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Rigs of Doom; Part 4

Here's a pic I took not long ago:

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- georgestrings
 
I need more cow bell. I got an other Ampeg 610, and pair of Mesa PH 210's in road cases under the PH 215 and behind the two Markbass cabs. One day I will re-stack it, spared it out, and hook it all up again against the wall when I find a Mesa Boogie 400+ and get rid of the wife's siht and that big ass couch. I am a man that has been pushed in to a corner by a dream killer, but I am still holding on.
 

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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.

Wow! Missed this...

The basses are wired so that the pickups split to seperate amps. One 700RB II and cab for each pickup. I run the effects through the bridge pickup and the neck pickup is clean.

The above ^^^ post/pics is how the rig is now. I sold one of the Acoustic 106 cabs and use the other for my Moog Taurus pedals with the GK 800RB.