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And yes this is really me... I solved my prob with pranks and hacks... new passwords etc.

Guitar:
Gibson LP STD 2003 (with various mods)


Amp:
Marshall JVM410H (with 1960A 4x12)


Pedals:








All that's missing at the moment is a patch between the FS-5U and the DD-7. This will make it's live debut soon

Well, it took me a while (and this thread might be considered dead, or at least quite smelly... ), but here's my setup anyway for a solo-jazz restaurant gig I do every week:
The 410C is on the floor, and feeds a Yamaha Stagepas 500 via the DI. I'm not miking the combo in the restaurant, because at these (very, very low... ) volumes it's more of a hassle and less consistent than the DI.
My Mackie SRM150 monitor is staring me in the face there, I added this, since the backing tracks can be hard to hear sitting under/behind/next to the speakers sometimes. Great little box.
In the future I'd love to up/down/crossgrade to an AXE-FX, just for the convenience of not having to haul the combo around. Plus, and that's strange, over the PA (no mid pot in the channels...) the bridge humbucker sounds somewhat nasal and a little obnoxius, so I'm using the neck for everything. Just thinking now: I haven't tried OD2 yet, that might change things actually. But the AXE-FX would fix that as well, of course....

Cheers,

Benji

Nope, this thread is one that won't get old as long as new guys keep showing up to show their rigs, and the old ones show their newest gear. Until there is a cure for GAS, this thread is safe.

DH

Heres my current rigg:






And some of my other guitars:

Always does one's heart good to see a couple LPs leaning up against a Marshall.

MP

Here it is!!!

Here it isn't, it's much better to upload the pics to the forum as imageshack pix expire after time anyway ...

=Cheers=

Andy

My current rig....

HyFive- What kind of pedalboard is that? It's pretty much exactly what I need.

It's a Furman SPB-8 pedal board. It has power conditioning on board, 3 AC outlets and 8 9V-DC for pedals, but I use a Dunlop Brick for power since I have three pedals that need 18V. Plus hookups for the FX loop, so I run a four-cable snake from my board back to my amp.. I've had it for a few years and done a lot of gigs with it...

Here is a pic of my Marshall as of this moment.

I first found the 1960b cab, then the JVM410H, then most recently the 1936 cab. I suppose I could call it a 3/4 stack in this configuration.

If I play it out, I would probably just take the amp head and the 1936 cab, as I can actually lift the smaller/lighter cab.

-Gary K

This thread never gets old