This PA was used during my time with Forbidden Fruit and Positive Routes
Mixer - MM Electronics MP285 16 Channels
not this actual one but one very similar.
Mine had a mod to allow the signal yo be switched to some extra sockets on the back - this was very useful for dub mixes.
Amps 2 X MM Electronics 180watt stereo
Speakers - I think these were made locally - originally as disco speakers. I also has some bass bins but I have not got a clear photo
I think the amp cost ÂŁ50. It nearly killed me carrying it home from the shop
Cant remember much about the WEM cab other than it had a plastic cover
The only guitar gadget I had at this time was a treble booster that you plugged into the front of your amp
This is the bass amp I was using in the early 80's. I found this picture of me using it while I was playing keyboards (casiotone) with the DumDum Boys
I have found this spec oin the interweb -
Intermusic Vintage B120 Bass Amp Head
British, 1980’s Solid State 120 watt bass amp head unit.
2 input channels and 2 Speaker outs
Built in fully adjustable Phaser FX
5 Tone pots
Treble boost switch
Solidly built in its own flight case with handles
I remember going to Bexhill to buy it with my dad and I think it cost ÂŁ60
The electric mistress belonged to Chris but was used on several of our recordings in the early 80's
The SMALL TONE EH4800 Phase Shifter belonged to Chris but was used on several of our recordings in the early 80's
The Ibanez Tube Screamer belonged to Chris but was used on several of our recordings in the early 80's
Peavey Combo
I remember that the combo was stolen from my car one night
Wow what a sound - this replaced the Peavey in so many ways
I was amazed at how much bass came out of that 10" speaker. I later added a 2X15 PA speaker to the setup for gigs. I cannot remember the model of the cab.
This was an amazing mixer.
16 main channels plus 16 aux channels which could be ins or out
I used this in conjunction with a Fostex D8 to record the Shanakee songs
https://www.soundonsound.com/reviews/alesis-studio-32
A good clear PA Amp used mainly for monitors or small events
NRG 1512 2X15 350W 8Ohms
Went to a good home at the Guitar Studio
WeB50 Recording session
Trace Elliot AH350X - Massive sound - the heaviest bit of kit in the band
Ashdown 2X10
Speaker - Trace Elliot 1518C
I would one day like to buy a really good microphone
These were good for live recording - which is mainly what I need.
I did not have this MG206c for very long as the band I was going to join never materialized - so I did not need it.
Its a great shame as it was a great piece of kit and would have been ideal for gigs and rehearsing
Other Mixers I have had in my setup include
Behringer Eurorack RX1202FX - It had a really annoying blue LED that could take your eye out if looked straight at it
Eurorack Pro 1602 - a brilliant little keyboard/Outbourd summing mixer
A Behringer XENYX 502 great for parties and BBQ's when you just need to play CD's through the PA
The Alesis Multimix with USB and FX
Used for many a WEB50 rehearsal
I bought this as an experiment.
I had to install an upgrade to the firmware and it never worked again.
The Zoom G7.1ut is a very sturdy bit of kit - too complicated for me - had some great sounds though - I ended up giving it to the band guitarist
Vox AC4C1 Limited Edition 4-Watt 1x10" Guitar Combo
Did not hang on to this for very long - it was tooo loud for my room
For its size its amazing - 250 Watts