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Bigfoot Co. wrote: ↑Sat Feb 03, 2018 11:35 pm Nice one. Is that a 6u rack? Also, Is the mc50 secured to the rack?Looks to me as though he has a rack shelf on the bottom of the case, and the MC 50 is secured to that shelf probably with nuts and bolts out of the bottom cage of the amp. Easy peasy.
Bigfoot Co. wrote: ↑Sat Feb 03, 2018 11:35 pm Nice one. Is that a 6u rack? Also, Is the mc50 secured to the rack?Yes, 6U rack, and the MC50 is secured to a 2U rack shelf. There is a breakout box behind it, also secured to the rack shelf, with the speaker out jacks and a variable OHM setting.
Jon S. wrote: ↑Sun Feb 04, 2018 10:56 am Looks like a Gator GR-6S:
https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail ... gLMwPD_BwE
Jimv wrote:Hey Searing,Hey Jim,
I am in the process of putting together a small jerryish influenced rig. Waiting happily for my SMS to arrive. Right now, I have a tonetubby purple haze and I am working with a cheap version of a single rack space linear amp, (artsla-1, comments welcome on a different forum) with hopes to eventually end up with a mc50, just for the unique tone. In the meantime.... I was wondering what your approach to the jerryish sound was with the dcm200l. Are you using any kind of "clean" overdrive pedal to simulate amp limiting/clipping/breakup? I am drawn toward total volume control without tone change. I play in a variety of settings from livingroom to "crank it up up up." In an attemp to build a super clean machine, I am wondering how people with linear amps add a touch of color towards jerryness. - Jim ..oh, I am getting Brads Earth driver as well with the sms.
