MNM7
O ok.
Yes I also get the amp outs as the cables are clearly labelled "amp" ? ?
I first thought the white cable is his guitar cable and the purple being the out into the tuner, but closer look (eyes against screen ?) I'm wrong. I bet if we ask him he'll tell us...
JoeyBones
I'll drop him a tweet and let you know.
shadow1
JEEZ alot of pedals for Praise and Worship! u just need a drive and a delay pedal to be cliche U2 style ? (I am just joking by the way..please dont hate)
Interesting that he puts the Jeckyl and Hyde upside down?anyone notice that 1.
Tu2...what a downfall tho, that tuner is not all that accurate...
Nice board tho! I am a pedal junkie
MNM7
@shadow1: Haha. Yes, a drive and delay pedal should be enough. But alas we are stil humans and even we suffer from GAS ?
JoeyBones
I wonder how many guys would be interested in buying a distribution box like this. Maybe something with a 2 or 3 amp power supply built into it.
FruitarGeek
1 Delays, 2 Delays, 3 Delays, 4! WOOOOW ?
The church bands really do like their delay! Spot on ?
JoeyBones, I think maybe the man to speak to about a distributor is Graeme (Parfett), He is actually making me one at the moment.
Quick Question, what are those 'jacks' plugged into the pedals? I see them often
JoeyBones
FruitarGeek wrote
Quick Question, what are those 'jacks' plugged into the pedals? I see them often
George L's solderless jacks. My board is basically completely done with them as well. Some love them, and others hate them. They've been pretty good to me so far.My nephew's boad is done with them as well. Have a few friends who are gonna rewire their boards with these. Gets a bit expensive though.
MNM7
@JoeyBones: Have you heard back from Nigel about the distribution box?
JoeyBones
No, but I read a thread on a different site that explained it. The purple cable is an auxiliry out. For or to what, I have no idea. The white cable is AC power for the Whammy.
guitarboy2828
JoeyBones wrote
For those of you who like the Hillsongs gang, here's Nigel's latest setup. He's been playing around with a lot of different combinations.
Love his new distribution box. Can anyone build one like this for me. My attempt is turning out to be a real mess ☹ -
And this is his travel rig! He uses rack gear when he's back at hillsong main campus!
Mr-M
My latest minimalist (for me anyway) electric guitar setup. Maybe I'll take some pics of my acoustic board when I have it in some semblance of decency. Then there's also the bass guitar pedal board too...
Skywalker
Nice board there Mr T.
Why 2 E bows BTW?
Is that one of those wireless Line 6 jobbies in the bottom right hand corner? I've heard they're pretty cool. Really compact aswell.
Where did you get it and are they decently priced in comparison to other brands?
Mr-M
I keep 2 Ebows based on bitter experience. I use them on a couple of songs - they are essential for those tunes. At a gig a coupe of years ago a guitar player from another band saw me using my Ebow in the sound check and came up to me afterward and wanted to have look at it as he's never seen one before. I pass it down to him (this was the high up stage at the old Tempos) to look at and he promptly walks off with it to show his band mates at a table at the far end of the outside area, right as we are about to start. I can't get to him (the stage is too full of gear and too high off the ground to go running after him) and he can't hear me shouting because the MC is introducing us loudly and his back was turned so he didn't see me waving wildly. I got it back from him by the 2nd song, but we had to reshuffle our set on the fly 'cos I needed it for the opener. Now I keep two handy at all times. ? You won't believe how many times I've had musos come up close and stare at whatever the little blue light is making those eerie sounds. :?
Yes, it is a Line 6 Relay G30 Digital Wireless. I love it. So close to the sound of a good cable that I can hardly tell the difference. I can't recommend these digital wireless systems enough. My bass rig uses a Brace Audio Digital Wireless which is pretty good too. Compared to analog wireless systems, the difference is night and day in favour of digital. The lack of the companding as found in analog systems, plus good A/D and D/A converters make all the difference. I got my G30 from Stuart at Marshall Music in Woodmead. Retail was around R4500 then (January), but I paid somewhat less. 8)
Skywalker
Man!! I would've freaked out if that happened to me >☹ I've always wanted an ebow but have never got around to it. They're pretty pricey too though :? The guitarist in one of the bands that jams at my studio has one and it sounds wicked 8).
Another mate of mine picked up a similar/the same Line 6 wireless a while ago and has been raving about it ever since. Time for me to go check one out I think. Definately small enough to go somewhere on my board.
Mr-M
Another big plus of the Line 6 G30 or G50, is that they work on 9V negative center, the same as regular pedals and it only needs 200mA so it will work off the common pedal power supplies like the Voodoo Labs Pedal Power 2, Dunlop DC Brick, T-Rex Fueltank or my BBE Supacharger. Most other wireless units use their own wall warts. This is possibly the only bit of Line 6 gear besides the DL4 and M9 I've ever liked and it's a real winner IMO.
Skywalker
I WILL be checking this out soon. My new CIOKS power supply(thanks Matta) should most definately be able to handle that.
Shot for the info ?
Mr-M
No worries! ?
Reinhard
I think I finally have what I want on my board
Mr-M
Nice selection of pedals - all most people would ever need. And much better than the average SA player's rig. Maybe get a power supply with isolated outputs next?
Reinhard
Thanks! Yes, I'd like a different PSU eventually and some better patch cables. Once I have settled on a gig rig, I want skywalker to build me a custom board.
