We are sending out a 60's "Woodstock" tour and the designer wants a "wall of Marshalls" for the Hendrix portion. As the entire show (monitor rig and backline for 16 musos, FOH console, video/ oil projection, supplemental lighting package) needs to ride in a single 53, we are a bit tight on space. I have had tours come through our venues with dummy faceplates only, in configurable sections. Does anyone know where to get these "ready made" or are we hitting the woodshop?
Dummy guitar cabs, where to get?
- Thread starter Jason Dermer
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Re: Dummy guitar cabs, where to get?
Sometimes if an artist has factory support that factory will custom build dummy boxes that look like the real deal. I suspect you do not have that option. maybe buy some Behringer amps?
JR
Sometimes if an artist has factory support that factory will custom build dummy boxes that look like the real deal. I suspect you do not have that option. maybe buy some Behringer amps?
JR
Re: Dummy guitar cabs, where to get?
Proof Productions can build you anything you can dream of. Actually, any decent scene shop should have no trouble building a wall of Marshall cabinets. Proof is just the first one that comes to mind.
Proof Productions can build you anything you can dream of. Actually, any decent scene shop should have no trouble building a wall of Marshall cabinets. Proof is just the first one that comes to mind.
Re: Dummy guitar cabs, where to get?
Hit up manufacturer. They cost us something like $100/cab to buy. They look just like the normal thing, but they're hollow and weigh nothing.
Evan
Hit up manufacturer. They cost us something like $100/cab to buy. They look just like the normal thing, but they're hollow and weigh nothing.
Evan
Re: Dummy guitar cabs, where to get?
Saves weight, but won't help if truck pack space is an issue.
Saves weight, but won't help if truck pack space is an issue.