What's your stage set up? - Page 2

daweed · December 19th, 2003, 03:13 PM

2003 MIM Tele

Behringer V-Amp II (currently using the Buddha amp setting - it's amazing!).

Zorba · December 19th, 2003, 03:27 PM

This is what I'm playing through:

Guitar
G&L ASAT classic
Pedals
TU-2 tuner
DS-1 distortion
DD-6 digital delay
Amp
Music Man RD112

Roel from Holland · December 19th, 2003, 08:13 PM

Guitar
One of those:
- G&L Asat Special
- G&L Asat Z3
- Fender Telecaster 52RI w. Suhr pu's
- Gibson Les Paul 54RI w. P90's

Amp
- Fender Pro Junior (for small gigs)
- Holland Little Jimi 50 w. (for bigger venues)

Pedals
- Boss TU2 tuner --->

- T-Rex Compnova --->

into one or two of those od's or boosters:
- Menatone Red Snapper
- Keeley BD2
- Keeley Sparkle Drive
- Fulltone Fatboost
- G2D Creamtone --->

- T-Rex Tremster --->

- Carl Martin Delayla

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cowboytwang · December 20th, 2003, 04:12 AM

I took my camera to work so I could show a picture instead of listing everything. There were a couple that didn't make into the picture, a 1957 Martin D-18 and a Danelectro baritone. This is an outdoor stage and its been kind of cold the past week so I keep the Martin in the dressing room on breaks. Sometimes I set up a Leslie cabinet also.
I have three setups of this so if I have to play at different Casinos in the same week I can leave the amps and steel, banjo, mandolin, etc. set up at each place and just take my Tele's with me.

Spare amps and speakers

ComingApart · December 20th, 2003, 03:15 PM

For 99% of what I do, my "out" setup is:

- lightly modded Arctic White Nash Dlx
- stock 67 Bandmaster w/ 2X12 cab
Straight into the amp, no effects. A real stripped down clean sound.

I usually bring my DanEcho, my SuperComp and an OD pedal and keep them stored in the back of the cabinet.
I never use them anymore but I still truck 'em out with me wherever I go for some reason.

guitarpicker_ma · December 20th, 2003, 03:51 PM

Currently:

Guitar:
Fender 72 Custom RI telecaster

Pedalboard:
Analogman SD-1/808
Boss CH-1
Boss PSM-5 (used as an a/b)

Amp:
1967 Ampeg Gemini I with the PSM-5 feeding the seperate channels, one being set to 'rhythm' and the other set to 'lead' volume.

Pretty basic, but it does what I need.

jesse

openbar · December 21st, 2003, 11:06 AM

For the rock:

ASAT Special
Boss Tuner
Hiwatt DR504
Marshall 412 Cab

If I'm doing rockabilly, it's my 50's Classic, a delay pedal, and my reissue bassman.

Joel66 · December 21st, 2003, 11:49 AM

My rig doesn't consist of much.

'02 CIJ Paisley RI (SD Broadcaster/SD Vintage 54)
Once in a blue moon I'll take my slightly modded Nashville Tele (brownburst w/maple neck)

Boss GT-6 with pre-amp settings in "OFF" position

Blues DeVille 2 x 12

Shure handheld wireless mic

If I have a gig with the other band that I've joined everything's the same except that I take a Hot Rod DeLuxe amp and a Shure Beta 58 mic.

I should be getting 2 or 3 new guitars shortly, if I can decide on what I want, so they'll see some action also. (but that Paisley ain't gonna be far from reach

)

Joel

Jazzy Jay · December 21st, 2003, 01:52 PM

Homebrew strat or G&L Asat through a
Shure wireless into
Boss TU-50 tuner into
Boss SE-70 (only used for Leslie simulation) into
GK 250 RL 2 x 50 watts SS stereo amp into 1 or 2
GK 4 x 8" 100 watts cabs (I searched long and hard for those, they're quite rare).

Versatile, compact, reliable. Good tone too.

Cheers,

J.J.

