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Yah sure, you betcha.
(very nice use of the "en so" BTW)
Ashdown MK500 with a 4ohm Acme Low B-2 series II.
This little monster sounds better and maybe louder than my previous SWR head and SWR 4x10 cab!!! Amazing! Best sound I ve ever had... I ll try to write a review some time soon.
The way I have it most of the time I play:
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Alternative possition, even smaller and boomier:
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An upper view:
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The back:
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.i'm not sure if this classifies as mini
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Definitely mini... doom is up for argument.
I really cant say enough good things about that PS112, for a single 1x12 it doesnt get any better.
even thought I guess it's cool to have a rig with Michigan colors,
As always... even thought I guess it's cool to have a rig with Michigan colors,
I was thinking UCLA colors myself.![]()
Here's a real mini rig that just wumps: LDS B&C 112 Coax Super Light (26 pounds) and the 6 pound LMII. Surprisingly deep, loud, and the lightest rig I've ever been able to put together that is small gig (and even medium gig, depending on the type of music) capable!!!
As always... even thought I guess it's cool to have a rig with Michigan colors, the flash makes the blue baffle scream on the LDS cabs... you can barely tell they are blue in regular light.
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Nah, UCLA is more of a "baby" blue![]()
Go Bears.