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Columbus, OH GTG??

Would you attend a Columbus/Central Ohio GTG?

  • Yes

    Votes: 38 77.6%

  • No

    Votes: 11 22.4%
  • Total voters
    49
  • Poll closed .
#621
It's not a combo, but I'm thinking my GK Neo 212 paired with Jordan's MB2-500 would be an ideal setup. His head weighs 5-6lbs, and the cab is about 50lbs, but it's on wheels, which really makes it easy to maneuver. I carried the cabs and my rack w/ Fusion 550 up and down a few small flights of stairs last night with absolutely no problem.
 
#622
NicJimBass said:
It's not a combo, but I'm thinking my GK Neo 212 paired with Jordan's MB2-500 would be an ideal setup. His head weighs 5-6lbs, and the cab is about 50lbs, but it's on wheels, which really makes it easy to maneuver. I carried the cabs and my rack w/ Fusion 550 up and down a few small flights of stairs last night with absolutely no problem.
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That is a great setup. The new GK combos look to be really impressive, as well. I was amazed at how light that GK 212 combo is.
 
#623
NicJimBass said:
It's not a combo, but I'm thinking my GK Neo 212 paired with Jordan's MB2-500 would be an ideal setup. His head weighs 5-6lbs, and the cab is about 50lbs, but it's on wheels, which really makes it easy to maneuver. I carried the cabs and my rack w/ Fusion 550 up and down a few small flights of stairs last night with absolutely no problem.
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That GK212 neo cab is insanely good sounding.
 
#624
NicJimBass said:
It's not a combo, but I'm thinking my GK Neo 212 paired with Jordan's MB2-500 would be an ideal setup. His head weighs 5-6lbs, and the cab is about 50lbs, but it's on wheels, which really makes it easy to maneuver. I carried the cabs and my rack w/ Fusion 550 up and down a few small flights of stairs last night with absolutely no problem.
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Under 4 lbs., IIRC.
 
#625
Nice to see so much GK love!

Anyway, I did some shopping today for the drinks/snacks side of things. My wife thought it might be a good idea to have hot dogs, so we have a boatload of those to eat. Actually I only got about 32 altogether, so if everyone thinks they can eat at least one, we're good, but if you want more, let me know and I'll get some more. Also got Doritos (despite my best judgement...lol), potato chips, oreos, Cheez-Its and drink-wise, Mtn Dew (Reg, Diet & Code Red), Dr. Pepper, A&W Cream Soda, and a couple Sobe's for Jordan (ha!). I still have funds available, so if anyone has anything they want to add, let me know in the next day or two. Really getting excited to meet everyone and hang out... oh yeah, and play a crapload of gear!
 
#633
Auzzie-Phoenix said:
I just found this on MF...

http://bass-guitars.musiciansfriend...r-TNT-115-600W-1x15-Bass-Combo-Amp?sku=582110

The only problem is that from memory of the one I used to have, Peavey amps are really heavy (if memory serves, the tnt115 that i had weighed 75-90lb's).
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We have an older TNT 115 as a backup amp for our church. It's no 600 watts though. It's a freakin' boat anchor too. There's no handles on the side or casters, just one single handle on the top. I'm sure the new ones are designed better. I might want to check one out. It does have decent tone and is built like a tank.
 
#634
MikeBass said:
If I can make it, I'll be bringing my GB Shuttle 6.0/NEOX112 cab for ya'll to check out.

Destroyed our church with that thing last night.
Man, was I LOUD!!
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Yes!!!
bassplayer7770 said:
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Cab weighs just over 40 pounds alone, and the head I'm using is around 23 pounds. Removeable casters work great. I haven't even reached 3 (10 o'clock) on the Master Volume yet... :eek:
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And Yes Again!!!
NicJimBass said:
It's not a combo, but I'm thinking my GK Neo 212 paired with Jordan's MB2-500 would be an ideal setup. His head weighs 5-6lbs, and the cab is about 50lbs, but it's on wheels, which really makes it easy to maneuver. I carried the cabs and my rack w/ Fusion 550 up and down a few small flights of stairs last night with absolutely no problem.
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And Again, Yes!!!

Looks like there is hope after a hernia after all!
 

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