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Reggae rigs: lets see them

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You mean the Rasta bass we all GAS over.

You and Allex, I swear.. :D

Yup. That's the one. Play it regularly.

I don't feel the need for huge amps because I move them myself and I also think that a lot of the newer gear is loud and low and good.

I don't believe there's such a thing as a 'reggae' rig...you can do well with whatever you have, within reason.
 
No pictures, but two Eden WT-550s and a VT pedal, or an old SVT, with a Bergantino NV610 and an NV215 gives me enough volume, clarity and cushion through a largish club to effectively dominate the feelings of an audience.

They laugh, they cry, they go through all the emotions...
 
I'm sure that sounds awesome! I never thought MB could deliver a reggae tone.

I'll get a photo of my rig when my camera's found in my house.

MB can, all it takes is a BDDI or VTbass :p

i used to play a lot of nasty hard reggae/funk stuff, and my rig was a sansamp BDDI on the reggae preset (probably really close to the manual settings, i dont really remember though) into a LMII, into a boutique 2x12". couldent ask for a fatter reggae bass sound.