Official Aguilar Club - part 4

[BassyBill]

Continued from here:

http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f15/oac-iii-official-aguilar-club-646090/index27.html#post11597471

 

[BassAgent]

Yes! Some cool pics of my gigs with rig (again):

That white shirt is nót the only shirt I wear It is my main gigging shirt, though.

 

[DJJazzV]

This is a club I need to join.

 

[dsanders]

Yes! Some cool pics of my gigs with rig (again):

That white shirt is nót the only shirt I wear It is my main gigging shirt, though.

The tweed looks killer!

 

[RickenBoogie]

If this is a club that gives out member #'s, I collect those. Thanks.

 

[dsanders]

 

[gillento]

mine: past (GS112s) and present (SL112s & db212)

 

[gillento]

another one:

 

[lgrankin]

In the rehearsal room...

Out on the sidewalk...

Backstage...

Out front...

It's kind of like a disease... I still want to try a DB750/751 and a TH500. Will the madness ever end?

 

[bass.player]

Here's my new rig

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[BassAgent]

In the rehearsal room...

You do know that that's my perfect set of speakers, right? Darn you.

 

[lgrankin]

You do know that that's my perfect set of speakers, right? Darn you.

It is an amazing set-up. You just have to remember to always bend at the knees...

 

[BassAgent]

They're heavy, no doubt. But they sound like that too. But first: bigger car. They won't fit in my box.

 

[dsanders]

Here's my new rig

LOVE IT that's exactly what I want for my in town gigs.

 

[Bass Collector]

My current Aguilar gear

GREAT stuff!

 

[JMarkD]

I'll celebrate part 4 with a shot of my new GS 412. I have been using DB cabs for a while (410 and 112) and have really loved how great they sound. However, recently I hooked up my old GS112 cabs and was suddenly reacquainted with how great they sound as well.

Some recent gigs have required a bit more sonic potential so I have been considering a larger "big" cab. The DB 810 and 412 cabs are quite heavy for me to manage, but the GS412 is a manageable 116 lbs. Plus which, I have never read anything but praise for the sound.

So I took the plunge. So far I have not been disappointed! It is a very detailed cab that easily transmits exactly what your fingers are doing! It makes you better player when you can hear that!

Photographed in my new man cave "Bassment" that I built in my garage/basement. Keep all my gear down there. No more stairs! Makes for a happier home as well.

 

[leigh22]

I just becaume an Aguilar owner last week! Can't believe how much better my Low B sounds with two twelves coming from the world of Tens Only. I do want to add a 4x10 cab to the equation, But i think an Aguilar head may come first.

I'll take some better rig pictures this weekend (or maybe this evening) I only snaped the one so far, and its blurry.

 

[BassAgent]

The tweed looks killer!

Thanks! I'm considering buying the cab covers from Aguilar though... The tweed's actually wearing off already.

 

[Christian Waiau]

I'll celebrate part 4 with a shot of my new GS 412. I have been using DB cabs for a while (410 and 112) and have really loved how great they sound. However, recently I hooked up my old GS112 cabs and was suddenly reacquainted with how great they sound as well.

Some recent gigs have required a bit more sonic potential so I have been considering a larger "big" cab. The DB 810 and 412 cabs are quite heavy for me to manage, but the GS412 is a manageable 116 lbs. Plus which, I have never read anything but praise for the sound.

So I took the plunge. So far I have not been disappointed! It is a very detailed cab that easily transmits exactly what your fingers are doing! It makes you better player when you can hear that!

Photographed in my new man cave "Bassment" that I built in my garage/basement. Keep all my gear down there. No more stairs! Makes for a happier home as well.

I never really looked up the weight of the gs412... But it seems much lighter

I was against "full stacks" for a while until I got my gs412

 

[chrisloe]

My new rig, DB 359 and a DB 410 in Chocolate Thunder....

Quick question, maybe a dumb one, I have the Aguilar TLC Compressor, should it be run in front of the amp, or through the effects loop?