We had a Bogen with a pair of EL-84s and a pair of Bandmaster cabs. Shure 55 and two or three SM-57. Oh and an EV 60? What was it, every high school auditorium had them. Anyway, my voice was so good it just didn't matter. Dana check your PM.
Dan
UR12 wrote:
srubelva59 wrote:
UR12 wrote: Very little PA, masive stacks, nothing miked
What?
*leaning closer with my one good hear in the direction of your voice*
Back in the early seventies we didn't have all of the equipment available to us that we have now. These young whipper-snappers today don't know how good they have it when it comes to sound reinforcement. We were lucky to have a old Shure Vocal master 6 channel head for just vocals and a couple of speaker columns. The drums and guitars were'nt miked through the PA system. No Snakes, Effects racks full of processors and such. So there was no using a 20 watt amp and miking it through your 5000 watt PA. We always wanted to save up for a couple of Altec Voice of the Theater cabs but ended up building our own snake and tri-amped PA system from scratch. You needed a 100 watt amp to get loud. Like I said, the good ole days.
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Bogen for me, as well, with some kind of speakers in a fiberglass enclosure.It sucked, but we were ROCK STARS
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