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Mini Rigs of Doom-Let's see 'em!l

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Since Dr. Bass seems to be under-represented here.

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Thunderfunk TFB420 (with upgrade)....400W @ 8ohms
Dr. Bass 1260 Rx Cab || Dr. Bass 115 Rx Cab

I rarely have an opportunity to use the 115, as the 1260 is loud enough to keep up with the drums, vocals, and the 210 all-tube guitar amp. i dont often get requests to "turn-up", but that could be from my playing also. :)
 
pierce said:
Since Dr. Bass seems to be under-represented here.

drbass.jpg


drbass5.jpg


Thunderfunk TFB420 (with upgrade)....400W @ 8ohms
Dr. Bass 1260 Rx Cab || Dr. Bass 115 Rx Cab

I rarely have an opportunity to use the 115, as the 1260 is loud enough to keep up with the drums, vocals, and the 210 all-tube guitar amp. i dont often get requests to "turn-up", but that could be from my playing also. :)

Cool rig! Dare we ask what the baseball bat is doing in the corner by the door?;)
 
Is in your opinion the 2x10" easier to carry around than the 1x15"? The VLE filter is really useful to achieve an old school tone. Clean but old school.

Both the cabinets are super light. The 2-10 is a bit easier to carry just because of the dimensions.

The VLE is the only tone control I ever touch on the amp. Whatever it's doing in there really works.

Jack
 
Thanks bovinehost!

I know Markbass amp quite well, you know thay are made here in italy and I have tried them several times.
I also owned a Little Mark (1st version) with the first incarnation of the traveler 2x10 cabinet.

I was really happy and ended seeling the minirig, I dont' know why.

Now I have a musical situation which requires a small and powerful & light amp. Since the band plays old style blues & R&B i was thinking to a 1x15" instead of the 2x10".

It could be great to have the Little MatkII with 2 1x15".... we'll see!
 
pedroferreira said:
What do you think about the two amps? They must be very different. How do you make a choice between them?

Pedro

Actually, your right. However the iAMP is very versatile and can dial in some warm tube like sound IMHO for whatever thats worth. Honestly I prefer the DB750, but I am not always up for carrying it, it is those times in which I decide which amp EA/Aggie, and which cabs Bergs, Aggie, Acme or Epifani. What two basses, what's the venue size, PA support or not.
So its nice to have options to help make a decision that will work for the gig.
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katri said:
what combo of amp and cab(s) do you like the best ???

Dan

Dan,
I actually like my Berg NV610 with the DB750 best, but for my mini's I would say the DB750 and the Epi UL112 x2. I recently did an out door gig with the UL112 x2 with my Epi NYC T-115 and DB750. Words cannot explain, but that is a bit beyond mini. Why I mentioned it is that it is cool to take these little light weight cabs put them together and create a monster rig.
 
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