I say go with this. You'll have the dry/wet tone and then when the overdrive isn't on, you'll have the two tones texture. In my opinion, nothing beats having 2+ bass tones going at once. The texture and how much it fulls up sonically is great.
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I need experienced input: Ampeg super rig
- Thread starter Warpeg
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I say go with this. You'll have the dry/wet tone and then when the overdrive isn't on, you'll have the two tones texture. In my opinion, nothing beats having 2+ bass tones going at once. The texture and how much it fulls up sonically is great.
This will probably now be the way I go, but I want to experiment with it. I know that I'll need to be able to have volume control of the heads individually. However, I'm not so sure that I want to use the preamp of the 4 Pro--we'll see. Maybe I could get 2 BDDI's and run seperate preamps for each head? 
Hmmm...maybe I should have an SVP 1600 instead of a 4 Pro?
Hmmm...maybe I should have an SVP 1600 instead of a 4 Pro?
nope because the 810 will not sound as the 610 (ported and tweeter) so you should have to EQ them diferently 
i own a 4pro and an 810 and i'm gasing about gettings another 4 pro and another 810 ! that would be an ampeg super rig too
