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Mini Rigs of Doom Four

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so???
how do you like the Traynor?
I like it a ton. More than my old PF50T for a few reasons (which I really liked but sold when I found out that this was coming down the pipe). I especially like how certain boutique tube Pre/DI’s sound when paired with the power amp in this thing. The amp works well for either/both of my two differently voiced cab rigs.
 
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Nothing happening here for awhile, here's my mini rig newly pieced together. Since the 'rona, my cover band has moved rehearsals outside, so I needed a very portable, yet decent sounding rig. It's super light and actually sounds great. I already had the lmiii as a backup, so I bought the trace 110 and the portable power, now I can play pretty much anywhere.
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Nothing happening here for awhile, here's my mini rig newly pieced together. Since the 'rona, my cover band has moved rehearsals outside, so I needed a very portable, yet decent sounding rig. It's super light and actually sounds great. I already had the lmiii as a backup, so I bought the trace 110 and the portable power, now I can play pretty much anywhere.View attachment 3991471

Nice. Be careful with the 1x10, though. When they sy 200 watts rating, they mean it. I think it may actually be a 150 watt Basslite speaker in there. I blew one up running my MiniMAX into it (350 watts @ 8 ohms) and I wasn't pushing it that hard.
 
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Nice. Be careful with the 1x10, though. When they sy 200 watts rating, they mean it. I think it may actually be a 150 watt Basslite speaker in there. I blew one up running my MiniMAX into it (350 watts @ 8 ohms) and I wasn't pushing it that hard.
Thanks for the heads up, Im definitely keeping a close ear, and volume at a controlled level. Also, the power supply is running the keys and my bass rig for now, so I have to keep the draw at a reasonable level.
 
Nothing happening here for awhile, here's my mini rig newly pieced together. Since the 'rona, my cover band has moved rehearsals outside, so I needed a very portable, yet decent sounding rig. It's super light and actually sounds great. I already had the lmiii as a backup, so I bought the trace 110 and the portable power, now I can play pretty much anywhere.View attachment 3991471
what is this portable power you speak of? that little box? how long does that power your rig??