This is an iPhone recording of a live performance of my group "simply praise". I am used go my trusty old Korg PA 1X and the space station keyboard amp. There are two songs that we perform, the first is only a partial recording of the Vicky yohi song called " I know a name " and the second song is a song by the artist Fred Hammond and it's called "don't pass me by"

Please bear with the quality of the recording and to some extent the quality of the singing as we had been singing virtually all day and were quite tired ! That's my story and I'm sticking to it ! Ha ha . Both songs were sequenced directly into the keyboard by myself. But what this shows is how well the space station fills the entire auditorium from one little stereo amp box that is just over 1ft tall and weighs about 40pounds. My niece recorded performances from the back of the church which seats around 200 people . If you're not into gospel music ignore these clips. If you like to hear gospel music enjoy.

"I know a name " http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H9yBtuaAopY

"Don't pass me by " http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R87x7NHkZ7k

Nice sound and the thing about the Space Station is that a recording does not give it full justice.

I have used mine in most kinds of venues from it's debut. It is the best sounding stereo amp to ever hit the market, bar none. There is no sweet spot, but glorious stereo from every angle.

Thanx for sharing....

Were all the mics run through the Space Station, too?

Gary

No the vocals went through the church's own pa

Obviously, the recording does not do justice for the vocals or instrumentals ... I would liked to have heard a better recording ... I noticed in the video that there was a digital camera also taking a video ... any chance of seeing/hearing what that vid might be like? ...

I doubt I can get the handy cam recording that you can see in the clip . There were a lot of people there and don't know who this camera belonged to but I will ask .

Don Mason wasnt too happy with the Space Station could that be the reason or something else..?