Brethren and SistrenI give you . . . the Nano-Rig of DOOM ( doom - doom - doom - doom)
Make that, "Doom, in quotes. Id love to see your very smallest rigs that could reasonably be used on a low-volume gig with no other support. No hard-hitting drummers involved. Say, a rig that would sit well in the mix with a quiet drummer and an acoustic guitar and is also impossibly tiny. Youre not going to make anybody poop their pants with it, but its definitely more than a practice amp.
This is what Im thinking (subject to input by the group, mods, trolls etc.):
What Im rocking, as of yesterday: a GK MB200 head on a GK 112MBX extension cab.
Thats 140 watts coming out of a 12-inch driver. Pretty loud and sounds great. Nineteen point five (19.5) pounds.
What Id really like to see are rigs putting out over 100 watts and weighing less than 20 pounds. But is that even possible??? Oh, yeah, it is.
One more, with Dee:
I will not be issuing numbers, as there are enough mediocre bassists in the world to keep me busy with that. Hopefully someone else will feel like assigning numbers. But as the OP I am assigning myself Number 1.
Anyone else got a little bitty teeny tiny gig rig? I know you're out there--
--Bomb
Nano-Rigs of Doom Club #1
Make that, "Doom, in quotes. Id love to see your very smallest rigs that could reasonably be used on a low-volume gig with no other support. No hard-hitting drummers involved. Say, a rig that would sit well in the mix with a quiet drummer and an acoustic guitar and is also impossibly tiny. Youre not going to make anybody poop their pants with it, but its definitely more than a practice amp.
This is what Im thinking (subject to input by the group, mods, trolls etc.):
--a headphone amp or DI box is Nano but has little or no Doom by itself.
--a Mesa Walkabout Scout has Doom covered, but is not Nano.
--IDK what it weighs but I think that Markbass 112 combo is a Nano-Rig of Doom.
--I would not consider my Line 6 Studio 110 to be a NROD. More like a practice amp that I have used inappropriately.
--Phil Jones, maybe?
--a Mesa Walkabout Scout has Doom covered, but is not Nano.
--IDK what it weighs but I think that Markbass 112 combo is a Nano-Rig of Doom.
--I would not consider my Line 6 Studio 110 to be a NROD. More like a practice amp that I have used inappropriately.
--Phil Jones, maybe?
What Im rocking, as of yesterday: a GK MB200 head on a GK 112MBX extension cab.
Thats 140 watts coming out of a 12-inch driver. Pretty loud and sounds great. Nineteen point five (19.5) pounds.
What Id really like to see are rigs putting out over 100 watts and weighing less than 20 pounds. But is that even possible??? Oh, yeah, it is.
One more, with Dee:
I will not be issuing numbers, as there are enough mediocre bassists in the world to keep me busy with that. Hopefully someone else will feel like assigning numbers. But as the OP I am assigning myself Number 1.
Anyone else got a little bitty teeny tiny gig rig? I know you're out there--
--Bomb

Nano-Rigs of Doom Club #1

