Lane Baldwin, known on the forum (and much of the bass world) as Lane on Bass, has been an Eden endorser for over 12 years. For the past three years, he's also been our Special Projects Coordinator and Artist Relations rep. And with everything we give him to do, it's a wonder he's still got time to play. And yet his band Deeper Blues recently released a new CD, and they're looking forward to shows around the US and Europe. Here's shot of Lane at Foodstock '08, a recent benefit produced by the band, with his Double Thunder Rig -- a WT1205 and WT1250, each powering a D610XLT cabinet. In addition, Lane owns an original WT400, plus WT550 and WTX-260 amps. His speaker inventory changes from time to time, but currently includes D210MBX and D210MBW monitor wedges. He also has a Nemesis N-8 for home practice, and EM5 monitors for studio monitoring. By the way, Lane also moderates our forum. Check out his bio, a rig video, a self-interview, and his weekly blog.

John the Barbarian - In addition to being a very active member of our forum, the Barbarian is also one of our new endorsers in 2005. From his list of gear, you'd think he was planning on opening a store in his spare time. Shown here with his WT800 and the following cabinets: D115XLT, D210XLT, D410XLT and D810XLT. Not shown: WP100 Navigator and WT1550. John is the current King of the Hill in terms of rig size, although we know of a few Edenites that are darn close. John's Bio.

Michel LeClerc is known as stagesound on the forum. That's because he's a partner in a backline company as well as an Eden endorser and forum member. Here he's using his favorite big rig, a WT800 powering D410XLT and D410XST cabinets. His backline gear also includes WT550 and WT600 heads, and D210XLT, D212XLT, D410T, D210T and D210XST cabinets. We're pretty sure he has several more amps as well. It's just hard to keep track. (Read Michel's review of Eden gear here.)

Not satisfied with just one Eden rig, Merlin Shippy - DaWiz on the forum - proudly owns two. His big rig sports a WP100 Navigator and D210XLT and D410XLT cabinets. For rehearsals and smaller gigs, Merlin works his magic with a DC112XLT combo.

Jeff Carlson, AKA jmcgliss, is really into our D112XLT cabinets. He uses one, two or, as shown here, three of them powered by WT550. This modular approach works very well for the various types of gigs he plays. By the way, Jeff not only uses Eden gear, he helps Lane test all Nemesis Silver Series amps before they're released to dealers.

Steve Ryan, who goes by steverino on the forum, loves his WT800, which powers D410XLT and D410XST cabinets. Although the rest of his band runs through the PA, Steve says he's never had to do that - he's able to keep up with them just using his rig.

Here's one of our British cousins, Fox, as he's called on the forum and in the real world, showing off his Thunder Rig - a WT800 with D410XLT cabinets. You can hear this rig blowing down walls in pubs all over England. (Read his review here.)