Esh,

Thanx for the info..I did not know you didn't sing at all when performing.
I guess the MS 200s has its place in the right situation.

Jam On

Very Nice Set up Pro
I use a piece of rubber matting for my various pedals (seq./volume/Sustain/ & RP200 for guitar) It keeps them stable throughout a night's gig.
Again..Very Nice Set Up

Very nice set-up, Pro. I love those flame lamps. About securing pedals to the floor, I keep my EC5 in place with the old standby, a couple of thin strips of duct tape.

Tell ya what, if those cables were tidied up a bit the set-up would look even better.

Thanks Red;

Actually I had forgotten to put on my velcro straps when I took the picture. I carry several and tidy up cords as much as possible usually.

Yo Pro..In addition to Big Red's comment about cleaning up the cables. I went to a marine supply store and picked up some split ribbed tubing,(comes in various diameters)
basically spread it apart, slip in your cables, and your left with one snake.
From my T3 I run 2 outs,1 damper plus midi. These are all contained within a snake, leaving about 8" clear on the ends.The damper, and midi branch off about 3 ' from the other end. I use two kb's(T3 & SP100), both are snaked. What you end up with are 2 snakes, neat and able to be secured to the kb stand with cable straps, so you don't really see them, unless your looking for them. I'll try to find a pic.
btw: I'm not overly familiar with the 9000 Pro. Is that touch screen, and if so, how do you like it?? Any problems?

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Thanks Leon. I have used split tubing from Radio Shack in the past when I had a lot more cable than I do now, but for speed and the few cables I currently have I'll probably stick to velcro straps.

The Yamaha 9000 Pro keyboard has been out about two years and several people in this forum use one. It is still a current model but it does not have a touch screen. Here's a site with more info on the 9000 Pro's features:
http://www.yamaha.co.jp/english/product/pk/pk2000/products/pro9000/pr9000_b.htm

Pro, where did you find the flame lights and which model are they? I called Musician's Friend and they no longer carry them, even though there sold well. There are two models available from Chauvet, "Bob" and "Bob Jr." Which ones are you using, and also where did you find those neat stands?

Gary

Pro

Love the set up. Looks very "pro". Interested to see you use your music rack. I was trying not to use mine because I think it's good if the audience can see what you're doing, but, since I want to update my routine, I've decided that playing "new old tunes" from my made up fake book of fresh material is better for me and the audience. Much more interesting that way.

I am quite sure I have seen those flame/lights at, of all places, Spencer gifts.

Actually, I thought the cords looked kind of neat. I usually put my "gig bag" in front of my X stand and stuff all the chord overflow into it.

As far as fans, I bought a cheap clip on fan at WalMart, which I clip on the stand leg. I am kind of a hot blooded northerner in Florida, so this keeps me comfy at all times.

Pro: Is that one of those mic booms that attach to the keyboard stand? Do you like it? Much shaking around?

BTW< I think this is a great idea to show your set-up. Much easier to get ideas than a bunch of words. You know what the Chinese say.

Come to think about it this is probably the best thread I have seen, with a lot of interesting comments, questions, and sharing ideas.

Best

Scott Langholff

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Gary,

You might want to take a look here:
http://www.music123.com/category/?d=954726056&dd=954727731&c=306&issd=0&src=flame

-- José.

Thanks Jose'