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Eden Electronics Club!

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Here's my Nemesis, behind my dumb self. Older 2x10 combo. I love the thing, it packs a lot of punch.

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Sweet rig! I had the exact same cab setup for a few years and really liked it. I only sold them so I could fund another bass and will surely regret it at some point.

How do you like the Fender tuner? I just bought one and am comparing it to my Korg rack tuner. it seems to be pretty accurate.
 
Sweet rig! I had the exact same cab setup for a few years and really liked it. I only sold them so I could fund another bass and will surely regret it at some point.

How do you like the Fender tuner? I just bought one and am comparing it to my Korg rack tuner. it seems to be pretty accurate.

I really like it! It's easy and accurate. Our keyboard player especially likes the Letter read out, so when he gets lost I pound the root so he can look and see :D
 
I used an 410XLT for about 10 years. I quit playing two years ago in one of the reasons was the weight of my rig. It was also probably overkill most of the time because we always had a substantial PA system.

I've gotten the bug to play again and decided to fine tune my setup for a tone that I like in a package that is easily transportable, enough to use in small venues and as a stage monitor for larger places. I'm old school and love that solid classic rock, Motown, funky, Jamerson/Babitt sound. I like to have the bass cut though by find it's place in the mix rather than powering through.

I have found a sweet little setup that I think is exactly what I was looking for. I picked up an ENX-260 (WTX-260, WTX-264) for little more than the price of a good DI box :-) and matched it to an Ampeg SVT-15E cabinet which is rated at 200 watts at 8 ohms.

I am start to play again this summer. My first gig is in July when I will be playing a medium sized hall for 300 people. It has a large recessed stage so my rig will be for stage sound. The PA is 14,000 watts with four 2x18" subs. I think my most important piece of kit is going to be my DI...... either from the ENX-260 or from a Radial Eng. Pro DI that will be between my BBE Opto Stomp and the Eden head.

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Here's a shot of the killer Eden rig I used last Summer on a tour with American Idol finalist Matt Buckstein. This setup sounded phenomenal!

Eden Navigatior Preamp
QSC PLX 2402 Power Amp
Eden D410T
Eden D210XLT
Eden D112XLT (On monitor stand facing back at me)


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I owned a Nemesis RS400 Head and Nemesis Cab for 3 months and needed an upgrade.

Just plugged in my new WT800C head and smoke came out after 3 mins of playing. Had to record to! ARGHHH

Don't think it was my fault though. I had it connected from the left channel to an 8ohm 410XLT. Voltage was correct. Bi amp and that was all off. Eq's were flat. Gain 12oclock and volume at 9oclock. Was it my fault? or just faulty amp.
 
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