let's see your pedalboards!

[pinto79]

Here's my Rig:



Pedals L to R:

Line6 Floorboard, Boss DD-6, Boss CH-1, Boss DS-1, Mashall DriveMaster, Roland GR-33

Amps:

Marshall JMP-1
Line6 AX2 212

Both go to Behringer MX802

to another MX802 to be mixed with the line out form the computer then to a Peavey PV260 Power Amp.

Cabinets:

Sunn Model 412 with 1 Stock (bottom Right) 1 Peavey Sheffield 1230 (Top Left) and 2 Eminence form the AX2. All eventually will be the 1230's.

And a Peavey Black Widow 118

[Cleveland Metal]

I started with this... It just wasn't enough tho...




Then I finally found this, can't wait for them (bought several) to come....

[StukaJU87]

I started with this... It just wasn't enough tho...




Then I finally found this, can't wait for them (bought several) to come....

Fuggin' nice!

[Twisteramps]

Nothing is more brewtal than 5 metal zones plugged into a TV set.

[Annah]

uh.... WHY????????????? That's gotta be lots of fun to set up and tear down when you play live shows, right?

LOL

e's mine

[Annah]

Pinto, how do you like that JMP-1? I had been pondering getting one of those and an EL4 100/100. What are your thoughts?

[horns666]

Pinto, how do you like that JMP-1? I had been pondering getting one of those and an EL4 100/100. What are your thoughts?

I love my trusty, cool JMP-1..it will NEVER leave my hands ..EVER!!

They only pedal I have is a 535Q..

I have three programs in my G-Major..I need a switcher for those.

For me, less is more..

[horns666]

Pinto, how do you like that JMP-1? I had been pondering getting one of those and an EL4 100/100. What are your thoughts?

Annah, Do you like classic VH's , Criss Oliva's , Chuck Shuldiner's, or Glen Drover's tone..if you said yes to any of these..get the JMP-1!!

I don't recommend using a EL 34 tube poweramp with the JMP-1..I never liked that match..

6L6 is works great with them tho..for the above tones..IMO

[pinto79]

Pinto, how do you like that JMP-1? I had been pondering getting one of those and an EL4 100/100. What are your thoughts?

I'm having good luck with it so far. I only got it a couple of months ago so I'm still learning the finer bits...

I need to find an EL34 50/50 to mate with it. It's very 1992 init's gain structure, but the clean "channels" are pushed easily with a good dirt box with good results.

[Riscchip]

What does the patch pad do?

Sorry (again) for the delayed reply. It's basically allows various ways to route and / or split your signal. I don't use it for much...just run the stereo outs from my Choralflange into it, then back out again to the amps.

[horns666]

Pinto..try a dual 100 watt poweramp with 6L6's in stereo..a Marshall Monoblock, a Peavey 120/120..it's friggin' awesome...just "try it".. and bring your rig with you..

even better ..a VHT 2150 w/Kt88s..

I heard and had many buds with the EL34 version of the Monoblock..no thank you!

But if your happy with what ya got..cool

[screamindv]

uh.... WHY????????????? That's gotta be lots of fun to set up and tear down when you play live shows, right?

LOL

I do over 100 shows a year and I pay my roadies very well.

[horns666]

I hardly paid my roadie..he's a pud.

he worked his ass off too...what a pud.:ROTF:

[Annah]

I do over 100 shows a year and I pay my roadies very well.

GODDAMMIT!!!! I have to get one of those! Can I pick one up at GC? Are they cheap? Will they plug right into my rig? HAHAH!

Sorry, screamindv, I'm just bein' silly. That rocks that you're so busy with shows and that you have roadies. I am seriously looking forward to the day when I have my own guy/guys to help me out, AND when I can actually pay them for what they do.

So what band are you in? Where do you usually play?

[jgcable]

I do over 100 shows a year and I pay my roadies very well.

Now you have my interest. I am in Connecticut so I am local to you. What band are you in... where do you play and most importantly... how the fuck do you make enough money playing live to pay your roadies well???? :ROTF:

Even in my most successful band.. our roadies were paid spit but the groupie tips were great.