Here is MY gear, how would YOU set it up

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I record/jam with Logic Pro 7 on a G4 with the following equipment:

Digitech Synth Wah
Samson Q mic (pair)
Boss Compressor/Sustainer
Shure SM58 vocal mic
Fender 1270 stage monitor
Samson condenser mics (2)
Boss Digidelay
Remo Djembe 14"
Arial Acoustic Guitar
Australian Didgeridoo
Yamaha MG124FX 12-Channel Mixer with DFX
Edirol PCR-80 midi keyboard
Crown XLS402 preamp
Washburn HB-30D
Washburn HB-30 w/ soft case
LP Aspire Conga + Bongo set w/ stands
Boomerang
Samson Rubicon Monitors (2)
Edirol FA-101 Interface
JBL speakers (2)
Gibson SG faded series w/ soft case
Roland AC100 Acoustic Amp
Fender Twin Reverb Amp
Gibson J-45 Acoustic Guitar w/ hard case


What would you do?
 
I would pick up the J45 and play Richie Havens' "Freedom" until all the strings broke. Then I would sell the rest of the gear, except the djembe, use the proceeds to roll a big spliff and smoke that fattie while I played the djembe, naked in the woods under a full moon.
 
Jonari said:
What would you do?
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WWSD?


I would plug everything in.. crank it all up to 4, then.. then.. pick up the J45 and play Richie Havens' "Freedom" until all the strings broke.
 
mshilarious said:
I would pick up the J45 and play Richie Havens' "Freedom" until all the strings broke. Then I would sell the rest of the gear, except the djembe, use the proceeds to roll a big spliff and smoke that fattie while I played the djembe, naked in the woods under a full moon.
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Ahhhh...so you like dancing in the woods naked too? :eek: :D
 
VSpaceBoy said:
WWSD?


I would plug everything in.. crank it all up to 4, then.. then.. pick up the J45 and play Richie Havens' "Freedom" until all the strings broke.
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Don't forget to have it set up in the woods, and to dance as you play...naked.

Oh yeah, and take lots of those everready bunny things along with ya!! :D
 
Usually, whenever I am going to buy anything, I
1)Know why I want it
2)Know what it is supposed to do
3)Know how/where I am going to plug it into stuff I already have.

But that's just me!

Oh yeah, Richie Havens rules! :)

Doesn't he play Guilds though?
 
Arrange all the gear in a big circle, then get in the middle with your Guild tuned to open E, and have at it.
 
Looks like somebody just likes posting gear lists everywhere...... :rolleyes:
 
I would build a fort out of the whole pile, except for the boomerang, which I would throw at kids in my yard.
 
sell a bunch of the mics and hope to get one good one....

oh yeah what kind of cables have you got?
 
gordone said:
Usually, whenever I am going to buy anything, I
1)Know why I want it
2)Know what it is supposed to do
3)Know how/where I am going to plug it into stuff I already have.

But that's just me!

QUOTE]

Took the words right out of my mouth. Seems like Jonari woke up one morning and found all that gear under his pillow.
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seriously, why buy things if you don't know how to set it up?
 
Jonari said:
I record/jam with Logic Pro 7 on a G4 with the following equipment:

Digitech Synth Wah
Samson Q mic (pair)
Boss Compressor/Sustainer
Shure SM58 vocal mic
Fender 1270 stage monitor
Samson condenser mics (2)
Boss Digidelay
Remo Djembe 14"
Arial Acoustic Guitar
Australian Didgeridoo
Yamaha MG124FX 12-Channel Mixer with DFX
Edirol PCR-80 midi keyboard
Crown XLS402 preamp
Washburn HB-30D
Washburn HB-30 w/ soft case
LP Aspire Conga + Bongo set w/ stands
Boomerang
Samson Rubicon Monitors (2)
Edirol FA-101 Interface
JBL speakers (2)
Gibson SG faded series w/ soft case
Roland AC100 Acoustic Amp
Fender Twin Reverb Amp
Gibson J-45 Acoustic Guitar w/ hard case


What would you do?
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I'd sell everything except for the Fender Twin Reverb and Gibson J-45 and start over. Do you want to play live shows or do you want to record? You have a full PA system there I believe...thats not going to help you with recording. A Gibson SG with a Fender Twin Reverb??? Come on...don't lie...you bought that SG because it was the cheapest SG and a decent Gibson logo. You want a Les Paul Standard or an American Fender for that amp...with a good overdrive pedal. Also...a good condensor and preamp would go along way.
Just my thoughts.

Good luck!
 
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