Hi there, here goes mine:
Instrument: 12 string Warr Artist guitar, with dual midi outputs. Things are routed this way:

- Audio Melody side: Roland GP-100
- Audio Bass side: Boss VF-1
- Midi Melody side, two branches through a US-20

- GI-10, to a Roland V-Synth and a Emu e4 Ultra in parallel
- Roland VG-88
- Midi Bass side, Roland V-Bass

The whole thing goes to a Roland RC-50, and I use a Bose L1 to amplify all this mess.

I control the whole thing with a FCB1010 Behringer foot midi controller, whish it had more channels as I struggle a litte with all this units.

All the stuff is installed/mounted on some very heavy rack units, even the floor units.

Happy holidays,

Rather than cut and paste, I'll link you to my rig; all of my gear is listed on the gear page at http://www.lorenclaypool.com. How I config it changes depending on what I'm trying to accomplish. The typical core is the POD X3 Pro and a MacBook Pro.

I will be running my 10 string Stick (waiting for delivery) Thru the rig I use now. I play 6 string bass with a Roland Gr20.
I run thru a Boss GT10 B into the Roland.
I use the boss as a controller for the roland. That way I can have a name on the patch. I also ad a volume pedal to the Roland so I can use the onboard pedal to control effect parameters. I split the bass end into A Markbass LMK into a 15" cab and a 4x10" cab

Sorry, my computer locked up.
I usually run my Roland right into the front of house. Sometimes I ad a 100 watt Marshall combo.
We play mostly rock and alternative. So I need the Power. I also have a nice Trace Elliot GP12 pre-amp into a 800 watt Crown . Thats some nice sound there!!!

Bamboo 12 str Grand with PASV4 going into two stereo patches in Apple Mainstage on a laptop connected to an RME Fireface400 audio interface. This sounds so good and offers so many useful options that I don't think I will ever change to a different rig. A stereo output for the stage box/house PA at concert and another stereo output to be used for local spot monitoring if needed (I bring two small Genlecs for that).