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Show your backsides

Anybody else get a bit too careful with their wiring?

Show your rig's backside here.

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katri said:
cool idea but you might want to post your front panels aswell so people can see what you are playing through.:)
Dan

Erm..OK

Peavey Sarzo -> Peavey ProBass 1000 pre -> Effectron JR delay -> Behringer Composer Pro -> Behringer Composer Pro (both channels in series) -> QSC RMX 1450 -> Peavey 215(modded with Speakons, refinished in bed liner paint), Eden 12" coax in some random monitor wedge (also modded with Speakons)

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ulrich said:
Erm..OK

Peavey Sarzo -> Peavey ProBass 1000 pre -> Effectron JR delay -> Behringer Composer Pro -> Behringer Composer Pro (both channels in series) -> QSC RMX 1450 -> Peavey 215(modded with Speakons, refinished in bed liner paint), Eden 12" coax in some random monitor wedge (also modded with Speakons)

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What kind of bed liner paint did you use? I want to refinish a cabinet, and I never even thought of using that stuff. Sounds like a good idea.
 
That's the Phil Jones Bass Buddy. I actually just sold it two days ago. It's actually a really great sounding little unit with lots of options, but I want to try either a second Boss VF-1 or a tube half-rack pre like the Summit Audio TD-100 or the old H&K B.A.T.T./Bass Master. I think my entire rack weighs like 29lbs.