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a pile of killer gear...with no rack...hmmmm?
a pile of killer gear...with no rack...hmmmm?
The formula has the best clean out of all of those.
Your’s ?
I rack my power amps separately so no wheels and can move them "easily"
I used to have a 9200 , that and the fan sounded like a helicopter made me swap to VHT.My 9100 is in its own rack, and I still hate moving that fucking thing. I think it’s right around 70lbs.
Anyone here have a want/need for a Carvin (mirror front) TS100 power amp in great condition?
I never REALLY needed it, but I traded something for it, so it was easy. Having said that, it’s very near my, “not really worth selling/shipping” threshold, but, if a forum bro needed it, I’d consider it, etc.
I’ve considered chasing one of those VTwin preamps. I used to own one of the pedals and it was ok-ish. I’ve wondered if the rack version sounded better.
The first time I saw a patchbay in a studio I asked what is that?Got the patchbay completely wired up full normal mode. It’s like adding magic to the setup.
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I should have worked a patchbay in years ago. So nice being able to reroute without crawling on the ground. lol
Labeled it but that’s going to last about 37 days before I end up having to break out a sharpie or sticky note.
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There is a special place in hell for designers that make devices with power switches on the back, but thats about the biggest gripe I have atm.
If you're not going anywhere those are fine. A little flimsy for any transporting though.yeah trying to consolidate into the apartment from years of pipe dream storage/testing, these are all empty now as of 1 hour ago
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these are gonna need wheels
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ideally i just want the whole lot in one stack. I'm thinking a 12 or 16 on wheels for the heavy ass power amps and a few of the duplicate preamps then a 2 post for the majority of the daily driver preamps, most are really light, you could just pick the whole thing up and plop it down where you want it, desk/cab/floor...
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I've got two 12 space SKB shock racks for *live* use that I now use for tube pre/power amps because they're awesome at heat dissipation.If you're not going anywhere those are fine. A little flimsy for any transporting though.
I didn't realize I quoted the whole comment, yeah the skbs are great. I was more referring to the thin sheet metal ones at the bottom of the post.I've got two 12 space SKB shock racks for *live* use that I now use for tube pre/power amps because they're awesome at heat dissipation.
First one ever built was for Pat Guyton, when he was touring with Shotgun Messiah, which he still had when we were jamming & tried to get a band/project going...
SoCal used to have guitarists on every street corner, but "good" bassists were hard to find![]()
If you're not going anywhere those are fine. A little flimsy for any transporting though.
Yep makes sense. For a little bit more you could get a SoundTown or an Odyssey that would be more robust, but if the gear isn’t going anywhere those are definitely good enough.yeah they're av racks meant for servers and stuff, cheapest option i could find to rack everything in the living room. if i ever need to take something to rehearsal I think I'd just pack out the fractal and 50/50 and a 4x12. running fractal in stereo with resistive load sic into tube power into a real 4x12 had me in fucking hysterics, global EQ is straight up nut-ville into a real 4x12