You aren't going to find many rigs that sound better than what you have, but I'm real happy with my Shuttle 9.0 and Bergantino AE410. Four-pound amp and 62-pound cab. I also have a TCE RH750 that's working out real well for me.
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New Rig. I.E. Need Help
- Thread starter lburton2
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For a thousand bucks, they'd better!
Worth every dime, especially if you can find one used
GK MB500 and two GK Neo 112-II cabinets. 5 pound head, cabs are 30 pounds each. 500 (conservatively rated) watts, and the flexibility to go small with one cab or two.
I've had an Eden Rig (Navigator, power amp, 210XLT), a Euphonic rig (iAmp 350, CXL210), and several hybrid variations. I now have the GK MB200 and one Neo 112-II cabinet, and I'm not kidding when I tell you it's the best sounding rig I have owned. I'm completely blown away by it.
I've had an Eden Rig (Navigator, power amp, 210XLT), a Euphonic rig (iAmp 350, CXL210), and several hybrid variations. I now have the GK MB200 and one Neo 112-II cabinet, and I'm not kidding when I tell you it's the best sounding rig I have owned. I'm completely blown away by it.
scottfeldstein
Roots and fifths and a little extra.
That's what I'm sayin'! Although the GK Neo 212-II cabs are not 30 pounds, they're 50.5.
In any case, that describes the rig I am in the process of building.
