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2x112-rigs? Show me yours!
- Thread starter mikkejohansson
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I'm sure it did...or it threatened to kill you if it didn't! That's one mean looking rig right there!
Finally got the cash to buy my new cabs. Just love this setup:
For a micro-second, I looked at the pic and said to myself, "How did he get the amp to face the right way but the neck of the EBMM to go the opposite way?" and then it hit me...
Sorry man.
well, its not in the Netherlands, but it still looks (and sounds) pretty good.
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Just finished refurbishing 2 Bag End S12 for a summer of outdoor jobs. New hardware, new grills, speakon and bed liner paint. Not bad for 20 - 25 year old boxes. Markbass tube 800, GK400rb, GK800rb and SVTII used. Currently loaded with Deltalite, but I have 'modern Bag End' 12s too and I swap frequently.
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Sorry about the grainy cell-phone picture, but here's my Streamliner 600/dual GS112 rig:
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akdmx said:
While I don't have any recordings whatsoever, others will want to know which cabs you are inquiring about. Aguilar has three current models:
GS112
DB112
SL112
I should have clarified -- I'm mostly interested in the GS, but am also considering the DB.
I'm looking at either 2 112 Db's or 2 12 gs's. I've favored a more Hifi sound but recently I'm worried I'm not as full as I should be in a band setting. My current rig sounds phenomenal solo but in a band it lacks.
Opinions on the db and gs? What's favored and why?
I hear the db more full and slightly mid forward while the gs is mid-scooped.
Opinions on the db and gs? What's favored and why?
I hear the db more full and slightly mid forward while the gs is mid-scooped.
The DB is a little more mid-forward, but I would call the GS more "flat" than "scooped." If you play with a more scooped or bottom heavy sound the DB's might work better for you. I play with a very mid-heavy sound so the GS' work awesome for me.
jasonbraatz said:
I liked the GS for a particular bass the Kydd. I compared them extensively. They are really mid scooped. Your mid heavy sound may make them neutral for you. For me there was a huge hole that I would try to fill with hand technique. I ended up selling them rather than hurt my hands.
I like all the rigs everyone have posted. I am debating weather buying two aguilar gs112 or two gk neo 112-II. Anybody have tried both? Differences? Which has a deeper sound, has more bass? Planning on buying a tone hammer 500 also. Music styles are rock, jazz and funk. Thanks.
I think the GS's will be deeper because of the ceramic speaker over neo. But, my when I bought my Aggie SL's, I was able to compare to the aggie DB's and the lowend was pretty close. The DB's had more, but the SL's wasn't too thin at all, plus the weight of the SL's won me over. Amazing how much lows come from this light cab. Plus, makers are making the neo cabs a lot better now.
