Gary,

Great setup! Sleek and clean! I agree with Eddie I also like the sign. Very professional looking!

Tom

hi gary,your setup looks great,i,m curious why did you have the separate mixer when you had the peavey with built in eq,i have the same peavey as you, but i only got it so when i do charity shows ,but i,m still not good enough yet so iv,e not used it so far.mike

Eddie, The 740s (2) will probably go on E-Bay within the next week or two at most, along with the Peavey stuff as well. Thanks

Stam, The Peavey mixer was awesome, but it weighs almost the same as one of my Barbettas. It offered lots of advantages when I was playing with a group, but I do not need all those channels now.

Tom, The sign was done using Print Shop 12.0 and was fairly easy to put together using some plexiglass sheeting. Thanks for the complements.

Mike, The device sitting on top of the Peavey is not a mixer, it's my Digitech Vocolist VR, which is now rack mounted and secreted beneath the laptop and behind the sign. This way I have easy access to make any changes that may be necessary.

Thanks again everyone,

Gary

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Look's great Gary, however I am very insulted you are wearing a Guitar shirt!!!!

You should be wearing keys, man!!

Al
Keep Giggin'

Al,

I was gonna' wear my Hawaiian shirt that has lots of leaves and flowers, but with the background no one would have seen me. Donny has some other photos of me wearing a tux, which is what I normally wear when playing. The shirt was purchased by my spouse of 41 years for playing poolside parties and outdoor gigs during the height of summer.

Cheers,

Gary

no gary, i meant to the right of your stool ,top pic,mike

Way Cool Gary!

I'm just GREEN....................

and I agree.........Simpler is better! I've never seen such a clean uncluttered setup. I'll bet your back is thanking you! How many trips back and forth did you have to make before?

Mike,

That PA/mixer ran a pair of Peavey SP5-G speakers. They were not powered. The PA/mixer is a Peavey XR-600F, which everything ran through. The keyboards, vocalizer, and spare mic all ran through that same amp head. Now, the only mixer I use is the one built into the Barbettas.

Gary