Amps
SVT CL
SVT MTI
V4B (70s)
GK 800RB
Orange AD200 Mk III
EBS Reidmar 750
Cabs
6x10
2x10
2x12 (3)
2x15
SVT CL
SVT MTI
V4B (70s)
GK 800RB
Orange AD200 Mk III
EBS Reidmar 750
Cabs
6x10
2x10
2x12 (3)
2x15
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Update - Genzler sold and Darkglass has arrived. The Handbox sounds lovely at house levels - really special. The Darkglass is interesting too. I think i may have the problem of really liking all 4 and actually only needing 2......
There are my GKs.
MB-500
MBF-800
Legacy 800
Fusion 800s
They are sitting on one of my CX-410 cabs. I have two. Both are 4 ohm.
The other stack are my GK 410 4 ohm stack. Consisting of a SBX on top and an upgraded GLX on the bottom. Both cabs have the same identical drivers in each.
All cabs are rated at 800 watts each.
4 heads, 4 cabs and they all serve a purpose...
1 head for gigging (Peavey Minimax 500)
1 head for backup (TC Electronic BAM 200) that lives in the pocket of my backup bass bag
1 head at the practice room (Overton Flyweight 200)
1 head in my workshop (another Overton Flyweight 200)
2 cabs for gigging (Aguilar SL112s)
1 cab at the practice room (Ampeg SVT210AV)
1 cab in my workshop (another Ampeg SVT210AV)
EDIT: 3 days after this post I now own 1 more amp... Just picked up a Markbass Jeff Berlin CMD 151P combo for small-medium size gigs when the whole band rides out together and space in the truck is limited for all 4 of us and all our gear. Nice loud little 1x15 combo that’s small, lightweight and sounds awesome!
1 head for gigging (Peavey Minimax 500)
1 head for backup (TC Electronic BAM 200) that lives in the pocket of my backup bass bag
1 head at the practice room (Overton Flyweight 200)
1 head in my workshop (another Overton Flyweight 200)
2 cabs for gigging (Aguilar SL112s)
1 cab at the practice room (Ampeg SVT210AV)
1 cab in my workshop (another Ampeg SVT210AV)
EDIT: 3 days after this post I now own 1 more amp... Just picked up a Markbass Jeff Berlin CMD 151P combo for small-medium size gigs when the whole band rides out together and space in the truck is limited for all 4 of us and all our gear. Nice loud little 1x15 combo that’s small, lightweight and sounds awesome!
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Aguilar Tone Hammer 500 head for gigs
Ampeg SVT II - that mostly stays at rehearsal space
Ibanez Soundwave 25, 25-watt combo with one 8-inch speaker for home practice
Cabs:
Two Aguilar SL 112 cabs for gigs
Ampeg SVT 8x10 at rehearsal space
Ampeg SVT II - that mostly stays at rehearsal space
Ibanez Soundwave 25, 25-watt combo with one 8-inch speaker for home practice
Cabs:
Two Aguilar SL 112 cabs for gigs
Ampeg SVT 8x10 at rehearsal space
Current inventory includes the latest incarnation of:
Ampeg 210.
Tech21 power engine duece deluxe.
Geddy pre.
GK plex.
and :
assorted pedals.
Ampeg 210.
Tech21 power engine duece deluxe.
Geddy pre.
GK plex.
and :
assorted pedals.
Mesa WD800
Acoustic 150
Acoustic B100C
PJB Double 4
Quilter BB802
Thinking about having a Marshall Superbass made ala Murder One...just won't be turning down the treble or bass
Acoustic 150
Acoustic B100C
PJB Double 4
Quilter BB802
Thinking about having a Marshall Superbass made ala Murder One...just won't be turning down the treble or bass
I have only 3 bass amps. An older Fender rumble 100w with 15 inch speaker, The Fender rumble 500w 210 combo with extension, and the Fender super bassman 300w with 2 Neo410 cabs (it literally shakes the ground in my neighborhood at low volume). Now when it comes to guitar amps...Meow!
I'll update mine since it's been awhile:
Fender 400PS
Peavey MK IV Bass (400BH series)
SWR SM-400
Hartke 3500 Mosfet
GK 400RB-III
Peavey Tour 700
The Hartke gets the most use, as it is mounted in a Hartke 1155 Combo cabinet. The original drivers are long gone. Right now, it's got a Seismic Audio 15" and a Pyle sealed-back 5" mid/ When I bought the amp/cab a couple years ago, the replacement speakers in it were shredded, so I put what I had laying around in it. It actually sounds really good, considering. Plenty for smaller club gigs. And after all, I think I only paid $150.
Other cabs include a 2x10", a 1x15", and a 2x15", all of dubious pedigree, but all properly designed/engineered.
