Anyone else completely happy with their rig?

[pfschim]

yes, totally happy.

Lull MV4 (occasionally a Fender MIA Jazz Deluxe or a Turner Ren 4 fretless) into a Mesa Walkabout 12. easy. bliss.

 

[fokof]

Total hapiness here. (If such a thing exists)


The recent addition of an active sub and some custom molds for my IEM made me an happy camper.

 

[will33]

Happy, yes. Totally content and don't need/want anything else, no way. Everything can be improved upon no matter how good it may be. The quest never ends. Although if I actually owned a good working condition B15n my quest for great sounding, smallish lower power stuff would end.

 

[hoshbrown41]

Very

The head/rack is super heavy which I don't really appreciate, but it sounds so good I really can't complain

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[crustychef]

No GAS here.
Ever since I got the final piece of my puzzle (GK MB Fusion).
MB Fusion+TC RS210+RS212 Awesome modular rig for medium to small venues. Anything bigger I'll go through the PA.
Gas free on Basses too.
Warwick Streamer Jazzman 5 and Corvette Std. Fretless cover all the tones I need. It's so nice and refreshing, for that matter, to be able to walk in to Guitar Center or BassNW and play around on some basses and not feel the overwhelming urge to empty my savings account. Sure things catch my fancy and everything plays fine and sounds great but nothing else feels just right to me. I feel like Warwick snuck into my room when I sleeping and measured my hands or something. They feel perfect to me. .....well except the thumb...not hating on it or anything.
Pedal board is 95% complete
MXR M288 Bass Octave Deluxe
MXR M82 Envelope filter
Aguilar Tone Hammer
Aguilar TLC Compressor
Aguilar Agro
Planet Waves Tru-Strobe Tuner
Boss Volume Pedal
Boss CEB-3 Chorus
Boss NS2 Noise Gate
Gator GPT-PRO Powered Pedalboard
Just looking for a good easy to use re-verb and maybe a synth for good measure.

 

[will33]

No GAS here.
Ever since I got the final piece of my puzzle (GK MB Fusion).
MB Fusion+TC RS210+RS212 Awesome modular rig for medium to small venues. Anything bigger I'll go through the PA.
Gas free on Basses too.
Warwick Streamer Jazzman 5 and Corvette Std. Fretless cover all the tones I need.
Pedal board is 95% complete
Just looking for a good easy to use re-verb and maybe a synth for good measure.

"Reverb" and "synth" on a bass, ***??

 

[crustychef]

"Reverb" and "synth" on a bass, ***??

What can say? I like to make funny noises sometimes.

 

[JimmyM]

i'm pretty set but i'm still going to buy a couple things soon

 

[Buster Brown]

I haven't suffered from major GAS for a couple of years now.

I'm an Ampeg and MarkBass guy....


4Pro and a STV6X10HLF

HSVT-CL and a HSVT 8X10

MarkBass CMD121P and NY121 Cab.


Al in all, I'm a happy camper!

 

[Matt Dean]

Completely? No... would love a Reeves rig.

Given the current context of my life (e.g. reduced income)... yes.

My current rig is a Mesa Fathom/M6, a PH 212 and Diesel 115 and it's a pretty satisfying rig to play.

 

[elgranluis]

no pics of my rig, but my svt (old one, with tubes, channel 2) thrugh an ashdown mag 4x10 (yes, the cheapie) sounded good enough for me to dump the b15 with the ported cab (yes, the legendary one).

 

[Joeykun]

Yeah, I am more than happy with my rig!!!

 

[tallboybass]

Totally done and happy (for now)!! GK MB212 & Lakland JO5

 

[Ronny49]

i'm absolutely thrilled with mine, and have no GAS pains whatsoever.

Yah man... how COULD YOU have any G.A.S. pains??

You own every dang amp and bass on the planet... just about...

 

[Swift713]

I'm very happy with my AI Clarus and fEarful 12/6. The only thing I'm missing is an occasion to use it outside my house.

 

[plangentmusic]

I'm happy because I have the best sound I've had. But with amps, you can just keep going. I avoid the anxiety by accepting that in really big rooms I go though a PA anyway.

 

[johnk_10]

which one?

but seriously, i have so many rigs and basses (see my sig), how could i possibly not be happy with them? i think the word is blissful.

 

[MagicMan_841]

The only reason I would change my rig is to get a lighter one. And I have an Ampeg B2-RE. I'm not a difficult guy ampwise.

 

[pharaohamps]

Yup.

It's just too big to take to practice, I have to save it for gigs.

 

[ksihawk7]

Not at all, my normal bass has no strings on it for now, so I'm using my bad backup bass, and my amp crapped out on me a couple of months ago and I haven't been able to buy a new one yet. I'm playing through this right now. http://guitars.musiciansfriend.com/product/Marshall-MS2-Mini-Amp?sku=482812