MATRIXSYNTH: Guns N' Roses' New EAR System


Monday, April 09, 2007

Guns N' Roses' New EAR System

Via Peter Grenader:
"Guns N' Roses have taken delivery of their custom Plan B system, which will be used by keys player Chris Pitman (ex of the band Tool) as the GNR touring begins in Africa and Asia in Mid-April."
Posted by matrix at 4/09/2007 05:15:00 PM
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6 comments:

  1. Anonymous4/9/07, 6:00 PM

    They had a modular onstage when I saw them at the Roskilde Festival in Denmark last summer but that system was in a popup rackcase. Chris also had a Waldorf Q on a cool stand that he could bend to the sides and back forth.

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  2. Anonymous4/9/07, 6:11 PM

    That modular was a fake serge.

    Cardboard faceplates, nothing behind them.
    the only real thing were the patch cords.

    Kinda like a synth equivalent of GNR, basically.

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  3. VICMOD4/9/07, 7:34 PM

    guns n roses ha ha

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  4. Anonymous4/10/07, 7:05 AM

    LOL

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  5. mono-poly4/10/07, 8:36 AM

    Woow an order at the NAMM and done already. Live rocks when you play in a rock and roll band!

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  6. mono-poly4/10/07, 9:31 AM

    Hi Peter

    Good to see everyhting goes in tune and in time now.

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