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RIGS OF DOOM - Ch. 3
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My New Mini Rig of Doom. Don't look like much but can hold it own:
That's a big rack!!!! Looks like (from top to bottom)...a power conditioner, a tuner, a Sonic Maximizer, a compressor, a graphic EQ, a preamp, an empty space, a ??? and a power amp.
What's the two space device above the power amp?
The ??? above the the Mackie power amp is a Roland preamp that allow me to run Bi-Amp thought the Mackie., It has a Low and Hight output in the back of it with a crossover that is separate from the preamp stage on the Roland itself.
Ill post my Rig O' Doom FAIL:
I was planning on adding a two channel 15 band eq, a second stack, furman pls-II, and a Korg DTR-1000.
Alas, I must now part with her... Only to build another again, haha!!
I was planning on adding a two channel 15 band eq, a second stack, furman pls-II, and a Korg DTR-1000.
Alas, I must now part with her... Only to build another again, haha!!
On the left, an SWR Headlite driving a 15" EV speaker in a Sonic cab for the Taurus pedals, and a Phil Jones M-500 head, driving a Phil Jones 8-T top cab and a Phil Jones 16-B bottom cab in the middle. On the right, an SWR Baby Blue, used as a bass guitar monitor for the drummer.
In the foreground, a set of Moog Taurus-3 bass pedals, and a Boss pedalboard with tuner, EQ, noise suppressor and chorus.
Not the biggest rig out there, but I feel the Doom every time I have to move it. I would think the best thing about being a famous bassist would be having roadies to move your stuff for you....
In the foreground, a set of Moog Taurus-3 bass pedals, and a Boss pedalboard with tuner, EQ, noise suppressor and chorus.
Not the biggest rig out there, but I feel the Doom every time I have to move it. I would think the best thing about being a famous bassist would be having roadies to move your stuff for you....
Well Heres My Lil Rig of Doom...not much compared to some of yous on here but it does the job pretty Darn good....Pictured is My Carvin LB 75 bass,GK 1001rb II head, SWR Goliath IV 410 and the newest member of my family an SWR Megoliath 810!! Not in the Pic is my Rack tuner which i added a few weeks back!!!
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Amp Rack = Crappy "power conditioner" Yamaha PB-1-->Ampeg SVP 1500 (stereo).
Channel A-->Avatar B410 NEO-->Vintage SVT 8x10 (not mine) Channel B-->Ampeg 4x12 with no name (line 6) speakers.
Plans = ditch 8x10; since it belongs to someone else, in favor of 2 Avatar 212 NEO. Ditch guitar cab in favor of another Avatar B410 NEO.
Here's my rig stacked up in our rehearsal room. I think at around 7ft tall, it qualifies, hehehe... 
Cheers!
Cheers!
Man, there are some impresive rigs here! Mine dont feel so doom-ish right now. Get the two together in the same room and its a different story. I've run them together in the past but they each reside in a different town now, one at home and one at my friends jam room.
Rig #1, the home rig. The head is a Peavey Mark VI Series 402.
Rig #2, at the jam room. Head is Fender Bassman 400
Rig #1, the home rig. The head is a Peavey Mark VI Series 402.
Rig #2, at the jam room. Head is Fender Bassman 400
Not as Doomy as my contribution back at post 76 of this thread but still pounds away at 1100watts in bridge mode into my Eden 610xlt
of the Orange Club thread:
Carvin B800, rated 800w at 2 ohms, powering Schroeder 1212R and custom-built Schroeder 115. Each cabs 4 ohms, allowing amp to operate at full output.
LOUD. And it looks like a stocky robot, which is pretty cool too.
LOUD. And it looks like a stocky robot, which is pretty cool too.
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