
Mixers
ANALOG & DIGITAL

Before we get started...
This is our introduction video. It explains what our gear list is, is not, and how to best interpret each section.
Be sure to watch every video corresponding to it's section as much of the list will not make sense unless it is explained. Many of the items on this list are tailored for specific uses and situations, and without the explanation of each item, you may buy the wrong item(s) and not realize that there was something else that was much better sooted for you. Again, our hope is you see you thrive in every area of your ministry. We want to be a help, not a burden. So please watch each video to the end to ensure you have all the information you need. With that said, lets move forward.
ANALOG MIXERS
Starter
Yamaha MG10XU 10 Channel Mixer
Average Cost: $200
Our Cost: Call for Pricing
Cons:
Needs an Analog Snake
Lower Channel Count
Much Fewer Features than Digital Mixer
Pros:
10 Channels (4 Mono, 3 Stereo)
4 Dual XLR TRS Jacks
Built In Compressor on Channels 1 & 2
Phantom Power on 4 Channels
3 Band EQ on 4 Channels
Built in Effects
Good Sound
ANALOG MIXERS
Great
Yamaha MG16XU 16 Channel Mixer
Average Cost: $500
Our Cost: Call for Pricing
Cons:
Much Fewer Features than Digital Mixer
Needs an Analog Snake
Pros:
16 Channels (8 Mono, 8 Stereo)
Built In Compressors on Channels 1 - 8
3 Band EQ w/ Adjustable Mid Frequency
4 Aux Busses (3 Monitor, 1 FX)
16 Faders
2 Stereo Groups
Mute Buttons
USB In & Out
Much More
Good Sound
DIGITAL MIXERS
Great
1. Behringer x32 Producer
Average Cost: $1,200
Our Cost: Call for Pricing
Cons:
Doesn't Include Scribble Strips
No Dedicated Mute Group Buttons
Less Faders than Full Sized X32
Less Built In I/O than Full Sized x32
Pros:
22 Inputs (Expandable to 40)
14 Outputs (Expandable to 25)
Compressor & EQ on Every Channel
60+ Effects
USB 32x32 Multitrack Recording
Motorized Faders
Savable Presets
Fits inside rack
Great Sound
Compatible with Digital Snake
Much More...
2. Behringer x32 Compact
Average Cost: $1,500
Our Cost: Call for Pricing
Cons:
Can't Fit in a Rack
Less Faders than Full Sized X32
Less Built In I/O than Full Sized x32
Pros:
6 Dedicated Mute Group Buttons
Scribble Strips on Each Channel Strip
Scenes Recall Buttons
Great Sound
Low Cost Digital Mixer
Much More...
DIGITAL MIXERS
Best
1. Behringer XR-18
Average Cost: $600
Our Cost: Call for Pricing
Cons:
Doesn't Come with Physical Controller
Less Flexibility than X32 Series
Pros:
18 Inputs (16 Mono, 1 Stereo)
8 Outputs
Great Sound
Includes Almost All Features of X32 Series
Built in Wifi Router
Controlled via Tablet or Midi Controler
USB 18x18 Multitrack Recording
No Snake Needed
Rack Mountable
Extremely Low Cost
Much More...
Monitoring
Stage monitors, wired in-ear monitors, and wireless in-ear monitors

Before we get started...
This is our introduction video. It explains what our gear list is, is not, and how to best interpret each section.
Be sure to watch every video corresponding to it's section as much of the list will not make sense unless it is explained. Many of the items on this list are tailored for specific uses and situations, and without the explanation of each item, you may buy the wrong item(s) and not realize that there was something else that was much better sooted for you. Again, our hope is you see you thrive in every area of your ministry. We want to be a help, not a burden. So please watch each video to the end to ensure you have all the information you need. With that said, lets move forward.
