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Postby pidoca » Sat Apr 22, 2006 3:04 pm

G'day all. Many blessings.

we have all seen our percussion set ups on diferent threads at one time or another. Let's get all the pics together and learn from each other.

here is my set up.

the large set up is for stadium gigs,
the smaller set up is for everything else - Church, Night Clubs, Duos, trios, bands etc...


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Postby Bataboom » Sat Apr 22, 2006 5:43 pm

hey is that pro meinls? with evans heads?



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Postby bongoron » Sat Apr 22, 2006 5:52 pm

Strangely enough, I have no pictures of an actual set-up. Maybe my wife will take some at the gig Friday night. I'll have to sneak into church when nobody's looking to get my church setup before i bring my congas home for the week. I've only taken pics in my living room so far...never even thought about any other ones :p .

What mikes are those, Pidoca? And is that a claw in chrome in the background?

God bless!

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Postby pidoca » Sun Apr 23, 2006 4:08 am

Hi guys, the congas are Meinl Mongos with evans heads. ( Don't shoot me down, I like the sound) i swap between the oiginal heads and the evans depending on the gig. pub and nightclub work where people are drinking and smoking have the evans heads. church and intimate settings have the natural heads. I hope to be able to afford mule skins from Issac soon.

The mics are CAD. Nice Mics not the best nor the worst; middle of the range. Would like some Shure Beta's. Any wanting to donate to the Cabrita foundation; email me. :D

The mic claws are gibraltar. they are simply the best. They have a rubber grommet where the misc clamp joins the metal piece. stops all the vibrations from the conga being transmitted into the mic.

I used to be a sound guy, so i have my own mixing set up. with Yamaha desk, DBX compressor and EQ. I just send a stereo feed to the front of house and the guys are sweet. So is the sound.

Here is the photo of the stadium set up, My computer wouldn't let me do it last night.

This photo was taken at Hunter Harvest 05. Harvest is an American christian organisation the holds concerts all over the world. I think there was about 50,000 people. Lots of salvations. The guys from America that came over were so professional, I have never been part of anything thathas run so smoothly.


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Postby Bataboom » Sun Apr 23, 2006 4:57 am

wow dude cool looking set up, I wouldnt shoot you down I used meinl luis conte congas, and church I use cheap headliners the church bought them but I changed the heads to some remo ones for lack of tuning time. Much like ron here Im gonna have to sneek me a pick when people are cleared out :-)
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Postby bongoron » Sun Apr 23, 2006 5:49 am

Hunter Harvest...I'll need to check that out for possible locations in the midwest. Very cool. Tomorrow is our annual praisefest for our little Baptist group of churches. Might be able to get a pic of my church setup before that.
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Postby akdom » Mon Sep 04, 2006 12:17 am

Hi all

Not much of a set up but a few pics anyway.

My drummer and I

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Postby akdom » Mon Sep 04, 2006 12:18 am

Here is the other pic.

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Postby Sakuntu » Mon Sep 04, 2006 2:12 am

Great shots everyone! Pidoca, what kind of basket stands are those that your using? They look pretty sweet!
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Postby Firebrand » Mon Sep 04, 2006 3:00 am

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Playing my white, Patato Fiberglass Congas.

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Playing my Yamaha Beech Custom Drums, with Sabian cymbals and LP accessories.



Playing my Ibanez SR506 6-String (currently in the shop...using my backup Ibanez BTB405 5-string in the meantime).

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Postby CongaTick » Tue Sep 05, 2006 11:15 am

The most I can afford. Doing the best I can. (never posted pix b4. Hope this works)

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Postby congamyk » Wed Sep 06, 2006 1:38 am

This is not my set up, but another musician from my city.
He's NOT on this board and I found this photo on a
local musician's website. Looks tight!



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Postby CongaTick » Wed Sep 06, 2006 11:18 am

Wow! His IS bigger than mine!!!
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