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Cab/Head setup for my Rick.

Sep 13, 2006
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so i got my new '06 Rick4003 as you can tell by all the drool on the TB forums ;)
(http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=286579)
So now time to save up for 2 cabs and a head.

I want to take FULL advantage of the stereo output on my Rick.

I'll be having my BOSS Me-50B on my neck pickup and my bridge pickup will be clean.

So any comments on these purchases that i want to make would be appreicated :)

-GK 800RB Amp head(Whats the difference between Blem and normal?)(And i only need one head for both cabs correct?)
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-2 of these Peavey 115 BVX cabs
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-and some Monster Cable. I'm using some p.o.s radio shack spittler atm.
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Chronicle said:
(And i only need one head for both cabs correct?)

Unless the 800RB has two channels, which I believe it does not, you need TWO amps to take full advantage of the Ric-O-Sound stereo output. The stereo output allows you to put each pickup through a different channel, so you will need two channels to do it, hence two heads and two cabs.

You're either going to need a dual-channel head, two heads, or two preamps and a dual channel power amp. (along with two cabs).

I have a Ric, but the Ric-O-Sound never gets used. It's kind of a pain to deal with two separate rigs, in all honesty.

Also, Monster Cable isn't worth it. Check out Bayou cables -- Link Removed. Cheaper and better than monster cable, and fast shipping.
 
BartmanPDX said:
Unless the 800RB has two channels, which I believe it does not, you need TWO amps to take full advantage of the Ric-O-Sound stereo output. The stereo output allows you to put each pickup through a different channel, so you will need two channels to do it, hence two heads and two cabs.


yeah i know that much, was looking for info about the head but you included that as well so thanks for answering my question :P