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This guy's hilarious

jb_abides

jb_abides

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Xpensive Wino said:
Been happening for years, if not decades. Watch some Rig Rundowns.
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Yes, but point being racks as portrayed above -- as a 'bane' -- never went away, just the 2U components, were replaced, etc. Of couse, some run pedalboards, etc.
 
goldtop0

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jb_abides said:
The funny thing is (...or isn't it ironic? don'tch think..) --

We have crossed the Rubicon.

Artists are now using racks with shelves to house pedals.
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Used to sell heaps of that gear back in the day but never bought anything myself that was rack style, guess I've owned about 6 or 7 pedals over the years and have 3 left now one of which I use on stage, a cheap danelectro slapback/delay pedal, I'm just a stickler for a gat straight into the amp.
 
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