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Let's see your Bass Rig

The story is a long one. Could be more than you'd ever want to know right here:D:
https://www.talkbass.com/threads/diary-of-a-1951-fender-bass.1403561/#post-22656697

Just finished reading - Great story and a nice bass and set up in your pic.

My bass story is not even close but bought her in 71 and still have her. Took the strap locks off and have to get the originals out of the case.

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Additions and modifications:

Since my last post in this thread where I added that purple 4x12, I've added this MarkBass 8x10, 1200 watts, sealed, ~90lbs. I also modified it from tilt-and-roll to casters on each corner.

Now I've added a Peavey Headliner 1000, Class D, 10-lbs.

I put it in a rack along with an old DTR2000 tuner I pilfered from a rack rig I retired (due to weight), since this head doesn't have an on-board tuner like my others.

I put the Furman from that retired rack rig into the empty space with the Line-6 HD750, which is also convenient because that head's on/off switch is in the back.

Being in Ohio, I won't have any outdoor gigs for these cabs for quite a while, but hell, I enjoy just looking at them. :D

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I posted my former 'big rig' here: it has been donated to a church where it can sit permanent and not be schlepped around (at 140lb - I'm in my 70's and done).
This little SWR Spellbinder Blue combo won't power a 2nd cab, so my new 'big rig' adds a Wayne Jones 2X10 Powered Cab from a fellow TBer.
At half the weight, half the size (a one-handed schlep with the tiltback casters), and twice the power (1160W total!) of my former 'big rig' for decades; I am very happy with it.
Blending a SansampBDDIv2 with the tube preamp of the Spellbinder Blue (w/aural enhancer, parametric EQ, and compressor) sounds great!
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I posted my former 'big rig' here: it has been donated to a church where it can sit permanent and not be schlepped around (at 140lb - I'm in my 70's and done).
This little SWR Spellbinder Blue combo won't power a 2nd cab, so my new 'big rig' adds a Wayne Jones 2X10 Powered Cab from a fellow TBer.
At half the weight, half the size (a one-handed schlep with the tiltback casters), and twice the power (1160W total!) of my former 'big rig' for decades; I am very happy with it.
Blending a SansampBDDIv2 with the tube preamp of the Spellbinder Blue (w/aural enhancer, parametric EQ, and compressor) sounds great!
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Nice Silhouette! :bassist: