Hi Friends!
 
Check this out!!!! A real Alembic show!!!
 
All The Best, J-O-S

Two Alembics yess but what for sound ??!!
 
here is best:
 

 
Sorry Jos... all the best

Here's a couple pics from a recent gig in Va, thanks to my wife:

Man, that photo on the right looks like Hal's bass!
Thank you for the photos! So...are these shots form the Wooten/Clarke tour?

Yes, they are from the wooten/ clarke tour.
I know he has tuned his basses a-c in the past, but it seemed like standard to me. I could be wrong, though.
he had some great sounding pedals, too:

Anyone knows what are all those Pedals? Supose I can see a EBS Bass IQ but not sure what are the rest of it (is the blue one a MXR Bass Octave?). What is that multieffect, TC?

the EBS is octabass ? and the big pedal board could be a footswitch for rackmount effect as Eventide ?

No sign of the EBS Wah he's been endorsing recently then.
 
Graeme

Hehe jacko are you being a cynic this morning. :-)

Hehe jacko are you being a cynic this morning. :-)
Jazzyvee

Haha!  Indeed, strange to see he never uses his loewenbrau basses either :-)
 
Graeme

Graeme - that would be Loewenherz, not to be confused with the German beer brewery. Quite similar in style to the Ken Smith U-shaped monstrosity, to be honest - an acquiered taste, for sure.

The multi-effect is a TC G-System. When my Lexicon G2 became unrepairable, I thought about getting one of these, but decided to go with Eventide. I'm not sure I made the right decision, although I do think the Eventide sounds are amazing, the TC seems to have an ergonomic advantage. One cool thing about the G-System is that you can remove the actual processor from the foot pedal and rack mount it while keeping the pedal on the floor.
 
Stan does get some really great sounds!

Adriaan, i think we are being entertained with some Scottish tongue in cheek humour today. :-)
 
 
Nice one Jacko at least it's not a Bass bass from Burton-on-trent.

Oops double post
 
(Message edited by jazzyvee on April 04, 2011)