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Dont do this on stage !!

i want a real 1515/66 so bad. or a carboard cutout. Where can i order that greenboy?

Start out with this and a 1200 watts or so, and your lust will not be so consuming:

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Is this why people hate bass players? :D

and the headphones are there for...???

I'm guessing they are disguised gun-range hearing protectors myself.
 
I took a stab at using Guitar Rig once, couldn't stand the latency and the not having actual knobs.

I can't speak to the lack of knobs, which I do understand, but the latency is the fault of your system, not the software. I use it frequently for building scratch tracks as it's much easier than setting up and mic'ing an amp, especially when it's 1:30 in the morning and inspiration has struck and I want to put it down before falling asleep and forgetting it.

On my system, through an Apogee Duet running off of a FireWire cable into my MacBook Pro, the latency is so slight that it is inaudible. Even zooming WAY in on the waveform, you'd be hard pressed to see any deviation from the beat when played properly, i.e. in time with the click.
 
No.. I don't. We play small places (houses or bars) and play really loud. Played some house shows that were super packed, bar shows are usually hit or miss crowd wise, around 50 or so people being a decent turnout. I doubt we've ever even played for 100 people at one time. ha

Was talking about the owner of the dual fEArful 1515/66.
 
greenboy said:
Kills me when people talk about latency. Like free air doesn't have it. Go far enough back on a wireless and it's crazy hard to play with the band.

Ha! I remember this happening in high school and feeling like a dumb ass :). The guitar player and I wandered out into the audience at an outdoor show at a large park. By the time we got out to the back, the drummer actually stopped because we ended up so far behind the beat. The singer started laughing and said something like "guys, you gotta come back so we can finish the song" . It was kinda funny.