Gigging Equipment..

[kerplunk182]

1st gig that i think u need to make an awesome impact.

1st step.

1.buy a mesa boogie dual or even rectifier with a 4x12 cab and than for other guitarist buy a peavery 6150+ with a 4x12 cab. or a HiWatt, or Marshall JCM 800, etc.. or something nice and tubey

2. for bassist go get a 8x10 ampeq with a SVTPro4 head. u need that wattage to cut thru 2 guitards with the above set-up

3. drums. bring a trigger and a dedicated roadie to set it up. faster that way.

4. singer bring own mic unless u wanna taste the previous band saliva.

well u can use the distortion/od from those amps those are good enuff, u might wanna add modulation and what not, u can also bring your own sound engineer and brief him what type of sound u wanna achieve. depending on venue u may or may not need to mic the amps or di the bass.

Imagine all that... When a band plays like shit. I've had to use 15 watt solid state amps to amplify a school hall of a few hundred screaming teenagers. Now, that's nasty.

 

[LadyInTears]

Imagine all that... When a band plays like shit. I've had to use 15 watt solid state amps to amplify a school hall of a few hundred screaming teenagers. Now, that's nasty.

hahaha reminds me of my sec school days, laughing at the bands who play with shit gear and sounding like shit

 

[j_m_s]

@ Kerplunk. LOL

I'm about to do something similar 4 or 5 times in the next 2 months. in almost the exact same place.

ok wait. 6 times.

 

[bf0502tr]

Imagine all that... When a band plays like shit. I've had to use 15 watt solid state amps to amplify a school hall of a few hundred screaming teenagers. Now, that's nasty.

tried using my 15watter to play to a very open venue audience. and i forgot to bring an extra cable for my pedal. i had to play with the vol to get my clean and distorted tones. and even with the gain and vol turned all the way up i still cant get all to hear. my solo was literally air guitar -_-