I wanted to share what I thought was a great idea in cases. I’ve got a case made by the Incase company for my John Mayer signature strat that I just love. I wish it had room for 2 guitars.
Mono cases look indestructible and they make a dual electric guitar case. I can’t think of something more useful at this time.
The guitars go on your back. Amp in one hand, pedalboard in the other. You’ve just made it from the car to the gig in one trip.
NOW GO PLAY!!
Wanted to share a video of Lincoln Brewster walking you through his live rig. check it out!
Hey there,
I’m going to try my hand at blogging, so here it goes.
There are approximately 300,000 churches across America. Each one filled with musicians of different skill level and ability. Being a full-time church musician for the past 2 years and guitarist for 10 or so years prior to that, I had a hard time finding anywhere that had a blog that . While I place infinite value on the spiritual aspects of leading worship (in fact, that’s the most important aspect) I will aim for the musical end of the spectrum. Mainly the equipment and gear I have found to be most helpful in worship music.
So in the following posts I’ll be reviewing and doing side by side comparisons of equipment that makes our jobs a little easier (or can get in the way quickly if we’re not careful)
I hope you enjoy it and find it helpful. I’d love to hear from you with further ideas or equipment to review.
Thanks,
Todd Laird
Worship that works 