I've already got a Genz ShuttleMax 12.0 amp, and I'd probably go for two Uber 410's. Then a better vehicle to carry them in!
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Dream Rig
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I would love to have a vintage all original Ampeg SVT w/ matching 810 cab.
But I've also always wanted a rig that I built myself. Money can't buy that feeling you get when you play through something you've made.
But I've also always wanted a rig that I built myself. Money can't buy that feeling you get when you play through something you've made.
fudgemaster said:I like the old school rock bass sounds of late 60's-70's. Fudgemaster
Is that a Kustom 212 on the left?
I wouldn't need anything custom, for my taste I wouldn't want anything other than Ampeg. I would have all the models of the Ampeg SVT heads, all the tube models, hybrid models, if it says SVT thats what I want. If I had to pick certain heads I would definately go with the 80-85 MTI SVT's with the square non-tilt front, I think those look sooo awesome! Along with that I would want an SVT-II (NP) and SVT-2 Pro.
For a cabinet I would want the deeper darker sounding 2002-2006 SVT-810E's (if I got those years right). Those heads and cabs would be my dream rig.
For a cabinet I would want the deeper darker sounding 2002-2006 SVT-810E's (if I got those years right). Those heads and cabs would be my dream rig.
Definitely a Vintage SVT with a 4X10+1X15 in a single cab.
I'd have three of these rigs. One in the jamspace. One in storage as a backup, and one in a 1973 Dodge half ton van with a rebuilt 225 slant six. The van would be shoreline gold with two 4'4" large breasted thick legged brunettes that live in the van to load my gear.
I'd have three of these rigs. One in the jamspace. One in storage as a backup, and one in a 1973 Dodge half ton van with a rebuilt 225 slant six. The van would be shoreline gold with two 4'4" large breasted thick legged brunettes that live in the van to load my gear.
My dream rig would have to come with a roadie to carry it around for me. If that was the case, I'd get a Traynor YBA300 with a Traynor TC808 cabinet.
If I had to carry it all by myself, it would probably be a GB Streamliner 900 along with some sort of lightweight cabinet(s), maybe even just another Traynor TC112 to go with the existing one that I already have.
If I had to carry it all by myself, it would probably be a GB Streamliner 900 along with some sort of lightweight cabinet(s), maybe even just another Traynor TC112 to go with the existing one that I already have.
Why is everybody so modest? 
OK, for real live: Another Tecamp L 810 to get my GenzBenz GBE 1200 to 2 Ohm.
For next time: Two Fender Bassman 300 T, one with a Hexcab 810, one with two Hexcab 415
For imagination: 4 x Sunn 300 T, two with a Hexcab 810, two with a Hexcab 415, one stack 810 and one 815 on every side of the drum riser.
Two roadies (at least) and a van.
Aaaaaw, just forgot: Some more MusicMan - Basses
OK, for real live: Another Tecamp L 810 to get my GenzBenz GBE 1200 to 2 Ohm.
For next time: Two Fender Bassman 300 T, one with a Hexcab 810, one with two Hexcab 415
For imagination: 4 x Sunn 300 T, two with a Hexcab 810, two with a Hexcab 415, one stack 810 and one 815 on every side of the drum riser.
Two roadies (at least) and a van.
Aaaaaw, just forgot: Some more MusicMan - Basses
The preamp from my Fender Bassman TV Duo Ten, actually two of them; one stock for my clean channel, and one modified with more gain that I can run as my 'crunch channel', all mated to the 300w all-tube power section of a Fender Super Bassman complete with all the bells and whistles like auto-bias, etc. Then I'd have a second one with the power section of the Baseman 100t.
As for cabs, I'd go for an Aguilar DB412, a DB212 and a pair of Fender Neo 115's just to cover all venue sizes. Oh and all of it would be finished in tweed with oxblood grillcloths.
Hey, you said money was no object...
As for cabs, I'd go for an Aguilar DB412, a DB212 and a pair of Fender Neo 115's just to cover all venue sizes. Oh and all of it would be finished in tweed with oxblood grillcloths.
Hey, you said money was no object...
I finally thought of a dream rig...
A micro that has all the kick of an SVT into a 15 lb cab that moves more air than an 810e and sounds just like one.
If you're going to dream, dream big.
A micro that has all the kick of an SVT into a 15 lb cab that moves more air than an 810e and sounds just like one.
If you're going to dream, dream big.
Well, I just acquired my dream rig...my 2004 SVT and a new 810 heritage....I was blown away by the tone this thing had at last saturdays gig!!!!Bartolini's dull, Nah...not with an 8101!...LOL
this is easy. I'd have 4 Wizard Bass 300 heads driving two 2x15's + two 8x10's all Wizard. two Hiwatt DR-103's driving a pair of 4x12's in stereo. I'd round it out with a McCauley M421 sub driven by a pair of Lab.gruppen FP14000 amps.
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I'd keep my rig as-is and use the $$ to make sure I'm in the mix every night instead by paying off the soundguy.
