[GentleHands McCoy]

The UPS man dropped off my new power conditioner. I got a Furman PL-8C, partly on the reccomendation from a few guys here (JJ was particularly helpful with his responses both here and on sevenstring). It actually does make a measurable difference, and I'm happy that now my equipment is protected.

Heres my little studio back at my house in Jackson. The next thing coming is ex-29 headphones so that I can actually monitor what I record when I'm sitting right next to the cab.

Rack's are way more addictive than regular guitar equipment. You always want to add something to them. Gonna get an FX unit and Tuner (Using G Tune plugin right now, which is supposedly what peterson uses) in the near future.

:Metal:

 

[eleven59]

Nice setup :yesway: Racks are indeed addictive, you just have to fill every hole, and then when you do, you wish there were more holes to fill :lol:

 

[GentleHands McCoy]

Nice setup :yesway: Racks are indeed addictive, you just have to fill every hole, and then when you do, you wish there were more holes to fill :lol:

Then when you herniate yourself from lifting your rack you wish you had a nepalese sherpa to carry it!

 

[eleven59]

Then when you herniate yourself from lifting your rack you wish you had a nepalese sherpa to carry it!

That would have come in handy with my old bass rig :lol:

 

[GentleHands McCoy]

That would have come in handy with my old bass rig :lol:

Thats a pretty sick rig. Is that all in one roadcase?

 

[eleven59]

Thats a pretty sick rig. Is that all in one roadcase?

Yep, an ATA rated flight case actually :lol: The case itself was pretty heavy, and filled with gear it was ridiculous :lol: I could lift/carry it myself, but I didn't like to, and my back hated me afterwards when I did :lol: Usually it was a two man job.

 

[darren]

Nice setup :yesway: Racks are indeed addictive, you just have to fill every hole, and then when you do, you wish there were more holes to fill :lol:

That's what she said.

 

[96]

That's what she said.

BAHAHAHAH

 

[darren]

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That's a sharp-looking rig. Very compact. Very... black.

 

[Zero]

If I had a nickel for everyone I saw with a 50/50 and E530, I'd have at least a quarter. It's a popular setup for a good reason :yesway:

 

[GentleHands McCoy]

If I had a nickel for everyone I saw with a 50/50 and E530, I'd have at least a quarter. It's a popular setup for a good reason :yesway:

What kind of cab are you running yours with? If I wanted to run it into the mesa it would be an impedence mismatch, so I just switch sides approximately half a week. Still obviously a pretty loud setup.

I guess it is kind of popular for a rack setup. The engl e530 enjoyed a fair amount of popularity over the last year for being a kick ass preamp. What tubes do you have in yours?

 

[Randy]

My friend's running the same rig but with a G Major 2 between the two pieces. Sounds crushing. Awesome score, man. :yesway:

 

[Zero]

I'm running mine through an old Peavey cab with Celestion G12K-85s, and I've rigged the cab into a dual 8-ohm stereo. Really lets me do some cool things with the G-Major. my 530 has a Chinese in V1, and I think, a JJ in V2. Might be an EHX.

 

[Vince]

One big plus for this rig over an amp head is that you're running in stereo, so effects should be super easy to route.

 

[Zero]

The G major's ability to run left delay at X with the right delay at X+4ms is a super-handy tool to have on-hand.