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Originally posted by xavios

i thinkms there was a white SN2 also

Marcus' rig has a white NL3, V-Synth (and separate V-Synth XT), Fantom and SH-201. :cool:

 

He took me and some of the guys from Keyboard mag up on the stage in San Jose to check it out about a week and a half ago. Here's a pic of the rig I took with my phone (hence the lack of clarity :rolleyes: ):

 

Madonna-keys.jpg

 

I'm not much of a Madonna fan, but I liked what Marcus did with the material.

 

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Originally posted by Dave Bryce

Marcus' rig has a white NL3, V-Synth (and separate V-Synth XT), Fantom and SH-201.
:cool:

He took me and some of the guys from Keyboard mag up on the stage in San Jose to check it out about a week and a half ago. Here's a pic of the rig I took with my phone (hence the lack of clarity
:rolleyes:
):


I'm not much of a Madonna fan, but I liked what Marcus did with the material.


dB

 

Ugh... now you've got me wondering what the amp head is there in the background (well, foreground if you're looking from the audience)

Happen to notice?

 

I did a little white custom work myself with a Mesaboogie. I took a Subway Blues chassis, which, in case its not known, is a vintage preamp combined with two 84's using Randall's dynawatt poweramp circuit. I cut holes into a Boogie cab that has a single 12 surrounded by 4 eights and rearmounted the chassis then recovered the whole thing in snow white vinyl. The years haven't been so kind to it, but man you talk about getting a couple 84's to scream! Um, mmm, mn- too loud. I never get to push anything these days, that's why I need to build a soundroom.

 

Anyways, having a rearmount Boogie makes me special. Im even thinking about getting a bus with an elevator, Im that special.

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Originally posted by Dave Bryce

Marcus said that Roland gave him all the graphics in black. The Fantom's bottins have blue light in them as well.
:cool:

Clavia wouldn't hook him up, though...they had to do their own graphics for the NL3.


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Wow. That was nice of Roland. :)

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Originally posted by Analog Kid



Ugh... now you've got me wondering what the amp head is there in the background (well, foreground if you're looking from the audience)

Happen to notice?

Yep - it was an Orange head, also painted white.

 

Her guitar player used to work at GC in Hollywood. He gave lessons on the side, and got hired to teach Guy Ritchie, then Madonna, then she hired him to play for her band.

 

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Originally posted by MuzikB

I wonder how much that Forat job was?

 

I'll bet it was more than the cost of the SH-201. Probably a lot more.

 

Looks like the Material Girl ordered up everything in white. Including the band's threads. Maybe even the band itself. :eek:

 

Love those custom stands. Not overly flashy, but they definitely look rock solid and sturdy. The one part holding the SH-201 has a bottom lip for extra stability.

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Originally posted by Dave Bryce

Yep - it was an Orange head, also painted white.


Her guitar player used to work at GC in Hollywood. He gave lessons on the side, and got hired to teach Guy Ritchie, then Madonna, then she hired him to play for her band.


dB

 

 

An Orange head covered in white.... that is just wrong.

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Just as I guessed. These were painted by Forat.

I like the white. Looking at their site though some of the paint jobs look like crap. Would be cool if they would do custom end caps though.... Some Onyx end caps would look bitchin on a v-synth.

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Originally posted by mrcpro

Love those custom stands. Not overly flashy, but they definitely look rock solid and sturdy. The one part holding the SH-201 has a bottom lip for extra stability.

 

That is a great stand. It looks like it would also make a great studio desk. Replace the V-Synth XT setup with a monitor station and build in a computer shelf for a tower. Addition rack storage under the keyboard shelves and your set.

 

:idea:

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