[Zepp88]

Originally Posted by JohnnyCNote

I've never used it myself. I've got a Korg SDD2000 that's really nice, but the input jack needs replaced.

Between my brother and me, we've accumulated quite a bit of stuff . . .

I'm a rack nerd so any of that cool shit from the 80s will induce drooling

[JohnnyCNote]

I'll put up some pictures. I used to use 2 SDD2000's, but one belonged to the owner of the PA system, so he got it, and probably sold it later on. My real prize is the MuTron Pedal Flanger. I was shocked to find out they're worth many times what I originally paid in '78. It still works, but it's a bit noisy . . .

[-Nolly-]

There are some great rigs on here!

Mine isn't complete yet, but I'm eager to show off my most recent purchases (G-system and furman)



Still got a few more bits and bobs to go, and then it'll all go in a live-in head/rack case.

[metalfiend666]

Holy shit, that's a very serious rig

[JohnnyCNote]

Originally Posted by -Nolly-

There are some great rigs on here!

Mine isn't complete yet, but I'm eager to show off my most recent purchases (G-system and furman)

Still got a few more bits and bobs to go, and then it'll all go in a live-in head/rack case.

Definitely nice stuff! What kind of amp is that? I've never seen one before . . .

[-Nolly-]

Originally Posted by metalfiend666

Holy shit, that's a very serious rig

Cheers man, I've been working very very hard to afford it all, and done a hell of a lot of research, but it's all coming together very satisfyingly now

Originally Posted by JohnnyCNote

Definitely nice stuff! What kind of amp is that? I've never seen one before . . .

It's a Diezel VH4. Great amps, worth a look.

Diezel website

[PeteyG]

Not all of it (no rack?), and there's soon to be a lot of new purchases for this.

[HAUCH]

Its modest compared to alot of your rigs...But still quite devastating.

[JohnnyCNote]

Originally Posted by -Nolly-

It's a Diezel VH4. Great amps, worth a look.

They're definitely nice. It's amazing how many different amps are available today. The only problem is finding ones to try out. I've always had Peavey, except for an Acoustic solid state amp, a mistake I made in '78. However, I atoned by getting the Peavey Mace. I just got a Fender Blues Jr. for a small/practice amp, and it sounds great.

In the past I'd always figured I'd go with a Mesa/Boogie set-up, but these days it's hard to say. It's all just speculation now, as I've got those two Peavey heads that already sound great and have more power than I've ever been able to use . . .

[-Nolly-]

Pete, I'm going to have to get Nicky to take some sexacious pics of my stuff as well, she snaps some great photos..

HAUCH:

Nice rig man, In a way I wish I had had a way to keep my Cobra, was a really nice amp. What's the deal with the Basson cabs, I see the name cropping up here and there, but I know nothing about them?

Originally Posted by JohnnyCNote

They're definitely nice. It's amazing how many different amps are available today. The only problem is finding ones to try out. I've always had Peavey, except for an Acoustic solid state amp, a mistake I made in '78. However, I atoned by getting the Peavey Mace. I just got a Fender Blues Jr. for a small/practice amp, and it sounds great.

In the past I'd always figured I'd go with a Mesa/Boogie set-up, but these days it's hard to say. It's all just speculation now, as I've got those two Peavey heads that already sound great and have more power than I've ever been able to use . . .

Yeah the selection is pretty mind-boggling.. You reach a point where everything is simply "high-end" - nothing is better or worse than anything else, it's just personal preference..