What do we have here fellers.....

[laatsch55]

I know mixing boards, BUT are they any good?? A Peavey PA-900, and a Carvin CXP-610 Mono mixer.

 

[jbeckva]

I'll be bass... Larry can be lead vocals??

 

[Fast Forward]

I love it when people keep their equipment in Pristine condition

 

[laatsch55]

From a garage in Rock Spgs. Looks pretty damn good for that.

 

[orange]

I know mixing boards, BUT are they any good?? A Peavey PA-900, and a Carvin CXP-610 Mono mixer.

don't know...I have yet to try my MD-16

 

[orange]

From a garage in Rock Spgs. Looks pretty damn good for that.

Named Hafen?

 

[Web Police]

From a garage in Rock Spgs. Looks pretty damn good for that.

What kinda garages do you have? I could keep gear in my gargage for 30 years and it still wouldn't be that dusty. Ok well mine has a cement floor not a dirt floor.

 

[laatsch55]

Named Hafen?

Chip Copp's.

 

[laatsch55]

What kinda garages do you have? I could keep gear in my gargage for 30 years and it still wouldn't be that dusty. Ok well mine has a cement floor not a dirt floor.

Web, there is nothing to stop the wind for 100 milwe any direction around Rock Spgs, just can't keep all the dust out., Plus they had been in there for 5years.

 

[rtp_burnsville]

HI Lee,

I would guess the PV board is from about 1975 era..... Played in a group decades ago that had either that board or one very similar. From what I remember it pretty much sucked but was able to get much louder than most things of that vintage. Everyone would run away when it came time to find someone to carry it to the car! It was paired up with some much larger speakers that sounded about the same.

I think the control panel knobs are what sold it to many....

The Shure VocalMaster was a much nicer system
.
Robert

 

[laatsch55]

Other than the XLR enclosure plugs and some 1/4 " plugs, that's all I'm going to keep besides the hardware. LOVE THOSE KNOBS!! Nipples are Knobs..are they not??

Damn close on the date Robert. The PCB's say July 1973.