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Rigs of Doom; Part 4
- Thread starter Chef
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I haven't post this in rigs of doom because I never really quite felt it met the standard, but the other night I was playing doom through it and now think it qualifies....
Most recent rig of doom, the 70 SVT is gone but everything else is there.
We has a winner!
Not so sure about that - but very impressive indeed.
not mine, but this is posted here
http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f15/show-off-your-rig-960940/index3.html
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Most recent rig of doom, the 70 SVT is gone but everything else is there.
not gonna post after this, thats for sure.
Most recent rig of doom, the 70 SVT is gone but everything else is there.
That right there is sex.
SO do you have one GK hooked up to each pick up, or do you have the GK's chained together, or is it one GK head for each bass? I am not knocking you rig, I just want to know what I am looking at. I see a lot of rigs in this thread with multiple bass heads, and a bass head and a power amp that all look like they are hooked together. If they are all hooked together I just want to know how to do it so I can make one of these monsters of DOOM with multiple cabs and multiple heads & amps.
You don't know?
What you do, is you plug each head into a cab. Then you take the preamp out jack of one head, and hook it to the power amp in jack of the other head. Then you only use the first head for your EQ and such.
Or, if you want different sound from them, you just split your signal and go into the preamp of each head, and each head is hooked to its own cab.
What you do, is you plug each head into a cab. Then you take the preamp out jack of one head, and hook it to the power amp in jack of the other head. Then you only use the first head for your EQ and such.
Or, if you want different sound from them, you just split your signal and go into the preamp of each head, and each head is hooked to its own cab.
Not that we play doom but, what the heck. My bassist has my out-numbered at the moment but this will be remedied in the near future.
Why is it threads like this need reposts of the same images of the same rigs over and over and over again by quoting? Clean up your quotes people! My mouse's scroll wheel just broke...
His profile (cabinets have changed since he posted that photo in 2011) indicates:
Stereo bass rig for live shows:
Two Gallien Krueger 700RB-II amplifiers
Two Mesa Powerhouse 212 cabs
And it appears that the Acoustic cabinets (or at least one of them) is still in action:
(Rehearsal rig)
Gallien Krueger 800RB head
Acoustic 106 (2X15)
Not sure how it becomes "stereo" but his profile also shows a bunch of Rickenbacker basses and Ric-O-Sound would require two amps.
Why is it threads like this need reposts of the same images of the same rigs over and over and over again by quoting? Clean up your quotes people! My mouse's scroll wheel just broke...
Well you're free to not read "threads like this" I guess. Quoting helps with continuity in a discussion although it is possible to trim some excess.
M. Owen Santy
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- Aug 10, 2011
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- Michael Tobias Designs Kingston Series & Traynor Amps Artist
Not the biggest rig in the world - but more than enough to part hair in any room in my neck of the woods...
Cheep a** Seismic cab has 2 Eminence Delta 10B's as does the Wizzard. 1x15 with Celestion Pro.
(Yes - that's an Overton Flyweight powering the right side...)
Cheep a** Seismic cab has 2 Eminence Delta 10B's as does the Wizzard. 1x15 with Celestion Pro.
(Yes - that's an Overton Flyweight powering the right side...)
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M. Owen Santy
Inactive
- Aug 10, 2011
- 274
- 6
- Disclosures
- Michael Tobias Designs Kingston Series & Traynor Amps Artist
See below. Have replaced the 2x10 & 1x15 cabs with a Traynor TC808 (frickin' ROCX!) and using that with the Traynor YBA200-2 head on stage left with the Wizard BCL 410 powered by the Overtōn Flyweight on stage right. WOW!!!!
Basses
MTD - Kingston KZ - (Out to Audio Technica Wireless Unit 1)
MTD - Heir - (Out to Audio Technica Wireless Unit 2)
Tactile - Proto-J Fretless (Custom Shop)
Amplifiers
Trayor - YBA200-2 head (NOS Jan Philips 5751 Pre / Gold Lion NOS KT88 power)
Overtōn - Flyweight 200 Head
Cabs
Traynor - TC 808 8 x 8 - (with Traynor YBA200-2 Head)
Wizard - 4x10 Custom Shop - (with Overtōn - Flyweight 200 Head)
Rack Gear
Behringer - Rack Tuner & Light Unit (Both wireless in - out to Heads)
Juice Goose - Power Conditioner
BBE - Sonic Maximiser
Floorboard (In order)
BBE -Mindbender Chorus
TC Electronics - Vortex Flanger
Electro Harmonics - Dr. Q Envelope Filter
Joyo - Ultimate Drive (OCD Clone)
TC Electronics - Mojo-Mojo Overdrive
BBE - Benchpress Compressor (Vintage)
ART - Studio V3 Tube Pre-Amp
Ernie Ball - VP Jr. Volume Pedal
To House Sound
MXL A55 - Cabinet Mic (Traynor Rig)
Overton - Direct Box (Overton Flyweight Rig)
Photos = Pay no attention to lurking Santa in practice barn....
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Gaolee
Official leathers tester and crash dummy
The entertainment center. GB shuttle 3.0 with 2- 4x10's and all tube 20 watts with 2 - 1x12's.
oh, and a bass.
I dunno what this sounds like, but it is as close to visual perfection as I can imagine.
