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Shure Vocal-Masters too, P.A.s have come a long way.The Kustom cabs are part of the PA. .
I’m going to guess that what we’re seeing is the backside of either of these…Shure Vocal-Masters too, P.A.s have come a long way.![]()
The singer in my first band in high school owned a full Vocal Master rig. Even then I knew it was pretty harsh sounding. But at least we had a singer who schlepped the PA!Shure Vocal-Masters too, P.A.s have come a long way.![]()
If I recall, the Fender PS400 had 3 four ohm taps at 135 watts each and had folded horn cabs purpose built for each load.
Fender issued a stand for the head I guess cause the vibration would have been too much to stack it on the cabs.
I can't imagine hauling all that dreck.
But I CAN imagine playing a stadium with it![/QUOTE
Smile when you describe the mighty PS400 as dreck.
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The Kustom cabs are part of the PA. He was generally seen using a combination of Sunn speakers(200s, 2000s, and Orion series with the onboard power amp removed)and Fender heads(Showman and the earliest PS 400).
Shure Vocal-Masters too, P.A.s have come a long way.![]()
We used to WISH we had Vocal-Masters! A long way, indeed...
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That’s what these guys were for…I can't imagine hauling all that dreck.
Here’s a backline shot, during that brief period without Duane, but before Berry’s passing; don’t know why Gregg is not shown….That’s a very early ABB picture, probably from Piedmont Park. What you see in the background is definitely not his amp. They would most likely would have had all their amps shoulder to shoulder behind the drummers. Monitoring was most likely only for vocals.