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Matt's Gig Rig - September
2005
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Here
was my "Gig Rig" circa September 2005.
It consists of a 4 space anvil type rack case with three Yamaha
VL70-m's upgraded with the Patchman Music TURBO
VL Upgrade chip, a Boss SE-70 Multi-effects processor, a
TOA D3 Mixer, and a Midi
Jet Pro wireless MIDI system all installed inside it. In
the lower photo, you can see the Crumar EVI on the floor. That
is plugged into the fourth input on the TOA. The MIDI EVI controller
is seen on one of the bass bins in the back of the top photo.
The MIDI EVI has the Midi Jet Pro wireless MIDI transmitter installed
INSIDE the body. The entire MIDI EVI runs off one 9 volt battery.
A main mono output from the TOA mixer feeds the Yamaha
FC9 stereo volume pedal for overall volume control with my
foot. The output of the FC9 footpedal goes to input 1 on the
Bose PAS.
The rack case only needs to have the top lid removed to access
the audio cables and power cable out through the top making set
up quite fast and easy.
The Bose PAS is my amp of choice. It is not cheap but it sounds
great. It functions as the PA and monitor. I usually don't bring
the bass bins for use with my EVI rig, but in this case with
my Trio, the keyboardist was plugged into it as well for both
keyboard sounds and his left hand bass sounds. The bass bins
are great for the bass. The entire trio goes through the Bose
(except for the drums) and it sounds incredible. For small clubs
and more intimate venues, this has worked incredibly well.
Matt
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