Let's see your Rig Rundown setup!

[Thwack]

Sweet rig!

Look who's talking!

 

[dukey donkey]

I don't have my girls all lined up here, but here's the rig... 6x12 and a Mesa d800+...The OD, comp, and dist are on full time...

 

[jmhaslip]

This and 2 5-string basses with EMG P/J pups. One fretless,

one fretted.

 

[MassiveBooty]

My setup for Marine Vew Church. The head is an original ABM EVO. No numbers. Our sound man is quite pleased

 

[Edgetone]

Nice to see another Bergantino user. I just love their cabs.

 

[patrickj]

Just scored an SWR Goliath 3. Woot!

Not sure how I’m going to use it yet (already have an 8x10 and 2 2x12s) but it’ll get some play sooner rather than later.

 

[Dasgre0g]

Ashdown. Yes. Small, big, huge

 

[dbase]

 

[Selios]

Here’s mine, Ampeg SVT 5 Pro into an Ashdown 4x10. On top is a Korg Pitchblack pedal tuner.

Sometimes I run a Line 6 G50 wireless on top too, but usually use a cable.

 

[BrentSimons]

Ashdown. Yes. Small, big, hugeView attachment 2991362 View attachment 2991363 View attachment 2991364

I was finally able to sit down with an ABM 600 Evo IV a few weeks ago and test it out. I really liked the tones I was getting...the poor little cab it was plugged into did not.

 

[BrentSimons]

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Never get sick of seeing that! Such a great compact setup.
Brent

 

[descendent22]

Looks like I'm the first to share both the Rick-O-Sound and the Fender Bassman Pro gear. What you see here is my Rick 4003W into a Rich-E-Split with the neck pup into the SB300>Neo410 and the bridge pup into the 100T>Neo410. As diverse as the sonic possibilities are with this set up, I still get shivers when playing my '87 G&L 1505 strung with Thomastic flats into the SB300 and both Neo410s'.View attachment 2942475

Though this next rig doesn't make it out of the basement anymore, it's still some of my favorite gear: Peavey T-40 and "The Bass" on a Black Widow 215.View attachment 2942477

Damn! You must make some serious $$. Anyway, I would think that once you got the Super wouldn't need anything else

 

[mapleglo]

The rig I used at my last gig:

Rig At Gig

• mapleglo
• Jun 29, 2018
• ampeg rickenbacker

amp and ric

PF-800 and a custom set of 2x10's. Speakers are from an 810e, so this is basically half an SVT. The Micro VR is a backup.

Pedal board here:

Small Board 3.5

• mapleglo
• Jun 22, 2018
• pedal board tech 21 q-strip

another change to my small pedal board, swapped the VT for a Q-strip

Also went DI out into the PA for a little extra punch.

 

[Doctor Intrepid]

I added another component to my rig, so a new pic! The Peavey wasn't generating the tone I wanted on its own with my 69 Hofner, so a Vox seemed like a natural fit. The sum is greater than its parts!

 

[Arthur U. Poon]

I just bought a GED-2112, which I'll be using with my Crest CA9 and my pair of Mesa Powerhouse 212s. This will be my main setup for my Hard Rock/Metal band. And here's an ancient photo of my Demeter HBP-1/Crest CA9 with my Bergantino HT210 and HT115 cabinets.

 

[Arthur U. Poon]

My rack on top of my Aguilar GS112 cabinets. The Lull I'm playing had been refinished from it's Natural finish to Honey Burst.

 

[Arthur U. Poon]

And my Aguilar TH500 on top of one of my GS112s. And I really miss the cat sitting on top of it. He was an awesome little guy.

 

[Arthur U. Poon]

And even though it's an "Amps" thread, I'm posting my main bass, my Ristola Exotic-6, and my Roscoe SKB3006.

 

[McG]

Back in February when I posted this MB500/Avatar210/112 rig with my ABG I mentioned I wanted to add an Alpine White Jack Casady to the mix. Got 'er done. Couldn't be happier. It's a wonderfully playable, great sounding bass that enjoys the company of the amp and cabs.

 

[oldskoolskatedad]

Damn! You must make some serious $$. Anyway, I would think that once you got the Super wouldn't need anything else

I'm a poor bloke that had been saving his pennies for a very long time to go all-tube. You are totally correct that the SB is plenty by itself but I started with the 100T and couldn't find it in my heart to let it go.