RIGS OF DOOM - Ch. 3

[eli]

Sweet! I've got my cabs in the basement, just need to lay 'em on their sides!

... was that you I just heard up here in northwest Cook County?

 

[BillyB_from_LZ]

Here's ... a 1975 Hiwatt DR201 from Slade's back line in it. ...

So...they let you put your hands on their power supply!

Cool...I'm going to tell my wife we need one of those for our Odyssey too!

 

[Stumbo]

I like the fishing rods.

 

[TONYTHOMAS1956]

Mans got to have a hooby!

 

[hrgiger]

it's six string Ritter Jupiter model... fretless

Hey now I can have a bass just like that!

http://cgi.ebay.com/Electric-Bass-Guitar-Custom-made-4-String-Black-New_W0QQitemZ360103861389QQcmdZViewItemQQptZGuitar?hash=item360103861389&_trksid=p3911.c0.m14&_trkparms=72%3A1205%7C66%3A2%7C65%3A12%7C39%3A1%7C240%3A1318%7C301%3A0%7C293%3A1%7C294%3A50

 

[mrpillow]

Cant compete with some of the rigs here, but I'm happy...

 

[southshoreconor]

Is that JMP new or vintage? What do you like about it?

Damn, I really want a 400+. Bad

its a 76 JMP superlead 100w. playing it on its own is amazing if you like a driven rock tone. it's got 4 inputs, you can bridge the high and low inputs of the two channels and blend your low end and high end. this set up in my garage was not ideal, as i dont have a pedal tuner or a/b/y switch to use both amps to their full potential. the marshall belongs to my friend greg, and it is for sale, but i can't afford it right now.

 

[Alcyon]

Cant compete with some of the rigs here, but I'm happy...

What the hell kind of bass is that? A custom Spector?

 

[Ampeg SVT]

Its a Mike Kroeger (Nickelback) signature bass.

 

[Alcyon]

Its a Mike Kroeger (Nickelback) signature bass.

damnit, and to think i wanted one...

 

[soundguy]

 

[soundguy]

I can't quit this rig . This ties into 2 410 SWR Goliath cabs . It's too much fun to use and sounds awesome! Sets up quick. Worth it's weight.

 

[PBass101]

Quick question - how do you get this thing around to shows? Do you have a trailer or something? I have an idea for what could be a fairly heavy rack-rig-on-wheels and I'd be curious as to how these things get transported.

 

[soundguy]

It use to be in 3 racks. 8 space for 2 preamps/tuner/furman/Eq/Compressor. 2 space for the K2 . 3 space for roland midi pedal setup. It moved easily with power amp in 2 space. I am also the band soundguy so I have to move other big gear so I decided to rack all this.It is so much easier to set up and much faster. I am usually out of the club faster than anyone in the band, As for moving it I have a nissan Titan to haul everything anyways,. The big trick is I have a wheelchair ramp that folds out to 8' and I roll everthing in and out by myself easily .For smaller type gigs I put 1 410 on top of it and it elevates the cab and I have all my gear. I also have all needed cables and midi pedal in the back cover of the rack so nothing gets left home.

 

[hrgiger]

... was that you I just heard up here in northwest Cook County?

Nope, sorry...

 

[unclejam]

Doomy Enough???

 

[Chowderboots]

Schnikies, unclejam! That's sweet...

 

[BillyB_from_LZ]

...Doomy Enough???

Jeremy, I surprised that you're not smiling when playing through that rig!

Aside from your bass and the JBL PA cabinets on stands, those photos looks like it could have been taken 30 years ago... Not a bad thing, just hit me in a flashback sort of way.

 

[unclejam]

Schnikies, unclejam! That's sweet...

i actually made somebody burp that day...... brown note here we come......

 

[jmac85]

Does this qualify? Our sound guy constantly tells me to turn down. I run my amp at about 2 Unless we're outside then I get to really have fun It's the same Yorkville 410B in both pics with a different 115. Both 115's are home made cabs. I'm saving up for an Avatar 410 Neo and 212 Neo though.