Okay, I'll get a picture of the thing when I get it set up tonight. Usually takes me about a hour to get it put together and sound checked the way I want it. 'Nother hour to tear it all down and loaded out again.
This darned music is making me feel my age any more. Speakers weigh in right at 100 lbs a pop. That bottom rack bumps 200 lbs and is just about all I can handle by myself anymore. :>(
Oh, and the racks include top to bottom:
Left pan PA system Furman Power Conditioner Stereo Studio Tube Guitar processor Vocal delay unit (2 channel) Dual channel BBE Sonic Maximizer Roland GR50 synthesizer Vocal harmony splitter (configured in stereo) Right pan PA system
Sound module in front of the rack and the sequence timer is positioned in front of it yet. :>)
The Roland GR1 guitar synth lives down on the floor, which is controlled by midi, along with my foot switch to start the whole she-bang rolling. :>)
Took me 10 years and half a trainload of cash to build that silly thing, but when it's set right and pushing a lot of air, talk about one sweet sound. :>)
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