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Good short vid here...

Yes, NE2 was a fun instrument, just needed a reverb knob 😀

WOW! Rachel is a true wonder. Terrific concert and so cool to see all those great instruments! Thanks for posting JoJoB3.

Hi Dave, sorry to hear about your back troubles. IF you’re tight with drummer, and he’s willing to help, perhaps you just leave the low pro at his place so he can take to gigs for you, and you take the pro t3??? Anywhere you can place the low pro on first floor and forgo the basement stairs if the drummers place is out? They make a good flower stand in a corner somewhere 😁 Joe

Hi Chris, my simple advice would be to have a nice black 3 sided drape made up cover up pretty much all the "eyesores"from the NES2 to the floor. I'm sure you'll get better advice for the logistical end of it, but I'm in the keep it simple camp these days. Nice shows too! Joe

Take him out to lunch and then to a music store if there's one somewhere close for dessert, your treat of course. Or, do the lunch and give him a gift card from Sweetwater, Musicians Friend, or your favorite one. Enjoy your time with him 😁

You have a Spacestation v3; why not try that a your personal monitor?

Nice save, I sent you a PM...Joe

MAG P-2 happened my way recently.

65, SK-1, original Vent, Roc n Sock throne, JDL stereo DI, MS kp500 when needed, stand, small gig bag. Roller Kart, lightest rig I have. Mojo 61 Vent 2, etc... MAG P2 organ Trek uc1a into 145 when the load in/out allows... no complaints moving the gear, just go easy/smart. I have no qualms asking for help when I need it. Joe

I see an 11 pin cable plugged into organ. Assume it’s running a Leslie. Cory smokes it as usual.

Never owned one, but saw a band recently using a Korg X-50 in Camo. What a great backpack “all in one” board. Searched the web and realized long gone.

Try setting the EQ knob on the Mojo all the way down, bass and treble at @1:00. Should tame the honk in the sim. YMMV.

IIRC there is a trough/tray that runs along the top of the generator that acts as a conduit for the threads that that absorb the oil and distribute the oil to the wheels, bearings etc in the generator. The funnels feed the oil into the tray. That 2-3 drops of oil covers a lot of parts with the lightest coating. The threads hold onto some/most of the oil in that tray. Amazing piece of hardware under the hood and engineering. Check it out sometime.