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Mini Rigs of Doom Four
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Ok.. I will post mine.. SVT-7 Pro with two Hathor 1203 Cabs.. for those of you that don't know.. it is a EM 3012LF speaker with a Faital 3" mid range speaker. Cab is rated 500 watts, weighs in at around 25 lbs. I saw the drummer that I am working with right now about hurt himself trying to pick up the cabs!
My smallest rig with only 5 watt:
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- Apr 18, 2008
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Oh, nope. Now see to remain in the club your going to have to take the mic in the same trip. Have you tried carrying the mic with your teeth? If that doesn't work I'd start working on your glutes, the old clench and carry might work for you.
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Studio 110 over a BC40, 2x10 and a massive 110 total watts. Line out from the 110 drives the BC40, and it has DI. It gigs well.
Hi, does the Line out from the 110 go to the INPUT of the warick? thanks
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Getting closer to mini, but not 100% there for me.
Switched to the Demeter VTBP M 800D head which isn't quite micro, but it's pretty easy to manage in a shoulder bag. Got rid of my big pedal board and jammed everything I wanted into a Nano+ with a One Spot. Still running Barefaced cabs. The SM is super small, but the SC is my choice for most loud jams.
Switched to the Demeter VTBP M 800D head which isn't quite micro, but it's pretty easy to manage in a shoulder bag. Got rid of my big pedal board and jammed everything I wanted into a Nano+ with a One Spot. Still running Barefaced cabs. The SM is super small, but the SC is my choice for most loud jams.
Here's my new mini rig, it's very very loud for such a small set! I had quite some talks with the guys at TecAmp to decide what to get. This is it! An XS112 is also underway.
Thursday, I said goodbye to my trusty Aguilar rig. It was a hard thing to do, but there's no drama.
Thursday, I said goodbye to my trusty Aguilar rig. It was a hard thing to do, but there's no drama.
Man, sorry to hear that. That was one of the coolest looking rigs on TB. If it sounded half as good as it looked, it was one killer rig.
I know, and it really really hurts. It was a great sounding rig, and it's probably the coolest looking amp I'll ever own, but I got the opportunity to work with the guys from TecAmp and I couldn't let that go... The Puma and SuperCab don't look as spectacularly good as the Aggie but the sound ánd weight are much more my thing.
yeah cool right , it's a Gator . Just got it from Sweetwater . I had the SWR amp and have been using it on / off . I was just about to sell /trade it when I finally got to use it for real and it rocked big time so I gave it a nice new home . It's a killer little amp actually so glad I held on to it . The Summit just came in from one of the lads here and I got the Flite a while back from a TB'er . Pretty simple really but the little stack pumps .That micro-rack is super cool!
loaded as you see it with those 2 units , shelves and whatnot and with the 2 lids front and back it weighs 30 lbs.
