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My Traynor/Peavey rig of DOOM!

Jan 14, 2011
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Lady parts, Canada
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peaveyTraynor freakazoid...
Just in time for halloween!

I think I've created a monster! This rig stands 6 feet tall
and I believe I'm getting around 600 watts out of it. I'm not sure what the Max 700 puts out at 2.6 ohms, but it
sure is LOUD! I just finished installing my signature white baffle in the TC412 to match my TC115 and thought I'd share!

Now the PIX!

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Just in time for halloween!

I think I've created a monster! This rig stands 6 feet tall
and I believe I'm getting around 600 watts out of it. I'm not sure what the Max 700 puts out at 2.6 ohms, but it
sure is LOUD! I just finished installing my signature white baffle in the TC412 to match my TC115 and thought I'd share!

Now the PIX!

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Where's the Traynor 300 watter? ****, even if I had to rent it....thats what'd be there.
 
Where's the Traynor 300 watter? ****, even if I had to rent it....thats what'd be there.

Sorry dude! I'm not into tubes.

Well then, how 'bout the SS Dynabass 300H, or a vintage SS Monoblock? Keep it in the family man!

Seriously loving this rig, and your signature baffles, PersonalTraynor. Might have to go this route myself with candy-flake tangerine baffles.

What's really cool is you can still add another TC115NEO. Two 15" @ 8 Ohm + a 4 Ohm 4X12 with the YBA300 going down to 2 Ohms.

Another thought, not quite as doomy, is stacking 4 TC112s, again for a total of 2 Ohms for a more modular and lighter 4X12 rig (4 X TC112 = 100 lbs vs TC412's 112 lbs).
Coolio :cool: