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Lakland Owners Group #23

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I have an Eden WTX500....doing mostly worship stuff, just need some stage monitoring, with a phat tone. The eden 112's were a bit thin for my taste.

I'm using a Epifani PS112 and LMII as a stage monitor for worship stuff. The PS has more going on in the mids but the GS has a little more booty - set flat.
I really like the GS112 also, but the Epi tweeter is a tad bit sweeter IMO if you're doing any urban gospel tunes. If mostly Christian contemporary or rock-type stuff, the GS112 would nail it.

I put a spring-loaded handle on the bottom with 4 rubber feet so you can tilt it back also.
 
I'm using a Epifani PS112 and LMII as a stage monitor for worship stuff. The PS has more going on in the mids but the GS has a little more booty - set flat.
I really like the GS112 also, but the Epi tweeter is a tad bit sweeter IMO if you're doing any urban gospel tunes. If mostly Christian contemporary or rock-type stuff, the GS112 would nail it.

I put a spring-loaded handle on the bottom with 4 rubber feet so you can tilt it back also.

Thanks Jmain, that was exactly the kind of info I was looking for.
 
Hey all,
Something I was wondering, I assume Markus would be a prime candidate to answer this.
Do single coil Chi-Sonic pickups have 60-Cycle Hum like "original" jazz style pickups?

Luke.

P.S. They should make P-style Chi-Sonics, as previously mentioned, that would be sick. Even if they are noise canceling, it would look pretty sweet.

They do have the 60-Cycle hum.
 
They do have the 60-Cycle hum.

Sorry to be off topic here but I don't totally understand people's beef with single coil hum. I have really good ears and really have a hard time hearing it..in most situations. Live, unless you are sitting right on top of the amp/cab, you will never hear it. Recording..that is a different story. But, still negligible, IMHO. For me, single coil tone totally outweighs the hum "issue" if you want to call them that.
 
Sorry to be off topic here but I don't totally understand people's beef with single coil hum. I have really good ears and really have a hard time hearing it..in most situations. Live, unless you are sitting right on top of the amp/cab, you will never hear it. Recording..that is a different story. But, still negligible, IMHO. For me, single coil tone totally outweighs the hum "issue" if you want to call them that.
+1 to the max.
 
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