Carvin 6815 (600 watts). Heavy but worth it. I like to open up that can of Whip A-- when I need to.
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:POLL: What amp setup do you own?
- Thread starter OrioN_2k
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Eden Metro amp/210 combo and a Eden 115 XLT underneath. Love it. With this combo, I feel I don't need a lot of other gaggets to get a good sound.
Ada MB-1 Preamp
dbx 120xp Subharmonic Synthesizer
rolls sx21 crossover
Peavey DPC-1000 Poweramp
Soundtech PS802 Poweramp
Hartke 4x10
2 Peavey 118 Sub-HC
dbx 120xp Subharmonic Synthesizer
rolls sx21 crossover
Peavey DPC-1000 Poweramp
Soundtech PS802 Poweramp
Hartke 4x10
2 Peavey 118 Sub-HC
Carvin RedEye R600 2x10 600 watt combo. Its a great amp if you can get the right price! Using it with my Peavey Fury V bass with activepreamp makes using this amp a dream.
Main Rig
Sansamp PSA-1 OD Preamp & midi mouse controller
MAM Parametric EQ (bass, treble and para-mid)
Art Dual Levellar tube compressor
Soundtech PS802 2x400W Digital Power Amp
2 x SWR Triads (older models)
I usually just take one cab to rehearsals and small gigs and run one half of the power amp. I run the other cab and channel when I feel like shifting loads of air.
I've also got
Ampeg SVT300 tube poweramp - broken - needs new tubes and maybe output tranformer (ouch)
SWR Bass 350 - broken. Fan faulty and damaged it whilst working on it - I'll get it fixed with my Christmas money
I do a lot of recording with my Pandora. It sounds fine for rough mixes and stuff
Sansamp PSA-1 OD Preamp & midi mouse controller
MAM Parametric EQ (bass, treble and para-mid)
Art Dual Levellar tube compressor
Soundtech PS802 2x400W Digital Power Amp
2 x SWR Triads (older models)
I usually just take one cab to rehearsals and small gigs and run one half of the power amp. I run the other cab and channel when I feel like shifting loads of air.
I've also got
Ampeg SVT300 tube poweramp - broken - needs new tubes and maybe output tranformer (ouch)
SWR Bass 350 - broken. Fan faulty and damaged it whilst working on it - I'll get it fixed with my Christmas money
I do a lot of recording with my Pandora. It sounds fine for rough mixes and stuff
My only amp, been playin thru it for about 18 years. 1979 LabSeries L2 head w/ 1979 fender 15 cab loaded with a JBL speaker. I still love it!
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IOD direct into the FX return of the GK for thick growly, roots-style tones.
IOD direct into the FX return of the GK for thick growly, roots-style tones.
DI box straight into the PA. either a Sansamp, or a Sadowsky preamp into a Fishman Dual parametric DI, depending on circumstances.
No backline amp at all, in other words. The advantage is portability. The sound is fine.
No backline amp at all, in other words. The advantage is portability. The sound is fine.
Here it is: Mesa Walkabout, Sabine RT-7100 rack tuner, Behringer Modulizer (effects), Epifani T-310
I am using a Hartke HA5000 head, Bi-amped in to 4.5XL, and a 115Xl cabinets. For pedals I am running a Boss TU-2 tuner, into a Zoom 506, into a DOD bass EQ, into a Ibanez Fat head distortion, into a DOD deep Freeze chorus, into a Boss Limiter/Enhancer pedal. In my rack i'm using a Rackrider Power conditioner, BBE Maximizer, into a Behringer Denoiser, and a Nady UHF wireless. All used with a Ibanez SR3005, Sr885, and a Schecter Elite 5 bass. 
Here be my latest rack incarnation. Sounds way fatter and deeper than my older Mesa set-up. Am loving my new F-1X! that Rane is mighty fine too...seperate compression ratios for both the highs and lows; split band is the way to go IMO.
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