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Let's see your Bass Rig
- Thread starter stevecaronna
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And here I thought I was the only one left with a Sound City Head...
Too many, so I'll just show a couple of the less common ones...
First gig with the new 3 piece blues band and I used this PH112 and my Streamliner 600 with a '62 reissue Jazz. BUT, take a look at the bitchin' 1965 Ludwig drum kit I got to oogle all night. Such a pretty drum set indeed.
Now that's a sweet amp .. brings back memories from the 60's. I had a 15" and also an 18" Ampeg.
I think between us we represent 2/3 of the X188s still in existence. Running JJ KT88s and ancient preamp tubes; sold the GEC KT88s it came with, they paid for the amp, cab, tech, new tubes, and a bass.
I knew if I were patient, I'd see this same picture again... And here it is. I have a question: Where can I purchase an equipment dolly exactly like that one. Big casters, a nice big, strong-looking platform.. and best of all.. a very practical, (telescoping?) handle.. I just don't care too much for the ones that Carvin are offering right now. Thank-you.
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Thank-you, TB member 'dbase'. I'm currently perusing 'Amazon.com' as I type this. I very much appreciate you noticing and responding to my plea for information by dropping that Amazon link in there. I purpose to purchase this folding equipment cart today.
-Rob
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Tour rig, ready to split some wigs! Signal chain: Warwick Vampyre LTD > Boss TU-2 > IdiotBox FX Blower Box > Lone Wolf Audio Green Russian spec Iron Fist > LWA VHS delay > Boss BF-2 flanger > Mesa/Boogie Bass 400+. Running through a Krank "Basszilla" 4x10/2x12 cabinet.
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Guitarists just muck up the works
This is my new rig however I have just added a very second hand (ex festival backline) AD200B MkIII to the stable. Considering bi-amping 
Ok, my amp collection:
Main amps: TCelectronic RH450 / MarkBass LM3 (both fantastic amps with no weight great sound & power)
Cabs to choose from: Ampeg 210, Ampeg 115, Eden12
Not in use anymore:
- 1974 Fender Bassman 100 with original 412 Cab - great tone but way to heavy!!
- Ampeg SVT 400T - Great amp but had let me down a few times last times I played it (about 10 years ago)
Main amps: TCelectronic RH450 / MarkBass LM3 (both fantastic amps with no weight great sound & power)
Cabs to choose from: Ampeg 210, Ampeg 115, Eden12
Not in use anymore:
- 1974 Fender Bassman 100 with original 412 Cab - great tone but way to heavy!!
- Ampeg SVT 400T - Great amp but had let me down a few times last times I played it (about 10 years ago)
This is my new rig however I have just added a very second hand (ex festival backline) AD200B MkIII to the stable. Considering bi-amping
My wife really likes your rig.
Yeah, that does sound a little weird.
I was explaining to her the difference between a combo amp and a separate cabinet pre/power amp setup.
mark beem
Wait, how does this song start again??
I have several different setups..
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Finally found the cure for my GAS:
Quilter BB800
RevSound RS112TX
Superior volume, tone, and looks for just over a grand (and just under 30lbs!) combined - I'm a happy man
What's especially nice is that, whenever I decide that I want to move some more air, I can give @dawind99 a call and have him knock off another cab just like it...which I will definitely be doing when the time comes
Special thanks to all y'all TB'ers, whose insight and experience displayed here helped shape my purchase decisions!
Quilter BB800
RevSound RS112TX
Superior volume, tone, and looks for just over a grand (and just under 30lbs!) combined - I'm a happy man
What's especially nice is that, whenever I decide that I want to move some more air, I can give @dawind99 a call and have him knock off another cab just like it...which I will definitely be doing when the time comes
Special thanks to all y'all TB'ers, whose insight and experience displayed here helped shape my purchase decisions!
My wife really likes your rig.
Yeah, that does sound a little weird.
I was explaining to her the difference between a combo amp and a separate cabinet pre/power amp setup.
You should probably use this as an excuse to get a multi-cab Orange rig and put in in the middle of the lounge room.