December 19th, 2003, 03:27 PM	#42 (permalink)
Zorba Tele-Meister Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 178	This is what I'm playing through: Guitar G&L ASAT classic Pedals TU-2 tuner DS-1 distortion DD-6 digital delay Amp Music Man RD112 __________________ Rose's Runn The Tumbleweeds The Drunken Deacons

December 19th, 2003, 08:13 PM	#43 (permalink)
Roel from Holland Tele-Afflicted Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Den Haag, Nederland Posts: 1,022	Guitar One of those: - G&L Asat Special - G&L Asat Z3 - Fender Telecaster 52RI w. Suhr pu's - Gibson Les Paul 54RI w. P90's Amp - Fender Pro Junior (for small gigs) - Holland Little Jimi 50 w. (for bigger venues) Pedals - Boss TU2 tuner ---> - T-Rex Compnova ---> into one or two of those od's or boosters: - Menatone Red Snapper - Keeley BD2 - Keeley Sparkle Drive - Fulltone Fatboost - G2D Creamtone ---> - T-Rex Tremster ---> - Carl Martin Delayla Powered by a Voodoo Labs Pedal Power II __________________ Proost, Roel http://www.telecastergallery.com

December 21st, 2003, 11:49 AM	#48 (permalink)
Joel66 Tele-Holic Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Cypress Inn, Tennessee Age: 41 Posts: 655	My rig doesn't consist of much. '02 CIJ Paisley RI (SD Broadcaster/SD Vintage 54) Once in a blue moon I'll take my slightly modded Nashville Tele (brownburst w/maple neck) Boss GT-6 with pre-amp settings in "OFF" position Blues DeVille 2 x 12 Shure handheld wireless mic If I have a gig with the other band that I've joined everything's the same except that I take a Hot Rod DeLuxe amp and a Shure Beta 58 mic. I should be getting 2 or 3 new guitars shortly, if I can decide on what I want, so they'll see some action also. (but that Paisley ain't gonna be far from reach ) Joel __________________ It takes a whole lot of liquor to like her but when I'm liquored up I like her just fine

December 21st, 2003, 01:52 PM	#49 (permalink)
Jazzy Jay Tele-Meister Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Belgium Posts: 131	Homebrew strat or G&L Asat through a Shure wireless into Boss TU-50 tuner into Boss SE-70 (only used for Leslie simulation) into GK 250 RL 2 x 50 watts SS stereo amp into 1 or 2 GK 4 x 8" 100 watts cabs (I searched long and hard for those, they're quite rare). Versatile, compact, reliable. Good tone too. Cheers, J.J. __________________ "There's a mighty difference between kneeling down and bending over"

December 19th, 2003, 03:13 PM	#41 (permalink)
daweed TDPRI Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 41	2003 MIM Tele Behringer V-Amp II (currently using the Buddha amp setting - it's amazing!).

December 20th, 2003, 04:12 AM	#44 (permalink)
cowboytwang Tele-Afflicted Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: mojave desert Posts: 1,582 14 Photos	I took my camera to work so I could show a picture instead of listing everything. There were a couple that didn't make into the picture, a 1957 Martin D-18 and a Danelectro baritone. This is an outdoor stage and its been kind of cold the past week so I keep the Martin in the dressing room on breaks. Sometimes I set up a Leslie cabinet also. I have three setups of this so if I have to play at different Casinos in the same week I can leave the amps and steel, banjo, mandolin, etc. set up at each place and just take my Tele's with me. Spare amps and speakers

December 20th, 2003, 03:15 PM	#45 (permalink)
ComingApart Tele-Meister Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Southern Arkansas Posts: 216	For 99% of what I do, my "out" setup is: - lightly modded Arctic White Nash Dlx - stock 67 Bandmaster w/ 2X12 cab Straight into the amp, no effects. A real stripped down clean sound. I usually bring my DanEcho, my SuperComp and an OD pedal and keep them stored in the back of the cabinet. I never use them anymore but I still truck 'em out with me wherever I go for some reason.

December 20th, 2003, 03:51 PM	#46 (permalink)
guitarpicker_ma TDPRI Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: tax-a-chusetts Posts: 44	Currently: Guitar: Fender 72 Custom RI telecaster Pedalboard: Analogman SD-1/808 Boss CH-1 Boss PSM-5 (used as an a/b) Amp: 1967 Ampeg Gemini I with the PSM-5 feeding the seperate channels, one being set to 'rhythm' and the other set to 'lead' volume. Pretty basic, but it does what I need. jesse

December 21st, 2003, 11:06 AM	#47 (permalink)
openbar Tele-Meister Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Boston Posts: 321	For the rock: ASAT Special Boss Tuner Hiwatt DR504 Marshall 412 Cab If I'm doing rockabilly, it's my 50's Classic, a delay pedal, and my reissue bassman.