Monitoring
STAGE MONITORS
STARTER
Kustom PA KPM10
Average Cost: $120
Cons
- Very Muffled Sound
- Very Low Intelligibility
- EQ Needed
- Added a Lot of Stage Noise
Pros:
- 50w Speaker
- XLR & TS Inputs
- Line Out
- Onboard Volume Control
Monitoring
STAGE MONITORS
Best
JBL Eon 610
Average Cost: $400
Cons
- Adds a Lot of Stage Noise
Pros:
- 1,000w Speaker
- 2 XLR & TS Input
- XLR Output
- Bluetooth Control
- Digital 4 Band EQ
- Small Form Factor
- Light Weight
- Good Sound Quality
Monitoring
WIRED IEM PACKS
Great
1. Elite Core EC-WBP-VC
Average Cost: $25
Cons
- Passive Volume Control
- Can Have Slightly Low Volume
Pros:
- XLR Input
- Mono or Stereo Mix (with Proper Cable)
- Passive Volume Control (No Batteries)
- Belt Clip
2. Behringer PM1
Average Cost: $30
Cons
- Passive Volume Control
- Can Have Slightly Low Volume
Pros:
- XLR Input
- Mono or Stereo Mix (with Proper Cable)
- Passive Volume Control (No Batteries)
- Belt Clip
Monitoring
WIRED IEM PACKS
Best
Behringer P2
Average Cost: $40
Cons:
- Needs Batteries
Pros:
- XLR Input
- Mono or Stereo Mix (with Proper Cable)
- Battery Powered Active Volume Control
- Much Finer Volume Control
- Belt Clip
mONITORING
WIRELESS IEM SYSTEMS
Good
Shure PSM 300
Average Cost: $700
Cons
- None
Pros:
- Mono Or Stereo (2 Packs Mono, 1 Stereo)
- 24 Bit Digital Audio
Up To 300ft Range Line of Sight
- One Touch Frequency Scanning
- Expandable with External Antenna
- Rack Mount Included
mONITORING
WIRELESS IEM SYSTEMS
Great
1. Sennheiser EW 300 G3
Average Cost: $1,000
Cons
- High Price Tag
Pros:
Professional Wireless IEM System
Fantastic Sound Quality
Automatic Frequency Scanning
- Adaptive Antenna, Can Use In Ear Monitors as An Antenna
- Expandable with External Antenna
5 Band EQ in Transmitter
Larger Audio Frequency Range
1 Band EQ on Receiver
AA or Sennheiser Rechargeable Batteries
2. Sennheiser EW 300-2 G3
Average Cost: $1,300
Cons
- None
Pros:
- 2 Receivers (Mono)
- Low Cost vs Two Systems
3. Shure PSM 900
Average Cost: $1,450
Cons:
- High Price
- Price vs Features Compared to Sennheiser
Pros:
- Professional Wireless IEM System
- 24 Bit Digital Audio
- Fantastic Sound Quality
- Expandable with External Antenna
- 1 Band EQ on Receiver
mONITORING
WIRELESS IEM SYSTEMS
Best
Audiofusion Wireless Monitoring Software
Average Cost: $100 for App & $100 Per Mix
Cons:
- Range Limited to Wifi Router Range
- The Downsides to Wifi Tech:
- Slowest Connection Slows all Down
- Band Will Need to Turn off Wifi Before Leaving Range i.e. Going to the Bathroom.
- iPhone Battery Needs to Be Charged
Pros:
- Professional Quality Wireless IEM System
- Wireless IEM & Personal Mixer All in One
- All Input Channels from Mixer via USB, Ethernet, Firewire, and Thunderbolt.
- Fantastic Sound Quality
- Full Audio Frequency Spectrum
- No Frequency Scanning
- Sound Tech can Mix Monitors from iPad
- Expandable Range with Multiple Routers
- EXTREMELY LOW COST, BEST SOUND, & BEST FEATURES AVAILABLE.
- Much More...
