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A Just For Fun Thread - "Coolest looking cabs\stacks"
- Thread starter calypsocoral302
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Many beautiful amps and cabs out there!
Mesa has a lot of very attractive pieces of gear… here is my personal set up. I find it very appealing to look at AND hear. Simple and modest but gets the job done very well.
Mesa has a lot of very attractive pieces of gear… here is my personal set up. I find it very appealing to look at AND hear. Simple and modest but gets the job done very well.
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smile and have coffee !
- Sep 17, 2003
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- I read music - but still play from the Heart !
First time I saw a live rock band I was 13. It was 1974. A free outdoor show at a movie theater parking lot. I stood right in front of Billy Sheehan and when I walked up they were playing the Tubes “White Punks On Dope” and he looked just like this.
It blew me away. Amazing…
Always found this guy's gear pile impressive..
nice brand, too! LOVE mine!!
nice brand, too! LOVE mine!!
I stacked these up in order to try the biamp function of the head, hehe 
Old, weathered and rough, but it'll let you know that it's there.
Seeing Black Sabbath in the mid 70’s, I was expecting to see the Orange amps from the TV appearances, but instead I was pummeled by a stage full of Laney’s. Geezer never let me down when it came to his rigs. Included a pic of the Laney rig, the mystery Cord stacks ( probably back line rentals) his Ampeg rig and finally his Hartke rig.Attachments
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My “tubes without tweeters” stack…
My first legit rig was the silver sparkle, Kustom 100 with matching 2-15 bottom.
I still have my Kustom 100 with 212 cts cab in blue metal flake.
You know, they weren’t bad sounding gear. Believe it or not, I swapped my Kustom 100 for a blown Hiwatt Custom 100 head even up. This was back in the mid 70s, I took it to my Ampeg repair tech, it had the wrong power tubes, a $60 repair and I was good to go.
It was the cover of the Trace Elliot V-Type product catalogue.
