 4x12, EP-3 Echoplex, Fulltone Clyde wah. Simple, but effective!
Phuc
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Mesa Boogie Mark I into a Fender 2X15 cab.
It's the Maker's Mark of amps: not the fanciest or most complex of amps on the market, but it can be smooth, it can be harsh, and after a few swigs, it kicks your ass hard.
It's the Maker's Mark of amps: not the fanciest or most complex of amps on the market, but it can be smooth, it can be harsh, and after a few swigs, it kicks your ass hard.