MONITORING
IN EAR MONITORS
STARTER
Mee Audio M6
Average Cost: $20
Cons:
- Low Quality Parts
- Low Quality Sound
- Can Cause Ear Fatigue
- Not Meant For Stage Use
- Can Make a Good Mix Sound Bad
- High Probability of Getting Phasing,
Comb Filtering, & Distortion
Pros:
- Cheap
- Fairly Comfortable
MONITORING
IN EAR MONITORS
Great
1. Westone UM Pro 10
Average Cost: $150
Cons:
- Uses Balanced Armature
- Possible to Get Phasing,
Comb Filtering & Distortion
- Possible to Get Phasing,
- Don't Sound as Good as G10's
Pros:
- Low Budget Professional IEM
- Built for On Stage Use
- Great Sound Quality
- Replaceable Cable
- Includes Multiple Silicone & Foam Tips
- Comfortable for Hours
2. Future Sonics Spectrum G10
Average Cost: $220
Cons:
- Not as Comfortable as Westones
- Non Replaceable Cable
Pros:
- Professional Quality IEM
- Professional Grade Sound Quality
- Armature & Crossover Free
- No Phasing, Comb Filtering,
or Distortion
- No Phasing, Comb Filtering,
- Includes Multiple Silicone & Foam Tips
- Fairly Comfortable
MONITORING
IN EAR MONITORS
Best
1. Westone AM Pro 10
Average Cost: $190
Cons:
- Uses Balanced Armature
- Possible to Get Phasing,
Comb Filtering, & Distortion
- Possible to Get Phasing,
- No Control Over How Much Ambient Sound
- Don't Sound as Good as G10's
Pros:
- Low Budget Professional IEM
- Great Sound Quality
- SLED Includes Ambient Sound
- Built for On Stage Use
- Includes Multiple Silicone & Foam Tips
- Comfortable for Hours
Cabling

Before we get started...
This is our introduction video. It explains what our gear list is, is not, and how to best interpret each section.
Be sure to watch every video corresponding to it's section as much of the list will not make sense unless it is explained. Many of the items on this list are tailored for specific uses and situations, and without the explanation of each item, you may buy the wrong item(s) and not realize that there was something else that was much better sooted for you. Again, our hope is you see you thrive in every area of your ministry. We want to be a help, not a burden. So please watch each video to the end to ensure you have all the information you need. With that said, lets move forward.
CABLING
XLR CABLES
Good
1. Livewire Essential XLR Mic Cables
Average Cost: $25 -$124
Cons
- None
Pros:
- Good Quality Cable
- Lifetime Replacement Warranty
- Neutrik Connectors
2. Livewire Essential XLR with On/Off Switch 25ft
Average Cost: $45
Cons
- None
Pros:
- Mute Switch on Cable
- Good Quality Cable
- Lifetime Replacement Warranty
- Neutrik Connectors
CABLING
XLR CABLES
Better
Livewire Elite Quad XLR
Average Cost: $45 - $100
Cons:
- High Price
Pros:
- Fantastic Quality Cable
- Lifetime Replacement Warranty
- Neutik Gold Plated Connectors
- 4 Pole for Higher Quality
CABLING
INSTRUMENT CABLES
Starter
1. Livewire Advantage 1/4” Instrument Cable
Average Cost: $17 - $24
Cons
- None
Pros:
- Decent Quality Cable
- Lifetime Replacement Warranty
CABLING
INSTRUMENT CABLES
Best
Monster Cable Rock Cable 12ft - 21ft
Average Cost: $50 - $60
Cons
- High Price
- Needs to Be Shipped for Replacement
Pros:
- Fantastic Quality Cable
- Gold Plated Connecters
- Lifetime Replacement Warranty
- Colors Tone for Great Mids & Highs
- Very Durable
Monster Cable Bass Cable 12ft - 21ft
Average Cost: $45 - $55
Cons:
- High Price
- Needs to Be Shipped for Replacement
Pros:
- Fantastic Quality Cable
- Gold Plated Connecters
- Lifetime Replacement Warranty
- Colors Tone for Great Bass
- Very Durable
Monster Cable Acoustic Cable 12ft - 21ft
Average Cost: $8 - $30
Cons:
- High Price
