I use to have that same rig, and I now own a Stingray special... man you are killing it with that setup!
-ScottM
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Mini Rigs of Doom Four
- Thread starter Chef
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-ScottM
And that is my Stingray Special. Thanks Scott. It’s perfect. I can do anything I want with this rig.
I sold my MB combo and cab like you have before I bought my Stingray Special, but I bet they sound awesome together, is what I was trying to say.
-ScottM
Cool rig! I've never seen a Cab 27 in the wild. How does it sound?
It’s really good. I was looking to add a little more bottom to the C4 and I thought a little larger driver might do the trick and then I saw the Cab 27 and thought I’d give it a shot. It did exactly what I hoped it would.
I realized a few pages back that I'm overdue for posting my revised MRoD. I used to have a G-K MB200 but after seeing a great deal on a demo model Genzler Magellan 350 at The Bass Place, I decided to give it a try. I still love G-K amps in general (still have three other G-K heads and a combo) but my one and only knock against the MB200 is that it doesn't have a separate master volume control. I really hadn't plan to sell my MB200 until another TBer I know and had already done a few deals with contacted me to ask if I'd consider selling the G-K. I went for it.
It's not quite as short or quite as lightweight as the MB200/One10 pairing, but it's still a great sounding rig that still qualifies as an MRoD. I purposely put my Franken-Jazz next to it for some perspective.
Here's a different perspective, with the full bass:
It's not quite as short or quite as lightweight as the MB200/One10 pairing, but it's still a great sounding rig that still qualifies as an MRoD. I purposely put my Franken-Jazz next to it for some perspective.
Here's a different perspective, with the full bass:
Who do I make the million-dollar check out to for that bass..in a left-handed version, of course? Wow, is that beautiful, or what? That color reminds me of my first Schwinn ten-speed back in the seventies. Isn't that Columbia Blue? No matter, it's one beautiful Jazz. Enjoy!
Last weeks rig. Sounded so good I’m going to use it again tonight.
Thanks man... I had three G&L JB5's and this is the one that is still around. It sounds and plays great, not that the others didn't too but it is a sweetheart.
Warwick LWA 1000 in to a Acme Low B series lll 4ohm
Duke
I use a Ampeg Micro SVT 210AV Cabinet along with an Ampeg PF-20T Amplifier and a Ampeg Micro VR Amplifier.
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I’m slowly learning how to mix them into a good sounding cab, they aren’t the best but they do a good job in small clubs. I’ve been experimenting with other amps and eqs today, I got a good sound messing with this. I ran the dirty side of the rbi on one speaker, the bass side on the other. It really gave me a nice edgy sound.
Here’s my totally mini rig of doom:
Me: ‘let’s try it out....(.boooooooooommmmmmmm)...
Guitarists: ‘whhaaaaaaaattt?!?......whoa, that is loud!’
Me: ‘volume is on 3....’
Boo yah!
- Ibanez Mikro ‘Super’ 5, Bartolini X4’s into EMG SPC and BTC, new pickguard, brass nut and Hipshot baritone tuners.
- TC Electronic Spectra Drive Preamp
- (2) Mackie DLM12 powered speakers
Me: ‘let’s try it out....(.boooooooooommmmmmmm)...
Guitarists: ‘whhaaaaaaaattt?!?......whoa, that is loud!’
Me: ‘volume is on 3....’
Boo yah!
I'd love to hear this lil rig! Very cool!
My very mini rehearsal version:
Summit Audio TD100
L'Acoustic 108P
Summit Audio TD100
L'Acoustic 108P