Fender 400PS
Peavey MK IV Bass (400BH series)
SWR SM-400
Hartke 3500 Mosfet
GK 400RB-III
Peavey Tour 700
The Hartke gets the most use, as it is mounted in a Hartke 1155 Combo cabinet. The original drivers are long gone. Right now, it's got a Seismic Audio 15" and a Pyle sealed-back 5" mid/ When I bought the amp/cab a couple years ago, the replacement speakers in it were shredded, so I put what I had laying around in it. It actually sounds really good, considering. Plenty for smaller club gigs. And after all, I think I only paid $150.
Other cabs include a 2x10", a 1x15", and a 2x15", all of dubious pedigree, but all properly designed/engineered.
Genz Benz ShuttleMax 9.2 with Uber 2 cab
Genz Benz ShuttleMax 12.2 with another Uber 2 cab
GK 700 RB ii with a 1x12 Neo and 1x15 Neo
MarkBass MoMark LMK no cab but lots of modules
Ampeg BA-115
Fender Rumble 40
Line6 Pod Go with EV ZLX 15P (now my main setup)
Sad thing is bass is a secondary instrument for me, behind keys and drums. But I love it.
Genz Benz ShuttleMax 12.2 with another Uber 2 cab
GK 700 RB ii with a 1x12 Neo and 1x15 Neo
MarkBass MoMark LMK no cab but lots of modules
Ampeg BA-115
Fender Rumble 40
Line6 Pod Go with EV ZLX 15P (now my main setup)
Sad thing is bass is a secondary instrument for me, behind keys and drums. But I love it.
Two.
A Mesa Boogie Walkabout Scout 12” combo
And a Gallien Krueger MB Fusion 500
At one point I had seven or eight amps of varying size, power and weight... mostly heavy—but I finally realized that I use one amp when I’m gigging—that’s it. So I unloaded them all and bought the Boogie. The Fusion came about because rehearsal rooms will put any old piece of garbage amp in their space. The Fusion is beautifully compact, so I know that I’ll be playing through a nice amp, regardless of what they have.
A Mesa Boogie Walkabout Scout 12” combo
And a Gallien Krueger MB Fusion 500
At one point I had seven or eight amps of varying size, power and weight... mostly heavy—but I finally realized that I use one amp when I’m gigging—that’s it. So I unloaded them all and bought the Boogie. The Fusion came about because rehearsal rooms will put any old piece of garbage amp in their space. The Fusion is beautifully compact, so I know that I’ll be playing through a nice amp, regardless of what they have.
... this many { including combo amps }
Ampeg B15-NA
Ampeg B18-N
Ampeg SVT7-PRO
Ampeg B100R combo
Fender TB-1200 amp
Fender Bassman TV15 combo
Genz-Benz Streamliner 900
Peavey AlphaBass amp
Traynor YBA200-2 amp
Ampeg B15-NA
Ampeg B18-N
Ampeg SVT7-PRO
Ampeg B100R combo
Fender TB-1200 amp
Fender Bassman TV15 combo
Genz-Benz Streamliner 900
Peavey AlphaBass amp
Traynor YBA200-2 amp
Currently
GK Mb-200 generic compact 1x15 slot port with a black widow installed. Practice rig stashed at a rehearsal space. Totally giggable.
GK RB 700-II generally on a GK MBX 410. Mostly as a backline rental rig. I could live with it as the one, easily.
Mesa D-800+ often on an Avatar TB-126 on a fEarful 12.sub. Incredible amp. It is currently the one... Going to build either a 1212.6 or a 12.6 and stay modular. I can sell either of those as drum monitor on sound co gig's by adding a tweeter.
Lastly... A freshly rebuilt Eden Navigator racked up with 1400 watts of QSC. I don't have a dedicated cab for this one yet. It's total overkill for me though i love the Eden sound. Did this one strictly as backline rental. Will probably snag a better 4x10 for it if sound company and backline rental gigs ever comeback.
GK Mb-200 generic compact 1x15 slot port with a black widow installed. Practice rig stashed at a rehearsal space. Totally giggable.
GK RB 700-II generally on a GK MBX 410. Mostly as a backline rental rig. I could live with it as the one, easily.
Mesa D-800+ often on an Avatar TB-126 on a fEarful 12.sub. Incredible amp. It is currently the one... Going to build either a 1212.6 or a 12.6 and stay modular. I can sell either of those as drum monitor on sound co gig's by adding a tweeter.
Lastly... A freshly rebuilt Eden Navigator racked up with 1400 watts of QSC. I don't have a dedicated cab for this one yet. It's total overkill for me though i love the Eden sound. Did this one strictly as backline rental. Will probably snag a better 4x10 for it if sound company and backline rental gigs ever comeback.
