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Hows this for a rig (not meant to be impressive, just wondering)

Discussion in 'Amps and Cabs [BG]' started by FighttheSilence, Jul 30, 2009.

  1. Jul 30, 2009 #1
    FighttheSilence

    FighttheSilence

    Apr 5, 2009
    Jasper, MN (southwest corner)
    Amp:
    Ashdown Superfly head (2x250 watts @ 4ohms)
    Carvin BR210 2x10 (400 watts @ 4ohms) (it has a horn)
    Boss Bass Overdrive Pedal

    Basses:
    Ibanez GSR200
    Dean Metalman ML

    I'll get a 2nd 2x10 when I get more $$. Also, I know my basses are low end, but I've only been playing for a year and a half, I'm hoping to get an Ibanez SR500 and a Schecter 004.

    Old Amp Set Up:
    Behringer UltraBass 900 (90 watts, and not very loud watts of crappy tone).

    I'm excited for it, and I need to power now that my guitars upgraded to half stacks. :bassist: :D
     
  2. Jul 30, 2009 #2
    John Wentzien

    John Wentzien

    Jun 25, 2007
    Elberta, AL
    Artist:TC Electronic RH450 bass system (original test-pilot)
    Sounds like you are happy...That's what counts!
     
  3. Jul 30, 2009 #3
    neatobassman

    neatobassman

    Jul 16, 2005
    Antelope CA
    If it sounds good, play it.
     
  4. Jul 30, 2009 #4
    MIJ-VI

    MIJ-VI Inactive Supporting Member

    Jan 12, 2009
    +1 on eventually getting a 2nd 2x10.

    Matching cabs (no phasing problems) rule.
     
  5. Jul 30, 2009 #5
    JimmyM

    JimmyM Supporting Member

    Apr 11, 2005
    Apopka, FL
    Endorsing: Yamaha, Ampeg, Line 6, EMG
    I regularly do serious gigs in arenas and large theaters using basses that cost $250 or less. My main bass currently cost me $325 + about $150 for new electronics.
     
  6. Jul 30, 2009 #6
    BassmanPaul

    BassmanPaul Inactive

    Aug 25, 2007
    Scarborough Ontario Canada
    Absolutely!

    A single 2x10 will be good for rehearsals if you listen for any signs of distress from your cabinet. If you intend using a fuzz (yuck) on bass to have to pay close attention as the fuzz can disguise the sounds of stress.

    Paul