- Needs to Be Shipped for Replacement
Pros:
- Fantastic Quality Cable
- Gold Plated Connecters
- Lifetime Replacement Warranty
- Colors Tone for Acoustic Guitar
- Very Durable
Mogami Gold Instrument Cable
Average Cost: $55 - $65
Cons:
- High Price
Pros:
- Fantastic Quality Cable
- Gold Plated Connecters
- Lifetime Replacement Warranty
- Colorless Clear Sound
- Very Durable
CABLING
Cat5/6/7
Pro Co Ethercon Shielded Cat5e 10ft - 300ft
Average Cost: $35 - $230
Cons
- Expensive
- Bulky
- Only One Color Available
Pros:
- Shielded Cable
- Neutrik Locking Connectors
- Highly Durable
- Made for Touring
InstallerParts Shielded Cat5e 1.5ft - 200ft
Average Cost: $5 - $60
Cons
- Not as Durable as Ethercon
- Cat5 Clasp
- Slightly Bulky
Pros:
- Shielded Cable
- Multi Colored for Organization
- Patch Lengths Available
- Available in 5 & 10 Packs
- Low Cost
Cable Matters Shielded Cat6a 1ft-200ft
Average Cost: $13 - $45
Cons
- Not as Durable as Ethercon
- Slightly Bulky
- Only One Color Available
Pros:
- Shielded Cable
- Cat6/7 Clasp
- Patch Lengths Available
- Low Cost
Cable Matters Shielded Patch Cat6a 1ft-15ft 5-Pack
Average Cost: $13 - $22
Cons
- Not as Durable as Ethercon
- Slightly Bulky
- Only One Color Available
Pros:
- Available in Packs
- Shielded Cable
- Cat6/7 Clasp
- Patch Lengths Available
- Low Cost
Pascow Flat Shielded Cat7 3ft - 150ft
Average Cost: $5 - $45
Cons:
- Not as Durable as Ethercon
- Only One Color Available
Pros:
- Flat Cable
- Least Space Used
- Shielded Cable
- Cat6/7 Clasp
- Low Cost
Ibex Flat Shielded Cat7 5-Pack 1.5ft - 5ft
Average Cost: $9 - $11
Cons:
- Not as Durable as Ethercon
- Only One Color Available
Pros:
- Flat Cable
- Least Space Used
- Shielded Cable
- Cat6/7 Clasp
- Patch Lengths Available
- Low Cost
CABLING
Interconnect Cables
Livewire Elite 1/8” to RCA
Average Cost: $18 - $21
Cons
- None
Pros:
- High Quality Cable
- Shielded
- Gold Plated Connectors
- Lifetime Replacement Warranty
- Works with Phone Cases
Livewire Elite 1/8” to 1/4”
Average Cost: $20 - $23
Cons
- None
Pros:
- High Quality Cable
- Shielded
- Gold Plated Connectors
- Lifetime Replacement Warranty
- Works with Phone Cases
Cabling
ANALOG SNAKES
Good
1. Livewire 16x4 Snake w/ Dual XLR/TRS 50ft
Average Cost: $270
Cons
- Long Setup Times
- TRS Outputs
- Extremely Bulky
- Low Output Count
Pros:
- 16 Inputs
- 4 Outputs
- XLR-TRS Inputs
- No DI Required
- Lifetime Replacement Warranty
2. Livewire 24x4 Snake w/ XLR Outs 100ft
Average Cost: $460
Cons:
- Extremely Long Setup Times
- Only XLR Inputs
- Low Output Count
- Extremely Bulky
Pros:
- 24 Inputs
- XLR Outputs
- Long Cable Run
- Lifetime Replacement Warranty
Cabling
ANALOG SNAKES
Best
1. The Cat Rack Cat5 Rack Snake
Average Cost: $250/each
Cons:
- Low Input Count
- More Expensive
- Needs Lots of Cat5/6/7
Pros:
- Super Quick Setup
- High Quality Snake
- Gold Plated Connectors
- Locking Connectors
- Uses Cat5/6/7 for Cable Runs
- Works with Phantom Power (48v)
- Rack Mountable
- Configurable Inputs & Outputs
2. The Cat Box Cat5 Stage Box Snake
Average Cost: $120/each
Cons:
- Low Channel Count
- More Expensive
- Needs Lots of Cat5/6/7
Pros:
- Super Quick Setup
- High Quality Snake
- Gold Plated Connectors
- Locking Connectors
- Uses Cat5/6/7 for Cable Runs
- Works with Phantom Power (48v)
- Configurable Inputs & Outputs
3. Whirlwind Catdusa 4x4
Average Cost: $170/each
Cons:
- Low Channel Count
- More Expensive
- Needs Lots of Cat5/6/7
Pros:
- Super Quick Setup
- High Quality Snake
- Gold Plated Connectors
- Locking Connectors
- Uses Cat5/6/7 for Cable Runs
- Works with Phantom Power (48v)
