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Rush R-40 Live Bassgasm

Getting ready for round 2
 

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So adding up these basses there's got to be close to a half million in basses here. Every freakin' one of them is real vintage except for two custom
Shops.
And they ain't cheap, neither! :D I wonder what percentage of the total number of 4080s in existence those two represent?
 
Sigh, just checked the tour schedule / map - I'm of course located just about dead center in the "hole" in the middle of their northeast loop, 4+ hours either way, and I'm guessing those shows (NYC and Buffalo) are already sold out.
 
Whoa, that looks like a pretty stripped down stage compared to previous years. Going old school, I guess. Wait, is Geddy playing through SVT's ??
I think someone in another thread said something about the first half of the show, the backline is stripped down to look like their early gigs at high school gyms, small clubs ect. ect. He wasn't sure if the SVT's were just for looks while having his Orange amps actually doing the work behind the scenes. Interesting concept though...
 
Whoa, that looks like a pretty stripped down stage compared to previous years. Going old school, I guess. Wait, is Geddy playing through SVT's ??

It's actually really cool because the show progresses (regresses) from their current material all the way back to their earliest stuff. So throughout the show they continue to strip away all the more modern stage stuff. In the encore when they do working man, lakeside park, etc. the stage is set to look like a high school gym and Alex and Geddy just have single amps set up.

Awesome show!!!