Mini Rig

[jvollrath]

Hey guys,

I work for a prominate singer song writter in the Atlanta area and am in a full time cover band. I play from the smallest clubs with no PA support to large concert venues with tons of PA support. I have a rather large Mesa Boogie rig and I am looking to expand my rig options with a mini rig. I have narrowed my choices down to these:

Aguilar Tone Hammer -> Aguilar GS112 & GS122NT

Or

Orange Terror Bass -> Orange OBC15

I've played both and like them both equally. Maybe someone has some actual gig experiance with these products? Maybe some insider info?

Thanks for the help guys.

[RickenBoogie]

Totally subjective, and personal preference. Both are top quality pro rigs. I'd go Aguilar because I like their DB series cabs.

[jvollrath]

Originally Posted by RickenBoogie

Totally subjective, and personal preference. Both are top quality pro rigs. I'd go Aguilar because I like their DB series cabs.

Agreed. I just respect all the posters on these forums. Hoping to get pushed in one direction or another. I'm at a 50/50 split.

[lomo]

Originally Posted by RickenBoogie

Totally subjective, and personal preference. Both are top quality pro rigs. I'd go Aguilar because I like their DB series cabs.

I agree. On a purely practical level, I'd MUCH rather have a pair of 12s for the modularity. That 15 isn't much fun to haul up stairs IMO. YMMV.

[BrendanH]

I have an Orange Terror Bass right now and I want to switch to a Tone Hammer and two Aguilar 212s because they are easy to move and extremely versatile.

[MysticMichael]

Agreed. That Aguilar rig should get comparably loud to the Orange rig, if not louder, while offering great modularity and a lot of versatility of application.

IMHO, it's a slam dunk...

MM

[countrybass007]

My orange TT and OBC115 will shake the stage, plenty of volume and great bass tone.

[jvollrath]

Thanks guys!