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TylerSavage wrote:I ve never ever ever thought to bring a speakon adapter.not a bad idea mind you.Yeah, totally worth it. I have been carrying one since my earliest days of doing sound, in case I needed to run a longer speaker cable for some monitors and for some reason the club couldn't help, or one of the bands was in the situation you mention with gear shares. They're cheap. Worth having.

garthplinko wrote:Bottom line is that putting yourself in the other person's shoes goes a long way regardless of the role you're in w/ this whole thing we do.Wise words. You also gain a better ability to communicate your needs in a way that the person you're talking to will understand, because you know where they're head may be at.

Please take your beer off my amp...

Tommy wrote:Redline wrote:Please take your beer off my amp...Another excellent reason to have the 50w vs the 100w.Ding!I still don't want a beer on it, though...

Redline wrote:Please take your beer off my amp...Another excellent reason to have the 50w vs the 100w.

Maybe I'll drag the Ampeg out to the show I'm playing in October and post a picture of it. That thing has been bad luck live for some reason, though.Still trying to sell the Mesa, so that sits at home where it can stay clean.

This is my recording rig. The left pile of amps sits on a road case/iso box with a 1x12 cab.

Evanc521 wrote:This is my recording rig. The left pile of amps sits on a road case/iso box with a 1x12" cab.Nice Carrs. I love those things. A good friend has one and I've been inside it a few times. So very nice!

yeah same, don't see them out that much but great