Your old Rig

[rockstah]

some serious gear in this thread!

 

[ESPVH]

 

[tonefreak]

1977 JMP MKII 2204 Full Stack...

Old Acoustic(s) 370/301...

Early to mid 60s Kustom prototype... (never liked the sound but looks cool as s*#t)...

Sound City 50 Plus...

1980's Peavey Butcher... (Now this thing is a beast) (next to my other Acoustic 370/301)

Old Peavy Classic 100 (don't really use it much anymore but still sounds sweet)

Old Vox Viscount..

those Kustom's look seriously sweet. even if they suck lol

 

[Bieling3]

Man I miss that beast.

 

[Tango]

 

[IbanezMark]

Awesome!
Older Matamps, despite their reliability issues sound great.

 

[Tango]

Cheers

That Matamp is only about 3 years old, I had it custom built 'cause I wanted a pink one

Top amp, never let me down.

 

[zachman]

Zach I think I speak for everyone here when I say... I hate you.

I actually feel sorry for the guy, imaginge this...


1.- Having to decide what amp to use today
2.- Having to dust the amps on the cave on a saturday, and the help is not round
3.- having the roadies/friends/everyone that can help out go sick at the middle of a gig and having to haul the rig back home

Now also seriously, impressive set!!!!

1. The rig allows for (4) amps at a time, to be connected to the rig--and used one at a time plus channel switch them etc...

2. Man cave cleaning is not so bad... FUN really!!!

3. For YEARS-- I mean since 1985/1986, I've been hauling my own (Larger) gear by myself, and still do/can, but am fortunate to have some great roadies and a solid tech who helps me.

(1986 rig) STILL have the White MKIII Boogie Coliseum head

Current rig and my trusty friend/tech

 

[Blisster]

Some former and current rig pics:

Incoming Metro 12xxx:

do you have any other pics you could post?

 

[zachman]

do you have any other pics you could post?

Sure... The ones in the post right above yours, and in post #8.



I think these are fun too though....

 

[pavs]

Awesome gear man!! BUT what a pain to have to carry and set-up all that!!
And I complain about a couple of guitars, pedalboard, amp and a 2x12... RESPECT !!

 

[zachman]

Awesome gear man!! BUT what a pain to have to carry and set-up all that!!
And I complain about a couple of guitars, pedalboard, amp and a 2x12... RESPECT !!

Pain??? Carry??? Nah-- This is a case (For me) that the tonal benefits and control outweigh the BS, by a LOT.

Me and 1 guy roll the gear to the truck (Everything is on casters), and load (3-5 minutes), drive to venue, unload... Pretty simple really Once the gear is staged, and there's power run to the stage-- I'm powered up, and ready to play-- in 5 minutes.

 

[Blisster]

Sure... The ones in the post right above yours, and in post #8.



I think these are fun too though....

 

[Ascension]

This one in particular HURT to sell!! my wife and I hit the wall in January 2010 and lost all income for 5 months. I was forced to sell much of the gear that I had. The one amp I had that would bring the kind of money we needed was a one off Bruce Zinky handbuilt one of a kind 120 watt Fender Prosonic head. the ONLY Prosonic head that was built with reverb and the only one built with the 120 watt Tonemaster power section. It was given to Brad Whitford and I bought it from Brad directly. It was used on the Aerosmith Crazy album I know extensively and spent road time on stage with the band
This rig was absolutely BRUTAL with a thick rich smooth tone unlike anything I have ever played through.
Staying in my home and survival forced the sale and I miss this one greatly!

 

[llll]

I planning on selling these soon so I guess it counts, all signed by the guvnor