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

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My "Mini Rig of Doom" has a smallish footprint but the combined weight of both the head and cab is over 100lbs. Traynor YBA200 and Peavey 210TVX. This is my home practice rig and for my jazz quintet. The cab goes very low for a 210.
 

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My "Mini Rig of Doom" has a smallish footprint but the combined weight of both the head and cab is over 100lbs. Traynor YBA200 and Peavey 210TVX. This is my home practice rig and for my jazz quintet. The cab goes very low for a 210.

I bet that'd be a killer rig! I gigged with a 210TX (the predecessor to the 210TVX) for years, and they are great cabs. :)

Here is another great little combination using the YBA200 and a 2x10:

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I bet that'd be a killer rig! I gigged with a 210TX (the predecessor to the 210TVX) for years, and they are great cabs. :)

Here is another great little combination using the YBA200 and a 2x10:

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My Peavey 210 is surprisingly good for what I paid for it ($379 Cdn new). It'll handle a 5-string nicely as long as you don't really push it. The combo is surprisingly hi-fi yet full and mellow at the same time.

I hear good things about the MusicMan cabs. I missed out on a local HD 2x12 for sale that I was interested in because of YOUR recommendations here on TB. Nice combo there. Good on ya mate.
 
My "Mini Rig of Doom" has a smallish footprint but the combined weight of both the head and cab is over 100lbs. Traynor YBA200 and Peavey 210TVX. This is my home practice rig and for my jazz quintet. The cab goes very low for a 210.


I have one of those cabs too. A TVX 210. I use it with a Combo 115. It does go very low for a 2 X 10 cab. They are stupid heavy though. Mine weighs in just over 68 lbs. I posted it earlier in this thread. I think it's on page 28.
 
ot: that custom shortscale is soooo hot... i've been thinking about dark-starring my gibson eb-0 lately instead of getting rid of it for a p-bass. how does the dark star do in the neck position with the shortscale?

okay, back to your regularly scheduled mini-doomish program
 
ot: that custom shortscale is soooo hot... i've been thinking about dark-starring my gibson eb-0 lately instead of getting rid of it for a p-bass. how does the dark star do in the neck position with the shortscale?

okay, back to your regularly scheduled mini-doomish program

Dunno ... it's a 34" scale... [Invalid or Expired Link Removed]


:eek: ... The pickup http://www.talkbass.com/reviews/showproduct.php/product/1035 in that position is AWESOME!
 
Wow, this is a good set up
how it works?
how many watts?



(Cacio il P è da paura!)

Sorry for the delay; these are both 220W. I use a single wireless output from the bass and split it in the floor switch to both amps. Each combo amp has it's own controls so they need to be balanced. These could also be run as separated stereo out of the Ric-o-Sound jack on the bass, one on each pickup; haven't taken it to that point yet.
 
My mesa boogie walkabout went to a good home to a forum member and now I am ready for some serious dual input bass/upright/8 string hybrid guitar warfare!

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That is a great rig! I reviewed the Suitcase/4B for Bass Guitar Magazine, and I had a real blast with it. I think I could cover about any gig I do (with PA support) with that rig. Very punchy and articulate, and a killer rig for those who double on electric and upright.

Grats! :hyper:

Tom.
 
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