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Club Bergantino! Let's See Those Rigs!

needmoney

needmoney

May 23, 2004
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Heck they do it all the time in the Bass forum, and ocassionally in the Amps forum so I figured why not start a thread dedicated to some of the baddest cabs out!

None of those silly Member No's, just post your Bergantino rigs here!

Here's my rig, the fairly popular Markbass LM-II and the Berg HT/EX-112's. The tone from the amp is great, and the cabs reproduce everything so well. Every note on every string sounds so punchy and defined, even the G string sounds full! The lows are tight, the mids are well defined, very musical, and the highs are snappy but not harsh (that tweeter is awesome!). Did I mention it's a punchy little mother?

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Let's see what all you other Berg lovers are running!
 
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Nice looking rig, davelowell2!!! :hyper:

Here's mine:

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ART PS 4X4 Pro Power Conditioner, dbx Project 1 model 242 Parametric EQ, Brunetti "Mister B!" two-channel tube bass preamp, on top of my Bergantino IP310.

Under the IP is a gramma pad and a small wooden stand I custom built to raise the rig up; it doubles as a box for carrying miscellaneous gear (cables, etc.). The stompbox changes channels on the Brunetti and has a mute/tune switch as well.

FWIW, the rig sounds terrific and gets loud as hell without breaking a sweat.

Also, I should mention that my Bergantino is one year old today. It was a (VERY BIG) surprise gift from my wife on my birthday last year.
 
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Big String said:
Happy Birthday Bart
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Thanks, bro!

Pictured below are not mine, but IMO were the only rigs at the recent NW GTG that sounded as good to me as my IP:

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That's "arbitrary" looking at his NV610 (left), and his Read Purity/Kern IP-777/Crest CA9/Bergantino HT 322 rig. At one point he had the HT322 rig running together with the Eden Navigator/Crest CA6/HT322 rig on the right.

The two HT322s running together was something to behold. :eek:
 
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Hey Tom
Is that flat bed trailer what you haul your gear on to each gig? ... that is if it's not raining or snowing. Cool it doubles as a stage too. :D

Man you must have to start loading and setting up 4-5 hours before your gigs with all that gear .. it's cool that you use it all .. really.
 

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