- Rack Mountable and/or Stagebox
CABLING
Cable Management
Braided Sleeving Cable Wrap w/ Velcro
Average Cost: $35 - $135
Cons
- Cables Can Slide Too Much
- Can Be Too Flexible
- Edges Can Fray
Pros:
- Makes Managing Cat5 Easy
- Easy to Open to Add More
- Easily Attach Multiple for Added Length
Split Wire Loom Tubing
Average Cost: $20 - $150
Cons
- Can Be a Hassle to Wrap
- Can Be Bulky with Long Runs
- Can Be Difficult to Add or Remove Cable Over Time
Pros:
- Makes Managing Cat5 Easy
- Easily Attach Multiple for Added Length
- Very Durable
- Holds Shape Very Well
Velcro Brand Cable Ties 100 Count
Average Cost: $10
Cons:
- None
Pros:
- Fully Wraps Cable
- As Tight or As Loose As You Want
- Can Add Together for Thicker Cables
- Low Cost, High Count
- Very Durable
Gaffer Power Multi Colored Gaffers Tape
Average Cost: $8 - $30
Cons:
- None
Pros:
- Low Adhesion
- No Sticky Mess
- No Residue Left Behind
- Made for Taping Cables Down
- Great for Color Coding Cables or Anything Else
- Great All Purpose Tape
Drop Over Cord Protector
Average Cost: $25 - $50
Cons:
- Not Much Space for More Than a Few Cables
- Goes Over the Top of Cables
Pros:
- Protects Cables from Foot Traffic or Carts
- Can Lock Together for Added Length
Pyle Cable Defender
Average Cost: $50
Cons:
- Price
Pros:
- Protects Cables from Foot Traffic or Carts
- Can Lock Together for Added Length
- Top Loaded Trough for Cables
- Larger Cable Trough
Stage & Band Accessories

Before we get started...
This is our introduction video. It explains what our gear list is, is not, and how to best interpret each section.
Be sure to watch every video corresponding to it's section as much of the list will not make sense unless it is explained. Many of the items on this list are tailored for specific uses and situations, and without the explanation of each item, you may buy the wrong item(s) and not realize that there was something else that was much better sooted for you. Again, our hope is you see you thrive in every area of your ministry. We want to be a help, not a burden. So please watch each video to the end to ensure you have all the information you need. With that said, lets move forward.
Stage & Band Accessories
MUSIC STANDS
Starter
1. Musician's Gear Deluxe Music Stand - 6 Pack
Average Cost: $26 or $120
Cons
- Top is Difficult to Store
- Longer Tear Down Than GearLux Stands
Pros:
- Fairly Durable
- Easy to Tighten & Release
- Sturdy Stand Mount
- Breaks Down to Two Pieces
2. Gator Vented Music Stand
Average Cost: $40
Cons
- Top is Difficult to Store
- Longer Tear Down Than GearLux Stands
Pros:
- Quite Durable
- Easy to Tighten & Release
- Sturdy Top Mount
- Breaks Down to Two Pieces
Stage & Band Accessories
MUSIC STANDS
Better
1. Gearlux Collapsible Solid Top Music Stand
Average Cost: $30
Cons:
- Pieces Can Loosen Over Time
- Not Quite as Durable as Gator Stands
Pros:
- Fairly Durable
- Quick Setup & Tear Down
- Easy to Tighten & Release
- Sturdy Top Mount
- Breaks Down to Two Pieces
- Top Stores Flat
- Easy to Store
- Fairly Cheap
2. Gearlux Vented Collapsible Music Stand
Average Cost: $30
Cons:
- Pieces Can Loosen Over Time
- Not Quite as Durable as Gator Stands
Pros:
- Fairly Durable
- Easy to Tighten & Release
- Sturdy Top Mount
- Breaks Down to Two Pieces
- Top Stores Flat
- Easy to Store
- Fairly Cheap
Stage & Band Accessories
Music Stands
Best
1. Hercules EZ Clutch Solid Top Music Stand
Average Cost: $90
Cons:
- Price
Pros:
- Highly Durable
- Easy to Tighten & Release
- Quick Clutch for Hight Adjustments
- Sturdy Top Mount
- Breaks Down to Two Pieces
