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RIGS OF DOOM - Ch. 3

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I see that heath has the Behringer tuner. I was considering that one because of the price. I had read one review on SameDayMusic that it was slow and couldn't handle the low B. Do you have any experience with that?

It works just alright.

There are a lot slower tuners out there, however, there are MUCH MUCH faster ones.

for the price I think it is very good, how can you beat it for that price anyways?

It doesn't like to tune below a low E, but it will it just takes longer.

Whenever I tune my B or tune down I just use the harmonics.
 
heres my new rig


A Randall RPM-300 power amp (scored it for $10!), Ampeg SVT 410HEN, and a Trace Elliot 1518T, all powered by a sansamp, a proco rat2 and a boss ls-2 to blend in the clean signal.
 

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added to watch list.

i'll post pictures when I have everything together again, post tour things can end up in lots of different places.

(yes I run all of these at once)

Sunn Concert Lead
Sunn Coliseum Bass
Big Muff Pi, early 80s Sovtek version
2 Sunn 2x15s with JBLs
1 Sunn 2x15 with Eminences

I want to add an 8x10 and a volume pedal. Yes I do need all of that for the kind of music I play.
 
Now that chapter 3 is in full swing, it occurred to me that no matter how 'doomie' we think our rigs of doom are, there is always someone with a bigger one. I can't keep up with many of you, but it doesn't stop me from enjoying the pics. Carry on! :cool:

M. M.
 
96 Trace Elliot ah600smx
?? Trace Elliot 4x10
?? Trace Elliot 1810

not as bulky as some but dandy just the same

Sweet rig!
I wanna post mine whenever I get a chance to get a pic but i dont know if its doom enough.
Vintage SVT 810
Crest VS900 (1100 watt bridged at 4 ohm)
Sansamp RBI
All I need is a 15 a 2-12 and fill up my 8 space rack then ill have enough doom
 
Ok, here's a new picture with the new head. Isn't quite end of the word doom yet, but once I add another cab it will be. Right now it's at about 680 watts at 8 ohms... once I add another cab (another 212 or a 410) it will be 1200 watts at the 4 ohm load.

But here we go, A lot more doomy than my LMII was for sure:

rig-1.jpg
 
Uhhh its sorta a joke, but I have played through this for fun

This is a quad amp PA the configuration in the photo is.

4 Servodrive Basstech 7's 10.5' folded horns. They are capable of 142dB @ 1600 Watts 1 meter from ~28Hz to 120Hz (crossed over at 80Hz)

2 dual JBL 2225 custom cabs (crossed over at 80Hz and 300Hz)

4 single EVM 12L TL505 cabs (Crossed from 300HZ to 1500Hz)

4 JBL 2445's splayed 90 degrees (Crossed from 1500Hz on up)

If you ever wanted to scare people with your low B this rig would do it!

Antone
 
Ok, here's a new picture with the new head. Isn't quite end of the word doom yet, but once I add another cab it will be. Right now it's at about 680 watts at 8 ohms... once I add another cab (another 212 or a 410) it will be 1200 watts at the 4 ohm load.

But here we go, A lot more doomy than my LMII was for sure:

rig-1.jpg

Add another 212 and you have right there the rig of my dreams :(

Can that PH handle 680 watts ? I must sat the Titans makeover is looking sexy.
 
Ok, here's a new picture with the new head. Isn't quite end of the word doom yet, but once I add another cab it will be. Right now it's at about 680 watts at 8 ohms... once I add another cab (another 212 or a 410) it will be 1200 watts at the 4 ohm load.

But here we go, A lot more doomy than my LMII was for sure:

rig-1.jpg

Why am I so jealous :crying:
 
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