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

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KJung said:
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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Sweet rig!!

Bet it would really rock with an Orange amp.:hiding:





Sorry Tom!
 
#784
Here's my new mini-doom-machine:
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Aram said:
Nice RIG! I like the red Bergantino tag -- is that the new color? I thought the green was cool, but this is pretty sweet looking.
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Not new, I have 2 rare red tolex HT/EX112 cabs that Jim put red badges on. He had a couple of extra badges so he sent them to me so my other Berg cabs would match. You'll also notice that those are the old style chrome grills that I had powder coated black. I had the panels on the SWR powder coated the same finish as the Walter Woods side panels. Looks real cool!

Here's my mini rig of doom in transit mode. The SWR was made to fit perfectly in an Eden WT550 bag. I like the protection and the big pockets this bag has. The cab has a Studio Slips full cover and also has a big pocket for all my cables. An AmpWedge will fit in there also. The hand cart has an extra large platform so I never have to worry about bungee cords.

Here's also a pic of my other previously posted mini rig of doom.
 

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#794
Fender32 said:
I was only using the 4x10" to "rest" my Mini Rig of Doom on ... honestly ;) !

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Seriously though, I plan to get rid of the 4x10" and replace it with either another Markbass 1x12", or maybe a 2x10" :hmm: .

Small really is beautiful ;) !
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If you weren't goofing off playing your bass and smiling all the time, you'd have time to paint the ceiling! Oh yeah, that's what makes you smile. Carry on, the ceiling can wait.
 
#795
well, this is about as simple as it gets. some of you might think it looks silly to have a classic head on top of a 210 cab, but it works. the bag end takes 400 watts continuous/800 peak so it's a good match. might pick up another bag end 210 at some point, but for now, this is all i need. it's heavy, but reasonably compact. lemme know what you think.
 
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funny you ask!! it might be for sale soon
I got the cab is a old casing for a line 6 low down110 then I put another 10" speaker
it not to bad
I used that last weekend (with a GK400rb) it was 2 acoustic guitar's, vox through a pa and me and a drummer playing a hip gig set In a large coffee shop I did not even go in to the pa I was very impresed!!

if you play a 4 banger most of the time it would be great for pratice and small gigs it poops out a bit with a 5 stringer :( but it not to bad
 
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