- Top Folds in Half for Better Storage
- Fairly Cheap
2. Hercules EZ Clutch Vented Music Stand
Average Cost: $90
Cons:
- Price
Pros:
- Highly Durable
- Easy to Tighten & Release
- Quick Clutch for Hight Adjustments
- Sturdy Top Mount
- Breaks Down to Two Pieces
- Top Folds in Half for Better Storage
- Fairly Cheap
3. Hercules 3 Section Music Stand (Solid Top or Vented)
Average Cost: $90
Cons:
- Price
Pros:
- Highly Durable
- Easy to Tighten & Release
- Sturdy Top Mount
- Telescoping Stand for Better Storage
- Breaks Down to Two Pieces
- Top Folds in Half for Better Storage
- Fairly Cheap
STAGE & BAND ACCESSORIES
Guitar & Bass Stands
1. Hercules Single Guitar Stand w/ Folding Yoke
Average Cost: $50
Cons
- None
Pros:
- Highly Durable
- Very Sturdy
- Quick Clutch for Hight Adjustments
- Folding Yoke for Easy Storage
2. Hercules Three Instrument Rack
Average Cost: $80
Cons
- None
Pros:
- Highly Durable
- Very Sturdy
- Holds 3 Instruments
- Folds Flat for Easy Storage
STAGE & BAND ACCESSORIES
Tuners
Korg Pitchblack Custom Pedal Tuner
Average Cost: $100
Cons
- None
Pros:
- Fantastic Accuracy
- 3 Operating Modes
- Standard, Strobe, & Hybrid
- Only Pedal Turner with Strobe Mode
- Mute Function while Tuning
Korg Pitchblack Pro Rackmount Tuner
Average Cost: $100
Cons
- None
Pros:
- Fantastic Accuracy
- 3 Operating Modes
- Standard, Strobe, & Hybrid
- Mute Button
- Built In Cable Tester
- 2 Inputs & 1 Output
Stage & Band Accessories
DIRECT BOXES
Starter
1. Livewire Double Shielded Passive Di
Average Cost: $40
Cons
- Low Sound Quality
- Passive
Pros:
- Cheap
- Well Shielded
- Ground Lift Switch
2. Behringer Ultra-DI DI100
Average Cost: $50
Cons
- Low Sound Quality
Pros:
- Cheap
- Well Shielded
- Ground Lift Switch
- 20db Pad
- Active DI
- Better Frequency Response
- Better Sound Quality
Stage & Band Accessories
DIRECT BOXES
Best
1. Radial Engineering Pro D1 Passive Di
Average Cost: $100
Cons:
- Passive
Pros:
- Great Sound Quality
- Well Shielded
- Great Quality Components
- Ground Lift Switch
- 15db Pad
2. Radial Engineering Pro D2 Passive Stereo Di
Average Cost: $150
Cons:
- Passive
Pros:
- Stereo DI
- Great Sound Quality
- Well Shielded
- Great Quality Components
- Ground Lift Switch
- 15db Pad
3. Radial Engineering USB-Pro Stereo Laptop DI
Average Cost: $230
Cons:
- Price
- Not Needed in Most Cases
Pros:
- Stereo DI
- Great Sound Quality
- Well Shielded
- Great Quality Components
- Ground Lift Switch
- USB Input
- Headphone Output with Volume Knobe
- Mono Summing Button
- Great for Long Cable Runs
Stage & Band Accessories
DIRECT BOXES
Better
Radial Engineering J48 Active DI
Average Cost: $200
Cons:
- Price
Pros:
- Best Sound Quality
- Best Frequency Response
- No Coloration
- Active DI
- Well Shielded
- Great Quality Components
- Ground Lift Switch
- 15db Pad
- 80Hz High-Pass Switch
- Polarity Switch
- Merge Switch
- Merge 2 inputs to 1 Output
Radial Engineering J48 Stereo Active DI
Average Cost: $300
Cons:
- Price
Pros:
- Best Sound Quality
- Best Frequency Response
- No Coloration
- Active DI
- Well Shielded
- Great Quality Components
- Ground Lift Switch
- 15db Pad
- 80Hz High-Pass Switch
STAGE & BAND ACCESSORIES
Acoustic Pedals
TC Electronic BodyRez
Average Cost: $100
Cons
- None
Pros:
- Adds Natural Body & Richness Back to Guitar
- Built in Feedback Suppression
- Simple 1 Knobe Design
Fishman Platinum Stage Preamp
Average Cost: $150
Cons
- Odd Shape
- Meant to be Worn
- Not Designed as a Pedal
Pros:
- Fantastic Sound Quality
- Full Fishman Amp Sound
- 4-Band EQ
- Built In DI
- XLR Output
- Much More...
