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- Thread starter Presto2112
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Both outdoors and indoors my GK rig kicks ass!
10 inch neo Eminence in a behind the truck seat speaker cab
Thank you ... his name is Tonk, as in... Honkey "Tonk".
Its A 2001 TJ spent a year Building it . Stock motor , everything else not so much...
It started out as my mom's jeep, I lifting it I was concerned she might get stuck on one them parking stops at the grocery store . Added a winch to help other shoppers. added all kinda of parts .now My dad drives it mostly. Mom's not a fan of all my mods to the jeep...
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yep, those parking lots can be ruthless..Regardless, nice rig.. I'm building a '13 Commando green JKU Sahara
Right on, Thanks man ...
Regardless, nice rig.. I'm building a '13 Commando green JKU Sahara
Mesa Boogie Subway D-800+ and 2 Subway 1x12s.
loving it
latest, I'm down to one instrument, one amp:
Don’t cha just love that 2x15 cabinet? I recently picked up a new Subway 2x15 and I love it. For me I need to hear and feel my bass on stage. So I’ve always preferred a 810 fridge, but the Mesa 2x15 does the trick.
Yup I love it. Sold my nv610 and SVT CL for the Mesa. No regrets.
My main amp for a long time was a Mesa Venture (2x12, 600w) combo. That thing could do it all...my dream rig. It was so good, I nicknamed it the "mini-fridge" if you catch my drift. It replaced my old SWR Redhead/Son of Bertha setup (2x10, 1x15, 450w).
20-ish years after replacing the SWR rig, I've come full circle. I didn't intend for this sneaky little Brit rig to replace...well, anything! I bought it at a freakin' low price, with the intention of having a killer home practice amp. On a whim, I took it to band practice to see how well it would do as a backup.
It never left the band practice space, & one of its relatives migrated in.
Ashdown ABM EVOII (used), & an ABM 115 (new). All in, $560.00 thanks to my local GC not having a clue what they had, & a tip from @Rockbobmel, I'm all British in the amp dept. (Including my Bronco Cream Vox AC15)
20-ish years after replacing the SWR rig, I've come full circle. I didn't intend for this sneaky little Brit rig to replace...well, anything! I bought it at a freakin' low price, with the intention of having a killer home practice amp. On a whim, I took it to band practice to see how well it would do as a backup.
It never left the band practice space, & one of its relatives migrated in.
Ashdown ABM EVOII (used), & an ABM 115 (new). All in, $560.00 thanks to my local GC not having a clue what they had, & a tip from @Rockbobmel, I'm all British in the amp dept. (Including my Bronco Cream Vox AC15)
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