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Ahh, a good old fashioned double entendre makes the world go round doesn't it ?

Anyway, I finally reached breaking point with The Beast, what with two heads, four cabs, links etc. I was drowning in a sea of cables whenever I went out with it, and our crew was giving me dark looks. Therefore, I gutted the Trace units from their cases, and set up the wireless with rackmounts.

So here it is, the GP12SMX, linked to the GP7, with a Line 6 four band diversity wireless system. It's got rid of about four miles of cabling, and I can use my Rick-O-Sound box to split the signal from the Line 6 into both amps. I get about 1500 watts out of it, but you should ask my neighbors for a more accurate measurement. Now all I need is four cables to connect the speakers.

Here it is.
Not shown: Three ton dry weight and strangulated hernia.

Very nice, clean solution Gareth. Has to improve the tone too, as ALL cable has some capacitance. Kudos.

May I say you have one very sexy rack?

Very nice rack. Looks heavy.

Baby Rack


Big Rack - Is very heavy

Jim, your back has my sympathies! My Pro-2 in a SKB X-rack w/rollers and handle is still a heavy monster, but sounds so g o o d!

Here's one I used to have:

Did you have to get Barbeque sauce for it? Or did it come with the BBQ sauce?

Now I've got an Alembic SF-2 Superfilter in there instead of the F-2B, makes a lot more sense! This picture, I was recording and wasn't using the Glockenklang.

Here is my rack.

Samson power conditioner/rack light
Sabine tuner
Shure ULXP4 (killer bass wireless if anybody is in the market for one)
Mesa Boogie 400+ (300 watts of tubey goodness)

Good stuff Brian !!

http://www.babble.com/CS/blogs/famecraw ... Parton.jpg

I was soooo waiting for the Dolly Parton reference.

Anyway, here's one of mine.

The "Little rig"