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Evans Artcore Hollow Body guitar runs through a Fender Blues Amp to augment our classic rock sound.
PA
Old 45's use Yamaha MSR 400's as front of house speakers and Elvis Alto 200 watt foldback.  This is mixed with a Yamaha 16fx mixer and we use SM58 microphones.  All of our PA gear was supplied by Music Express at Mt Gravatt
Ken's "Black Flash" tele guitar is a Fender American standard Telecaster and runs through an ibanez delay pedal to a Kustom "The Defender" 50w amp.
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Ian plays a 5 piece Mapex Meridan kit.  In cymbals, the high hat and the crash are Impressions, hand hammered of course, and the ride is a UFIP- a great Italian company that were making church bells and branched out to cymbals in 1931.  Ian uses Zildjian 7A nylon tipped sticks and his stool is a 50 year old Premier supplied with his original Premier kit.   Would a great drummer use anything else.
BASS
Geoff has a few basses that he swaps between, depending on how the mood takes him.   
His 1975 Rickenbacker is an old favourite but it weighs a ton so doesn't get let out much  
these days. The lightweight Hofner "Beatle Bass" is a much more practical option.

Amp wise, it's mostly the Gallien-Kreuger 700RB through a David Eden 4 x 10 cab.  Geoff  
uses Shure mics and a Shure PGX21 wireless transmitter. "I tripped over my own lead  
once while playing on a borrowed bass. It was pretty spectacular," he says, "I went  
straight out and bought a wireless system and have used it ever since."