Show us your rig of choice for the weekend ** Basschat edition**

[Sean]

A slight variation tonight. 

GK Legacy 800 head for a slight change 😆. The Fusion 550 is off the road for a small repair. 

 

Sounded good at sound check through the LFSys.

 

Edit: 

 

The venue was The Queen's Tap in Swindon. It's a big traditional boozer, high ceilings, wooden floors. I was really pleased with my sound but more importantly, so was the drummer. I had to sit on a stool to play yesterday (foot injury) and was right next to the cab. The sound was absolutely crystal, I could hear every nuance of my playing and gear, all the clanking, gritty sizzle of the GK/Spector combination. The sound of my rig last night was so detailed it helped my playing, gave me confidence and when we played an unplanned and unrehearsed Sweet Child 'O Mine I got goosebumps from the playing the intro. The Monaco is that good! @stevie 

Edited Sunday at 10:59 by Sean

[Sean]

The Chequers in Marlow tonight and a complete change. 

Mesa Walkabout. This'll be the first time I've gigged it in a few years and the first time running without a GK in a while too. 

It's just come back from The Amp Hospital in Guildford and it's all working beautifully again. 

 

It's a very different beast to any of the GKs and it gives the Spectors a slightly different voice. I dialled out the low end from about 50hz on the parametric and we were happy with that. You can see it's right in a corner and it's elevated on a pew. It's a very cramped venue, so much so I kept bashing my right elbow on the crash cymbal.

 

Crystal clear sparkly grit/clank all night long and the Monaco was fab. Lots of very fuelled-up posh punters who'd obviously been "playing in the snow (hey ho)" before coming out. 

 

Next gig is in two weeks and we're going for something completely different. If I've got the strength 💪 😉

Edited 2 hours ago by Sean
better foto