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Ooooh I bet that's crisp and clean!GK MB800 and a pair of Hartke hd112’s
Love those Hartke HD112s. They sound Great!!GK MB800 and a pair of Hartke hd112’s
And light too. I decided 2 1x12s instead of 410 for portability. Glad I did. Sounds awesome. I have bad G.A.S. Now though. I’m eyeballing A Genzler setup. Lol.Love those Hartke HD112s. They sound Great!!
I have a few patches on the Zoom B3n based on the 3 preamps I used to change around in the past. The MXR M80, BDDI and B7K. They are very strong emulations of the real thing. The pedalboard is usually enough for the job but I have the Orange Crush 100 combo to push a little air behind me. A small Kustom monitor as well mostly for home practice.
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Love the pedal board set-up. I play in three bands and one of my pedal boards is nearly identical to what you have there. I am currently running just the Zoom B3n but have strongly considered adding one of my Boss TU3's in simply because of the convenience for quick muting. Most places we play I will need a good DI and have had my eye on the Radial as well.
1970 head and a 1969 cab! The fender 400 is from 1970!That Acoustic rig...![]()