Backline Information
DRUMS
Slingerland ‘Classic V’
Bass Drum 16x22
Snare 5x14
Mounted Tom 8x12, 9x13
Floor Tom 16x16
Hardware:
3 cymbals stands
1 snare stand
1 drum throne
WE DO NOT PROVIDE CYMBALS
*BRING BACKUP Hi Hat Clutch
BASS
Hartke: 115 BXL Series Cabinet, 4x10 XL Series Cabinet, HA5500 Bass
Amplifier 500 watts
GUITAR CABS AND HEADS
Gibson: GA-60RV Combo and the GA-30RVH Head
Marshall: (2) 4 x 12 cabinets, (1) JCM 2000 Head, (1) JCM 800 model
2204 Fender: (1) 1965 Fender Twin Combo Reissue
FOH/Monitors/misc
Midas Venice 320 Mixing Console
FOH Speakers: EV
Monitors: EAW (4 mixes)
Effects: TC Electronics M-One, Ensoniq DP/4
OTHER:
InFocus Projector, Screen 60"x60", DVD/VHS Combo Deck, (2)
Technic 1200 turntables, DJ 2 channel mixer
VIDEO PROJECTION:
- we have a projector and DVD/VHS deck, and a small portable screen that
is roughly 4ft x 5ft.
- playing a video before a set is not a problem as the screen is set
up in front of the stage and easily struck, before the band plays.
- it is not possible to show a video and have a band playing at the
same time - the stage is too small.
- it is not possible to project to the backdrop/backwall of the stage
as the the back of the stage is black with a large arlene's grocery
logo permantly installed.
- in order to project video to the back wall while a band is playing
the following needs to happen.
- first you need to install a white backdrop along the backwall of
the stage.
- the white backdrop must be installed before the band plays and removed
if not used for the entire night.
- the stage lighting will have to be dark to see what is being projected
- the content of what is being projected should be ambient effects
as instruments and backline - drums, guitar amps, musicians, will block
the view.
- Finally, there is a minium video tech fee of $50 per hr.
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