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Little Amps . . . different thinking

  • Thread starter Thread starter jhan
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As soon as someone makes a padded bag for my Tecamp Puma1000 that allows me to leave the speakon and power cables connected I'll get on board with the idea.

As it stands, going with a shallow Gator rack provides more protection, allows me to keep things plugged in adds very little weight and I can literally tuck my bass, in its case, under my arm and grab the rack. A shoulder strap would be slightly more convenient, but this method has never let me down.

When I bring everything out for larger gigs (two basses in hard cases, two Hercules stands, rack case, pedalboard in hardcase, LDS 15/6/1) it's impossible for me to one-trip load-in/out anyway, so it's of no consequence if I have to use a free hand to carry one more item.
 
How did you rack the GK? The complaint was about not being able to rack micro amps.

GK makes rack ears for the Mb500.

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If i didnt use my shure wireless and my fender rack tuner, then I probably would just set the MB500 on top of my cabs. But I like protecting the equipment and having it all "wired" together already for a quick setup/take down.
 
GK makes rack ears for the Mb500.

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If i didnt use my shure wireless and my fender rack tuner, then I probably would just set the MB500 on top of my cabs. But I like protecting the equipment and having it all "wired" together already for a quick setup/take down.

Just asked for the sake of the thread... rack ears abound for micros, though it's apparently not common knowledge.