Let's see those FM9 rigs!

eecamichael said:
I went with the Temple Duo 34 and Pelican Vault setup - love how clean it is. The two Shure wireless units are for the PRS with the Piezo. Other main electric has a separate belt pack.


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Do you get interference issues having two wireless units next to each other? I also have a PRS with Piezo and currently run into IN 1+2 like you via a Temple module on the side of my board but am interested in going wireless eventually.
 
DoctorAK said:
Do you get interference issues having two wireless units next to each other? I also have a PRS with Piezo and currently run into IN 1+2 like you via a Temple module on the side of my board but am interested in going wireless eventually.
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I don't. I was worried about that too when thinking about doing this but I was assured by Shure that I wouldn't have an issue and they were correct. I hated having to unplug the dual cord when switching from the piezo guitar to the non-piezo guitar which is why I went with the multiple belt packs.
 
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I really like how this turned out, and the clean look of it. I like having everything low profile and out of the way on the back of the FM9 to reduce the possibility of someone stepping straight 1/4 or XLR cable. Depending on where I am playing, I can just unplug the three cables on the side of the temple audio and throw it in the case and go, especially if I am not bringing the QSC(s). This way everything stays plugged in and simple to plug and go, and less wear on the Fractal jacks.
 
eecamichael said:
I really like how this turned out, and the clean look of it. I like having everything low profile and out of the way on the back of the FM9 to reduce the possibility of someone stepping straight 1/4 or XLR cable. Depending on where I am playing, I can just unplug the three cables on the side of the temple audio and throw it in the case and go, especially if I am not bringing the QSC(s). This way everything stays plugged in and simple to plug and go, and less wear on the Fractal jacks.
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these are good arguments
 
TheOtherDave said:
What pedalboard is that? I’ve been meaning to put one together for a while, and I’m always on the lookout for something that’ll fit an FM9 with room for a few other pedals.
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I think they're "Roadie" brand. 3/8" heavy duty.
16" X 6" x @40" for the larger case
16" x 6" x @30" for the smaller case

I make the "pedal riser deck" - twin spar with enough space between spars to mount a 1U 19" D-type punched rail, and allow cables to be secured and hidden. Spars are usually old oak or hickory bed laths. A little cutting/painting/hook and loop/securing... and viola. I can always change layouts when needed. This week I'll be putting the FM9 in the smaller case for home and putting the FC-12 into the larger case to get the AXEIII back out on the road.

The larger case is a bit HEAVY when loaded.
But I do get a lot of "HEY! I've never seen any like those.."

Yup, Bet You haven't :cool:
 
WallyG3 said:
Yes, and I use them for different things. I use the FM9 for Auto synth stuff/note generator, sequencer, where I'm not relying on close tracking. I use the Boss synth for playing things that require tracking or especially poly synth things like violins or pads.
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how do you connect the SY 200 and the FM9?
 
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