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If you're a professional guitarist or bass player, than chances
are you've accumulated a large assortment of equipment to
achieve "your sound". Believe it or not pro players haven't
always had these big racks full of processors, preamps,
power amps, power conditioners and, well, just about
anything anymore. Installing this equipment into a standard
19" rack means more than getting out your screw gun and
bolting it in. Professionals know the importance of a rig that
has been designed and assembled properly. Yes, it will work
by plugging it all in sequence with store bought cabling but
nothing beats a rack which was designed and constructed by
a professional who had a plan. One look in the back of a rack
and you can immediately tell the pro from the wanna-be. The
same rule applies to the sound of a professionally built rig and
at the end of the day that's all that's important. How does it
sound? Careful planning and custom assembly makes all the
difference to the sound that comes out of the speakers. One
of the biggest improvements you'll get from a custom built
"Gorgo" system is a virtually noise free rig. We've all heard
them. The guitar players whose rig's hum is as loud as their
guitar. That loud noise that is so distracting, especially
between songs. Don't be that person. We at Gorgomyte.com
are here to help. The other factor, and this is a huge one, that
comes into play with a custom built "Rack by Gorgo" is
reliability. Your first look "under the hood" of a Gorgo rack
immediately instills confidence as a player. When the lights go
down and it's your turn to shine, wouldn't it be nice to not be
worrying if it's going to work tonight or be a repeat of last
night's disaster? Our rigs are reliable, great sounding, easy to
set up and look fantastic. All of our racks come with full
documentation and an easy to follow flow chart to instruct you
on what happens to your signal from after it leaves your guitar
till the sound comes out of your speakers. If you've read my
"who's this JJ?" page on this website than you'll see not only a
list of artists I've worked for but many are also proud owners
of a "Rack by Gorgo". Drop us a line, let's talk. Wouldn't you
like to be on that list?
are you've accumulated a large assortment of equipment to
achieve "your sound". Believe it or not pro players haven't
always had these big racks full of processors, preamps,
power amps, power conditioners and, well, just about
anything anymore. Installing this equipment into a standard
19" rack means more than getting out your screw gun and
bolting it in. Professionals know the importance of a rig that
has been designed and assembled properly. Yes, it will work
by plugging it all in sequence with store bought cabling but
nothing beats a rack which was designed and constructed by
a professional who had a plan. One look in the back of a rack
and you can immediately tell the pro from the wanna-be. The
same rule applies to the sound of a professionally built rig and
at the end of the day that's all that's important. How does it
sound? Careful planning and custom assembly makes all the
difference to the sound that comes out of the speakers. One
of the biggest improvements you'll get from a custom built
"Gorgo" system is a virtually noise free rig. We've all heard
them. The guitar players whose rig's hum is as loud as their
guitar. That loud noise that is so distracting, especially
between songs. Don't be that person. We at Gorgomyte.com
are here to help. The other factor, and this is a huge one, that
comes into play with a custom built "Rack by Gorgo" is
reliability. Your first look "under the hood" of a Gorgo rack
immediately instills confidence as a player. When the lights go
down and it's your turn to shine, wouldn't it be nice to not be
worrying if it's going to work tonight or be a repeat of last
night's disaster? Our rigs are reliable, great sounding, easy to
set up and look fantastic. All of our racks come with full
documentation and an easy to follow flow chart to instruct you
on what happens to your signal from after it leaves your guitar
till the sound comes out of your speakers. If you've read my
"who's this JJ?" page on this website than you'll see not only a
list of artists I've worked for but many are also proud owners
of a "Rack by Gorgo". Drop us a line, let's talk. Wouldn't you
like to be on that list?
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