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

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well i love the lights.

:rollno: i hate the tuner. E string tuning sucks...


WORKS GREAT ON GUITAR. :rollno:
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The features were cool, but it was terrible at tracking, especially on the lower notes. BIG problems on the lo B. It "worked", but barely. Far worse than my $15 Korg pocket tuner. FAR worse.

I took it back.
 
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SORRY FOR THE CRAPPY PIC


Seriously though, this thing murdered my Workingman's 15 combo.
 
I've spent much of the last 27 years searching for the ultimate mini rig of doom, and this is IT!!! Not only is this rig better than any other small rigs amps I've tried, but it's on a level that's on and beyond many big rigs I've ever used. Walter Woods, Markbass, ThunderFunk, IP, you name it, this rig is KING!!!

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I've spent much of the last 27 years searching for the ultimate mini rig of doom, and this is IT!!! Not only is this rig better than any other small rigs amps I've tried, but it's on a level that's on and beyond any big rig I've ever used. Walter Woods, Markbass, ThunderFunk, IP, you name it, this rig is KING!!!

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wow! those Bergantino cabs are a lot smaller than i would of thought


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They only look small, they sound HUGE! A friend of mine sat in and played through this rig. He has just recently restored a early '70's SVT rig and is now considering getting the same rig and getting rid of his SVT. It sounds that big and loud!!

its just that i thought they would of been the same size as the epi 112s, not quite sure why. but comparing them to the 902 head i see they are a bit smaller, im sure they sound great.


Dave
 
I've spent much of the last 27 years searching for the ultimate mini rig of doom, and this is IT!!! Not only is this rig better than any other small rigs amps I've tried, but it's on a level that's on and beyond many big rigs I've ever used. Walter Woods, Markbass, ThunderFunk, IP, you name it, this rig is KING!!!

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:eek: Those cabs really are the "Ferrari F50s" of bass amplification, aren't they? Just beautiful!

Nope! Speechless, can't type any more ..... :eek:

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I've spent much of the last 27 years searching for the ultimate mini rig of doom, and this is IT!!! Not only is this rig better than any other small rigs amps I've tried, but it's on a level that's on and beyond many big rigs I've ever used. Walter Woods, Markbass, ThunderFunk, IP, you name it, this rig is KING!!!

Is the red tolex a new option or is it aftermarket?

That rig costs more than an IP112 rig!

Would love to hear the Epi head. They are pricey.
 
My new rig :smug:

I sold my Eden WT400/Ampeg SVT-410HLF wanting a more portable rig.
I bought Aguilar AG500 SC and a Aguilar DB-112 (felt immediately in love with the tweed ;)

First small gig this Saturday playing maybe 45 people in the back room of a restaurant.

But the 112 couldn’t get even near to the volume I needed to cut through to the front of the stage.
Very loud drummer though..

Quite disappointed, small rig / no doom.
How du you guys get by with just one 12"?

So I just got the Aguilar DB-112 NT (serial number 00008!) through the door, now I got the volume, but not quite the
portability I was hoping for; two 20 kg cabs, amp 7 kg amp,
stomps and the Lakland JO5 to drag around.

Sound really sweet, just the tone I was looking for, so all in all I’m happy, it does fit in my car. :)

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Location:
Denmark, Copenhagen
Gear:
Lakland Joe Osborne 5-string Skyline
Aguilar AG500 sc
Aguilar DB-112
Aguilar DB-112 NT
Wireless/Tuner/EHX Black Finger/Akai SB1 Synth Synth
 
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