I ask this as I play locally in a band and this is our rainy season, yet we are being booked for out door work. :##:hmm
While obviously, we would not start playing if it were raining and we had no over head protection, still I have been caught in rain when we were playing and it started raining in the middle of a performance.
I was wondering if any of you who play reissue LP's got caught in the rain while playing one of your historic reissues?
This happened to me one time, although nothing really torrential or serious, but I just bought a Gretsch G5220 to use when we play in situations where we may get rained on this season, and I prepared a less expensive amp option as well so that while I would hurry to gather my gear up if I were to get caught in the rain, I would not be worried about it nearly as much if I were using one of my historic LP's and a more expensive amp, which I normally use.
What say you?
While obviously, we would not start playing if it were raining and we had no over head protection, still I have been caught in rain when we were playing and it started raining in the middle of a performance.
I was wondering if any of you who play reissue LP's got caught in the rain while playing one of your historic reissues?
This happened to me one time, although nothing really torrential or serious, but I just bought a Gretsch G5220 to use when we play in situations where we may get rained on this season, and I prepared a less expensive amp option as well so that while I would hurry to gather my gear up if I were to get caught in the rain, I would not be worried about it nearly as much if I were using one of my historic LP's and a more expensive amp, which I normally use.
What say you?