Let's see your Bass Rig

[Nebadon2000]

 

[RollCats]

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My current GAS for a lightweight rig — (although would probably do the trendy modular thing of 2 1x12s…)

I don’t need it at all though! I will hold strong!

(for now)

 

[ViperTim]

Hi, new here.
Here is my beginner bass rig, I’ve only played bass for 3 weeks now.
Why such a massive rig?
Well it was cheap.
$10 for the broken Ashdown ABM EVO II amp (ridiculous price with a ridiculous fault inside), $250 for the T-bird and unfortunately as much as $300 for the EBS 4x10 4ohm cabinet which is more than I actually wanted to pay but whatever, the total is really low.

 

[BlueTalon]

Hi, new here.
Here is my beginner bass rig, I’ve only played bass for 3 weeks now.
Why such a massive rig?
Well it was cheap.
$10 for the broken Ashdown ABM EVO II amp (ridiculous price with a ridiculous fault inside), $250 for the T-bird and unfortunately as much as $300 for the EBS 4x10 4ohm cabinet which is more than I actually wanted to pay but whatever, the total is really low.
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I think you scored with that bass!

 

[Dave Siff]

 

[ErnieD]

Ended up using this last nite at open mic jam.
TC-E BH550+Energy 102+Blackline NY151:

 

[Hutch801]

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Do you like one over the other? I have always considered getting one of the mini ampegs.

 

[Dave Siff]

Do you like one over the other? I have always considered getting one of the mini ampegs.

As a standalone, the CL by a mile. It’s half the price, can handle any small or medium-size gig, put a mic on the cabinet or use the DI and it’s all you need.
The VR if you want to run multiple cabs.

 

[Hutch801]

As a standalone, the CL by a mile. It’s half the price, can handle any small or medium-size gig, put a mic on the cabinet or use the DI and it’s all you need.
The VR if you want to run multiple cabs.

Thanks

 

[Bass4ThePublic]

Sunn/ashdown and a 65 jazz. Have a comp and od pedal but thats really it. Cant gig with a 65 jazz because theyre like $8,000 so I sold it and am making a 1:1 replica of it using musikraft and mjt parts.

 

[LennyJ]

Way back when I started, I had a Peavey 300 and 15 cabinet. I sold it and wished I had not. Well, a few months back I started searching and found the head here on Talk Bass and the cabinet on Marketplace.

So, the Peavey rig with a 71 P bass (still have) is where I started. Now with my 3 Sandberg SS I am playing thru a Mark bass head and a green boy Basic 15 cabinet. The Green boy is for sale now since I only play at my church and go thru the house system. I will keep the Mark Bass and use the Peavey cabinet if needed, those old Peavey cabinets tend to be heavy but sure sound nice. I added some dampening material and a new Eminence speaker.

 

[Bent77]

This combo of combos has exceeded all my expectations. Having the ability to use the EQ on both is a game changer

 

[/\/\3phist0]

My big n little rigs

 

[Nek07]

My do it all* rig.

*except for 5 strings, 6 strings, fretless, double bass and other stuff

 

[Element Zero]

It’s fun

 

[kevk]

Just picked up two (discontinued) Bergantino ceramic REF210’s. I’m a ceramic tone-preferred player at heart…this is now my daily ‘practice rig’…always a good bass day—just flip a switch and play some Bergantino HP2-powered, meaty bass tone! (Pedalboard: Meris LVX delay/Mercury7 reverb in the effects loop, and amp tuner-out for my Sonic Research ST-300) …

 

[Spanish Pirate]

A year and a half immersed in this wonderful world of bass, this is what I have been able to put together.

 

[Jeff Scott]

A year and a half immersed in this wonderful world of bass, this is what I have been able to put together.


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¿Sabes que tu caja Audiophile está fabricada por Markbass? - Google translator in progress!

 

[Spanish Pirate]

¿Sabes que tu caja Audiophile está fabricada por Markbass? - Google translator in progress!

Yes,I read about here, somewere before buing It,thanks

 

[MadJack]

This is now my most used amp and cab arrangement. The amp is my new (to me) Ashdown CTM-30 (copy of the Little Bastard LB-30, just dressed in black). The cabs are the ones Duke LeJeune outlined in his thread Low-cost DIY practice/coffeehouse tweeterless 110 [long]. They are Goldwood bass cabs with an Eminence S2010 bass guitar speaker, lined cab and port reduced four inches. I recently refinished them in DuraTex, after my cats got a hold of the rat fur and I stripped them down to bare (PITA!) and made the port reducing blocks, then molded them in.

While it's only 30 watts (all tube) it's just about all In use and covers all my current needs. I have a friend who has a studio, that I'm rebuilding one of his basses and he wants to record some stock tracks with it.