Peavey USA Millennium > Genz-Benz 400 > Berg HT112. I recently bought the EX112 and will post a picture of the mini-stack of doom later. However, the single cab will work in 90% of the places that we'll ever play.
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Mini Rigs of Doom-Let's see 'em!l
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Well, since the IP112/EX112 stack has already been posted, I'll toss out this little rig:
That is a 4 ohm VL-208, and it gets pretty darned loud for its size.
That is a 4 ohm VL-208, and it gets pretty darned loud for its size.
tombowlus said:Well, since the IP112/EX112 stack has already been posted, I'll toss out this little rig:
That is a 4 ohm VL-208, and it gets pretty darned loud for its size.
hey Tom hice rig, Gotta love that MTD
do you use the WW pre at all, i have heard people say that the pre in them isnt very good and that they just leave it flat, what your opinion on this?
Dave
tombowlus said:Well, since the IP112/EX112 stack has already been posted, I'll toss out this little rig:
That is a 4 ohm VL-208, and it gets pretty darned loud for its size.
Sure the amp is small, but just look at the size of its cooling fan.
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fretless Bob said:hey Tom hice rig, Gotta love that MTD
do you use the WW pre at all, i have heard people say that the pre in them isnt very good and that they just leave it flat, what your opinion on this?
Dave
I think that the preamp in the WWU is very good. It's not entirely transparent or uncolored, but then again, Walter did not design it to be so. It was designed with some specific (hopefully desirable) coloration in mind, and I think that in many ways, it is very musical. It doesn't alway pair up the best with some cabs, but it definitely hits its stride with the VL-208.
That said, I do leave mine set basically "flat."
Tom.
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Pako said:You know...you could show the IP112/EX112 stack with the Millennia TD-1 preamp.
True, dat.
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fretless Bob said:
It is okay, but to be honest, WWU/Epifani is not the best combination, IME/IMHO.
Tom.
tombowlus said:
I agree. I really wanted the the WW Ultra to work with my
Epi boxes, but the low end just wasn't there. Although
the highs were wonderfull. Just the opposite with the
IAMP 500. Amazing lows with thin and somewhat sterile highs.
Here is my rig:
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Ampeg SVT-3 Pro
Epifani T-212D 4 ohm
Behringer Tuner
Not a bad setup. Sorry for the picture quality (camera phone).
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Ampeg SVT-3 Pro
Epifani T-212D 4 ohm
Behringer Tuner
Not a bad setup. Sorry for the picture quality (camera phone).
BBT500H {500w @2ohms, 250w @ 4ohms}, 2 BBT110s cabs both 4ohms. Entire rig, including bass, less than 90lbs!
jokerjkny said:woo
hoo
is that loud enought for a gig without PA support if so then i think ill get a similar set up............maybe not epifani though
Hou said:
Epifani cabs are the best
gotta love the Epi cabs, i will take a few pics of my two later but then i dont really think that a UL410 is classed as mini
Dave
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