bobmeredith
Inspired
The Mark 2 is my gigging setup along with a Matrix 1000 and 2 EV12Ls. For low volume gigs I can just bring one 12L. I just use a simple ADA MPC midi controller to switch patches. With 10 switches under my feet I don't really need scenes. 10 sounds is enough for any gig. Don't even need to change bank. I have a few "morph" patches that give me me than 10 sounds per bank anyway.
The ADA and 2 pedals and cables fit in the back of the rack. The odd extension cables, spare speaker and patch/guitar cables live in the back of the 2 speaker boxes. Extra spare stuff stays in the car. I have an Atomic AA12 for backup.
I run it mono so I can stack it like this, it also means I can just use one EV if it's a low volume gig. All of the reverb and delays are set up for a mono mix.
I'll buy a cable snake soon to clean up the cable run.
1 trolly, double Mono guitar bag (spare guitar space doubles as storage for the AA12 & extra cables) ONE TRIP.
No one item is too heavy to pick up if I encounter stairs.
I have to say that some of the sounds coming out of the MK2 are inspiring.
The ADA and 2 pedals and cables fit in the back of the rack. The odd extension cables, spare speaker and patch/guitar cables live in the back of the 2 speaker boxes. Extra spare stuff stays in the car. I have an Atomic AA12 for backup.
I run it mono so I can stack it like this, it also means I can just use one EV if it's a low volume gig. All of the reverb and delays are set up for a mono mix.
I'll buy a cable snake soon to clean up the cable run.
1 trolly, double Mono guitar bag (spare guitar space doubles as storage for the AA12 & extra cables) ONE TRIP.
No one item is too heavy to pick up if I encounter stairs.
I have to say that some of the sounds coming out of the MK2 are inspiring.








