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ACE FREHLEY BAND BACKLINE REQUIREMENTS / USA 2018 Ace Frehley Guitar/Vocals 2 JCM2000 DSL 100 watt Heads. 2 Marshall 1960AV Cabinets 1 Shure UR4D wireless receiver with 3 transmitter belt packs 3- 30-40 ft ¼ male end speaker cables 1- 40 ft instrument cable ¼ male ends 8 misc length ¼ male end instrument cables 1 guitar boat Philip Shouse (Vocals / Bass) - 2 Ampeg SVT Bass Heads s - 2 Ampeg SVT 8x10 Cabiinets (PLEASE NOTE: BOTH 8x10 CABINETS ARE TO BE POWERED BY BASS HEAD ON STAGE RIGHT. PLEASE SUPPLY EXTRA LONG SPEAKER CABLE TO ACCOMMODATE) - 1 Fender P Bass of Fender Jazz Bass Ryan Cook (Guitar / BGV’s) ** FIRST CHOICE OF AMP IS POWERER KEMPER HEAD W/ REMOTE. IF THIS IS AVAILBLE, WE ALSO REQUEST ONE MARSHALL HEAD AS BACKUP. - 4 Marshall 4x12 Cabinets **IF KEMPER NOT AVAILABLE: - 2 Marshall JCM 800 or JCM 2000 - 1 Gibson Electric Guitar (Custom, Standard or Classic) Jeremy Asbrock (Guitar / BGV’s) ** FIRST CHOICE OF AMP IS POWERER KEMPER HEAD W/ REMOTE. IF THIS IS AVAILBLE, WE ALSO REQUEST ONE MARSHALL HEAD AS BACKUP. - 4 Marshall 4x12 Cabinets **IF KEMPER NOT AVAILABLE: - 2 Orange (preferably) or Marshall JCM 800 or JCM 2000 - 1 Gibson Electric Guitar (Custom, Standard or Classic) Accessories - 8 guitar stands - 5 LARGE, circular, tiltable, adjustable speed fans to be placed on stage - 4 drink / water bottle holders (one for each vocal mic stand Matt Starr Rider 2018 DRUMS Ludwig Legacy series • 26” Bass drum • 14" Rack tom • 16" Floor tom with legs • 18" Floor tom with legs • 14x6.5” Ludwig Black Beauty (Ludwig 6.5” Supraphonic optional) • Piano Black, Silver Sparkle, Red Sparkle first choices. CYMBALS Paiste 2002 (Signature if not available) • 15" Hi hats 2002 Sound Edge (14” optional) • (3) 20" 2002 crashes • 24” 2002 Rev Al ride(24” Giant Beat optional) • 22” China cymbal HARDWARE/PEDALS DW Drum Workshop • (1) DW 5000 single bass drum pedal • (1) DW 5000 Hi hat stand with 3 LEGS • (5) DW boom stands (all with boom arm in tube) • (2) DW snare stands (1) snare for drum set (1) for rack tom • Tama First chair/throne bicycle style (DW optional) DRUM HEADS Evans • Coated G2 on all toms TOP & BOTTOM • (2) Heavyweight head for snare • EQ3 kick BATTER, smooth white FRONT MISCELLANEOUS • 2 fans • DW or Evans heavy duty Drum Key 323.842.9120 • [email protected] www.mattstarrmusic.com Additional Staging - 1 Drum Riser 8’W x 8’L x 2’H Lighting Detail - Other than Follow Spots / Spotlights, NO WHITE LIGHTS ARE TO BE INCLUDED IN COLOR SCHEME. Only warm, “vibey” colors, please: Blue, Red, Purple Green, Yellow….Dark Colors. Talk Back Mics - Please arrange for Front of House, Monitor Engineer and Lighting Director to have talk back mics to communicate with artist via monitor wedges. PLEASE NOTE; DISTANCE FROM FOOT OF STAGE TO FRONT OF DRUM RISER 12’ 0” (12 feet, 0 inches). Ace Frehley input list 1-Kick In 2-Kick out 3-Snare top 4-Snare bottom 5-Hat 6-Rack Tom 7-Floor Tom 1 8-Floor Tom 2 9-O.H.SR 10- O.H.SL 11- Cowbell 12- Bass DI 13- Bass Mic 14- Guitar Ryan SR 15- Guitar Ace Center 16- Guitar Ace Center 17- Guitar Jeremy SL 18- Ryan Vocal SR 19- Phil Vocal SR 20- Ace Vocal Center 21- Jeremy Vocal SL 22- Matt Drum Vocal 23- Spare Vocal 24- sample DI 6 DRUMS MATT AC AC Guitar Bass Guitar AC Guitar Guitar RYAN PHIL ACE JEREMY 7 8 1 2 4 5 INPUT LIST 1 Kick In Beta 91 9 O/H KM184 17 Guitar S/L 57 25 2 Kick Out Beta 52 10 O/H KM184 18 Vocal Ryan 58 26 3 Sn top Beta 57 11 Cowbell 57 19 Vocal Phil 58 27 4 Sn bttm SM57 12 Bass DI 20 Vocal Ace 58 28 5 HiHat CM700 13 Bass Mic e602 21 Vocal Jeremy 58 29 6 Rack e604 14 Guitar S/R 57 22 Vocal Matt 58 30 7 Floor 1 e604 15 Guitar 1 Ace 57 23 Spare Vox 58 31 8 Floor 2 e604 16 Guitar 2 Ace 57 24 Trax DI 32 Ace Frehley 12/2018.
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