The Big Rig is HERE "UPDATED"

[boof]

massive... very nice....

do you have any pictures of the cabling in the back?

 

[Szar]

That Mark III, I really want one.

 

[Zachman]

That Mark III, I really want one.

That is the 180 Watt version (approximately 200 produced total). I go it new in '86 and it RULES.

 

[MrDan666]

massive... very nice....

do you have any pictures of the cabling in the back?

+1

Id love to see that too!

 

[Szar]

That Mark III, I really want one.

That is the 180 Watt version (approximately 200 produced total). I go it new in '86 and it RULES.

If I can find one like it in mint to almost new, then I'm going to pull the plug. VERY nice little amp.

 

[Zachman]

massive... very nice....

do you have any pictures of the cabling in the back?

 

[Zachman]

That Mark III, I really want one.

That is the 180 Watt version (approximately 200 produced total). I go it new in '86 and it RULES.

If I can find one like it in mint to almost new, then I'm going to pull the plug. VERY nice little amp.

You should...

Here is a couple of Clips with it

 

[Szar]

That Mark III, I really want one.

That is the 180 Watt version (approximately 200 produced total). I go it new in '86 and it RULES.

If I can find one like it in mint to almost new, then I'm going to pull the plug. VERY nice little amp.

You should...

Here is a couple of Clips with it

Amazing, as always!

 

[boof]

nice work.... thanks for the back side pics. looks like the rack interface controls most of your gear then? I just spent allot of time looking at all the photobucket pics of you have. how is the line mixer utilized in the rack?

 

[stephen sawall]

 

[Zachman]

nice work.... thanks for the back side pics. looks like the rack interface controls most of your gear then? I just spent allot of time looking at all the photobucket pics of you have. how is the line mixer utilized in the rack?

Thanks. The line mixer is used to route 2 mixes. Here is a block diagram showing what is up

Here are a couple of videos of Bob Bradshaw explaining what is going on:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdHwhMzJbeo&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ggixAf-eouk&NR=1

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1lWxcRACDY&feature=channel_page

 

[boof]

very cool thanks. the videos are pretty good explanation as well. thanks

 

[Zachman]

very cool thanks. the videos are pretty good explanation as well. thanks

Glad to share the fun and enthusiasm

 

[Zachman]

I've moved a few things around. The Eventide is working and reinstalled, added another rack light and a drawer to store instrument and speaker cables etc..., and buttoned up the wiring.

 

[demoncleaner]

Your mixer board/rig leads me to believe that you are 1/2 human, 1/2 spider, 1/3 MIT grad and 7/3 tone lord.

 

[stefvorcide]

Got one word for that: "Tabarnak"
maybe "holymotherfuckingshitmindblowing" also...

That rig worth prolly more than your car

 

[Zachman]

Your mixer board/rig leads me to believe that you are 1/2 human, 1/2 spider, 1/3 MIT grad and 7/3 tone lord.

 

[Zachman]

Hi guys,

I have been having a blast programming stuff this past week. The bad news is that my buddy's daughter, ended up jacking up my PCM-80, and now I can't get it to power up. It is stuck in a memory check mode and doesn't power up so I can use the processor. BUMMER!!! Good news is Dave Phillips of LA Sound Design referred me to a tech who I will be sending the unit to, for repair-- and yes my buddy offered to pay the repair and shipping-- He's a cool guy.

The rig is quite fun, and I have been messing about with the Eventide, and experimenting with blending processors to get some very nice layers of sound. The fidelity of the rig is such a pleasure. There is much more programming to do, but I finally have a handle on the sorting out of MIDI mapping, and using the RS10 to call up presets.

When I 1st got the rig back, I noticed some stuff going on w/ the Eventide that needed to be addressed. The way Bradshaw had the rig when I got it back, was he had the Lexicon directly under the Eventide, and it seems that was affecting the ventilation of the Eventide creating some memory issues. I then removed the Lexicon, put some braces under the rear corners of the Eventide, put one of those rack lights under the Eventide for ventilation and moved down the Lexicon. Put braces under the rear of the Lexicon, added a 2 space rack drawer (braces under the rear of the drawer too), and buttoned up the wiring a bit.

I ran out of 3M Dual Lock and need some more to affix the volume pedals, wah, and tap tempo box/power supply to the board, and then it's done.

Anyway... That's the latest.


Before:

After I moved some stuff around::

Pedal Board:

 

[stefvorcide]

Wow, Looks neat bro!!

 

[Gainzilla]

Im looking forward to playing through this beast!!!