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Bergantino IP cabs are known for being "fussy" about the pre-amps you use with them; how well does your IP work with Monique?
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Mini Rigs of Doom Four
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Bergantino IP cabs are known for being "fussy" about the pre-amps you use with them; how well does your IP work with Monique?
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This rig with the increased low end tightness from the fdeck and the tubey lusciousness from the demeter tube DI is just heavenly. 
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Sure, just send me your address. I'll include a $20 in there too, for the hassle of having to unpack it all ;-)
Near perfect: Studio sound on stage.
(Sold my AI Focus, Schroeder 1212, GB Streamliner 900 and Epifani's 112 for these don't even come close.)
As the OP of the Mini Rigs of Doom I give you a new little sumpin'
This rehearsal rig is going to the gig tonight!
This rehearsal rig is going to the gig tonight!
Haven't had it long. it's not as small as some micro heads but is much more solid feeling. I tried a GK MB 500 and it seemed very fragile. My bass fingers can deal with these knobs easily and the old school metal box appeals to me. Still only 3lbs.
It sounds great and stays clean at a respectable volume. the Drive is subtle and pleasant, it adds a little grease to the tone not overdrive per se. If the D.I. Passes the test tonight I will be completely satisfied as long as it stays reliable.
It sounds great and stays clean at a respectable volume. the Drive is subtle and pleasant, it adds a little grease to the tone not overdrive per se. If the D.I. Passes the test tonight I will be completely satisfied as long as it stays reliable.
At Verrellen, it has the 'DOOM' factor!
Coming from Rev DOOM myself, id say this is the most DOOM rig in this thread.
I just have to say, that the fact these mini rig threads even using the word DOOM, isnt quite right. Im willing to bet that most who posted here wouldnt even want to play the actual genre DOOM for whatever reason. These threads should more be labeled as small/nano/mini rigs, big sounds or something. A rig of DOOM should be a rig, whether big or small, used for DOOM.
And even then DOOM is about back breaking cabs or at least large/loud cabs. cause some of these new cabs, like the dually certainly arent heavy, but most certainly are loud.
Now back to these most awesome mini rigs that I love looking at and thinking "WOW! this guys entire set up is half the weight of one of my cabs."
Rev DOOM out.
I guess I am now interested - is DOOM referring to something other than something utterly powerful? Is it one of the 6,000,000 sub genres of metal or something entirely different?
Sorta. But at the same time, often not. Ask here to know more. Though it is utterly powerful.
I'm a bit surprised that you hang out on the amps subforum and don't know about it.
No. It's the only doom thing that's been posted in this entire thread (barring the Jules Monique posts).
Yes, just one of the many genres of Metal.
http://youtu.be/bFRkw1sxBHs BONGRIPPER
http://youtu.be/UiIy75AbSFY YOB
http://youtu.be/kKqoNrZ00Bg OM
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