Fishman Platinum Pro EQ Preamp
Average Cost: $300
Cons:
- Large Pedal Size
Pros:
- Fantastic Sound Quality
- Full Fishman Amp Sound
- 5-Band EQ with Sweeping Mid Freq
- Built In DI
- XLR Output
- Adjustable Feedback Suppression
- Built In Compressor
- Designed as a Pedal
- Much More...
Stage & Band Accessories
CAPOS
Starter
D’Addario Reflex Capo
Average Cost: $20
Cons
- Bends Strings Out of Tune if Not Placed Directly on a Fret
- Especially on Electric Guitar
- Can Be Difficult to Open & Close
- Takes Longer to Move
- Will Always Bend B & G String Out of Tune
Pros:
- Cheap
- Adjustable Tension
- Decent Quality
Stage & Band Accessories
CAPOS
Best
G7th Performance 2 Guitar Capo
Average Cost: $45
Cons
- Price
Pros:
- Finger Tight Tension
- No Springs
- Easiest Capo to Open & Close
- Easy for Placement & Quick Movements
- Does Not Bend Strings Out of Tune
- Usable on Acoustic & Electric Guitars
- Bottom Notch Prevents B & G String Going out of Tune
Stage & Band Accessories
LOAD BOXES
Starter
Stage & Band Accessories
LOAD BOXES
Better
1. Palmer Audio PDI03 L16 8-Ohm
Average Cost: $500
Cons
- Price
Pros:
- Great Sound
- Use a Guitar or Bass Amp without the Speaker Cab
- 9 Built In Cab Simulations
- 8 EQ Presets
- Up to 100w Load
- Output Volume Control
- 1/4" and XLR Cab Sim Outputs
- 4 Unfiltered Outputs
2.Palmer Audio PGA04 L04
Average Cost: $650
Cons:
- Price vs Features
Pros:
- Great Sound
- Use a Guitar or Bass Amp without the Speaker Cab
- 9 Built In Cab Simulations
- 2 EQ Controls
- Up to 120w Load
- Built In Load Meter
- Output Volume Control
- 2x 1/4" & 1 XLR Output
- Built In High-Pass Filter
Stage & Band Accessories
LOAD BOXES
Best
Two Notes Torpedo Live Digital
Average Cost: $1,000
Cons:
- Price
Pros:
- Even Better Sound
- Use a Guitar or Bass Amp without the Speaker Cab
- Up to 100w Load
- 50 Configurable Cab Simulations
- 5-Band EQ
- 32 Instantly Recallable Presets
- Midi Enabled
- Create or Load an Additional 512 Cab Simulations
Power
Before we get started...
This is our introduction video. It explains what our gear list is, is not, and how to best interpret each section.
Be sure to watch every video corresponding to it's section as much of the list will not make sense unless it is explained. Many of the items on this list are tailored for specific uses and situations, and without the explanation of each item, you may buy the wrong item(s) and not realize that there was something else that was much better sooted for you. Again, our hope is you see you thrive in every area of your ministry. We want to be a help, not a burden. So please watch each video to the end to ensure you have all the information you need. With that said, lets move forward.
Power
Extension Cords
Power
Power Strips
Starter
Power
Power Strips
Best
Power
Power Conditioners
Good
Power
Power Conditioners
Best
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