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On Stage Pic of Your Rig... Big or Small.

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Progress Not Perfection.
Sep 2, 2004
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Vancouver, BC Canada
I love looking at what guys play thru live.

Here's a pic of my ultra light, yet super capable rig. Barefaced Compact + GK MB500 racked with a dual 15 band graphic eq. Its blurry but its there.
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Please post a pic of your rig on stage. :cool:
 
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not a great pic, but it's the most recent one i have, and everyone's sick of seeing the b-15 pic. so that's my current workhorse rig, a micro vr stack...i recently made it a double stack, though. mic'ed with a heil pr40, no di. i believe we were playing "rockin' robin."

pardon the lime green shirts...it was st pat's day, and those were the only green t-shirts we could find on short notice ;)
 
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not a great pic, but it's the most recent one i have, and everyone's sick of seeing the b-15 pic. so that's my current workhorse rig, a micro vr stack...i recently made it a double stack, though. mic'ed with a heil pr40, no di. i believe we were playing "rockin' robin."

pardon the lime green shirts...it was st pat's day, and those were the only green t-shirts we could find on short notice ;)
Jimmy, it continually amazes me that you can get by / be satisfied with a rig so small as the micro vr rig... especially with so many other musicians in the mix.

Isn't it hard to hear yourself?
 
Yea! Excuses to post pics!

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My main rig #1, Bassman 300 into Sunn 2000s cab (no live pics of my full 2000s setup). As is apparent from the pics, it's large, in charge, and seems to be constantly looming right behind me. It also gives great lower back massages.
 
Jimmy, it continually amazes me that you can get by / be satisfied with a rig so small as the micro vr rig... especially with so many other musicians in the mix.

Isn't it hard to hear yourself?
nope. i tilt it back.

:D

i bought a second cab, but it wasn't for volume reasons. our drummer hits medium to medium heavy, and everyone else just turns up enough to hear themselves. we let the pa do the heavy lifting and just go for an overall onstage mix that sounds good and balanced.
 
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My main rig #1, Bassman 300 into Sunn 2000s cab (no live pics of my full 2000s setup). As is apparent from the pics, it's large, in charge, and seems to be constantly looming right behind me. It also gives great lower back massages.

I always love seeing that rig. The cab really makes it, I love the flag on the wood cab. Having 300W of tubes sitting on top doesn't hurt, either.
 

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