Rigs of Doom; Part 4

[pie_man_25]

For playing with the smooth Jazz ensemble? What do you use when you play something hard? Lol

I think his REAL gig rig is so big that he decided it's more convenient just to build it into the back of his cargo van.

 

[back5burner]

Here's my entry a Mesa Boogie M9 Carbine with a PH1200

 

[Lovep]

My Rig of Doom!
Ampeg SVT 4 Pro - Hi signal sent to PN410+PN210; Low signal sent to PN115x2

 

[xelaalex]

Slightly eclectic mix of cabs but hey it rocks balls =) hope its doomy enough .

 

[Substandard]

My Rig of Doom:

Meatsmoke
SVT810
SVT215

 

[alembicguy]

 

[BrentSimons]

My Rig of Doom!
Ampeg SVT 4 Pro - Hi signal sent to PN410+PN210; Low signal sent to PN115x2

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Wow! That's just awesome!
Brent

 

[phillybass101]

The one in the back. Veyron Mosfet with Tecamp L610. For what I do and the folks I play for, yes that Rig will get me fired.

 

[TheSlenderman]

Holy hell, that Meatsmoke rig is brutal.

 

[Porkchop2]

My Mini Coffee Shop Rig.

 

[father of fires]

So...if you had to pick your two favorite amp companies who would you choose?

 

[Porkchop2]

So...if you had to pick your two favorite amp companies who would you choose?

Hartke and Mesa

 

[shadven]

Ampeg and Fender

 

[Korladis]

Mesa and Sunn.

 

[rust_preacher]

Aguilar and Dynacord.

 

[The Chuck]

Here is mine-

PF-800 into two Hartke 4.5XL cabs. It moves a lot of air!

 

[Porkchop2]

Mesa and Sunn.

SUNN yes, My first real rig back in mid 90's (my late teens) was a Sunn 2000S and matching 18" folded horn cab with a Cerwin Vega in it. I sure wish I still had that head. Didnt know what I had at the time tho

 

[Porkchop2]

Here is mine-

PF-800 into two Hartke 4.5XL cabs. It moves a lot of air!

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Damn! I always liked the 4.5 XL cabs. I call those King Cobra Cabs 'cause they have a deadly attack and those 5-inchers go "SSSSSSSS"

 

[The Chuck]

Damn! I always liked the 4.5 XL cabs. I call those King Cobra Cabs 'cause they have a deadly attack and those 5-inchers go "SSSSSSSS"

That's a good one! An underrated cab for sure IMO. I disconnected the 5 inch driver in one of the cabs, the one I use when I only use one cab (wish they had an attenuater). I find that it still gets plenty of high end, sound better with effects and I get a lot less string noise. When I use two cabs, the one with the fictional 5 goes on the bottom- it fills it in nicely.

 

[Porkchop2]

That's a good one! An underrated cab for sure IMO. I disconnected the 5 inch driver in one of the cabs, the one I use when I only use one cab (wish they had an attenuater). I find that it still gets plenty of high end, sound better with effects and I get a lot less string noise. When I use two cabs, the one with the fictional 5 goes on the bottom- it fills it in nicely.

Yep, those aluminum cones go plenty high. I ran 2x 410 Transporters for a while, then a 410 & 115 XL after that. I think the 4.5's had the best lows of the bunch IMO. I added one of those 5" drivers to my 115 XL towards the end (Came out of one of those arrays that had 4 of them in it). It made for a great HiFi-esque stand alone cab for the smaller gigs.

There was also a 4.5 XL for sale at the shop when I got the 810 hydrive, I was tempted...

and a pair of 410 Transporters is actually pretty good sounding as well, 55lbs each only and 300W rms each. they will smack down an 810 XL (sealed cab) in the low end. the 810 & 210 XLs that are sealed cabs I never liked, those aluminum Drivers need to breathe...