NPCD Furman PLP Greenie

[BFT Gibson]

Last gear is finally here for the recording rack. Going to make a homemade hack em up rack. Pretty much have the mic's & pre's needed to cover things. Probably forced to get 8 in 8 out Interface for drums one day. Think we are at the end of the road of the great gear hunt. Had to get it in before the fixed type income of retirement brings. So much went out this year. Down to the basics now.

 

[eSGEe]

hack em up rack em up!

 

[BFT Gibson]

hack em up rack em up!

oh it will live up to the occasion...grab some wood....saw,,some glue...it won't be pretty ..lol was thinking of actually using the square & tape measure..but why bother...

 

[BFT Gibson]

last hack job

 

[Trident]

Ooooooooo....

Thats one of my DREAM amps....

I just have no TECHNO to do that!

Some might laugh, but I would give anything to be able to do that...

Nicely done


I LIKEY.....

 

[eSGEe]

My last hack 2 hack jobs

 

[BFT Gibson]

Heckem ValveKing2 & homemade cabs..sometimes ya should just stick with the first gear ya had....been chasing that sound since first guitar this in 2015 when my guitar player bailed..went & made these & put SD Alnico 2's in Epi SG & went for it !! never played guitar befor & into the studio with 4 months practice..yikes..bailed myself out on bass tho..

 

[Thatbastarddon]

Last gear is finally here for the recording rack. Going to make a homemade hack em up rack. Pretty much have the mic's & pre's needed to cover things. Probably forced to get 8 in 8 out Interface for drums one day. Think we are at the end of the road of the great gear hunt. Had to get it in before the fixed type income of retirement brings. So much went out this year. Down to the basics now.View attachment 34501

Both of the rolling racks, by my desk, are hacked racks. One is a converted optical shop storage display unit....it was mostly solid oak, and partly good, solid, 3/4 ply(the back). We were moving the store I was working in to a new location a few blocks away. Some things were deemed unnecessary for the move...I took a couple of measurements, and scoopEd it up, and into my vehicle.
The second one was a scratch build from some leftover plywood, casters, and rack rails, I had laying around...I went to Home Depot and found some good solid stair treads, and slapped it together.

I have a couple of store bought units too, but they’re geared more toward travel needs. I like the homebrew stuff more.