Show me your gig rigs

[btmpancake]

Not mine but it's a great powerful 15w rig, isn't it?

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Lovely amp indeed.

 

[btmpancake]

Flakedbeans we're almost in the same boat! I own a fender rumble 40 but we can still jam starting from the btm!

 

[KohanMike]

I just ordered a Carvin MB15, but even that lighter weight amp is too much for the nerve damage in my neck and shoulders, so I came up with a way to get on and off stage very quickly. Until now I've been using an old lady shopping cart to transport my stuff to the stage, then take the time to setup an amp stand, music stand, bass hanger, wireless etc. I realized instead of putting that all on the stand, I'm putting it on the cart so all I have to do is roll it on stage, plugin the a/c, stand behind it, play and when done, just unplug the a/c and roll it off.

 

[MD]

^^^
Far out. It doesn't bother you to be behind your speaker?

 

[KohanMike]

This setup is using my Phil Jones Double Four wired to my Crate Limo. The D4 has a rear baffle so I hear it pretty well. The Carvin MB15 does not have an opening in the rear so until I get it, I won't know if it will work in front of me.

 

[Dluxe]

 

[rodl2005]

Rock Band rig

Ric 4003 Ruby Red
Ampeg V4B RI
AMPEG SVT810E

Everything bands rigs

Fender Super Bassman
Bergantino NV412
With these basses

G&L ASAT

Alleva-Coppolo EUT5

Or
62AVRI-P

 

[bassandu]

I just ordered a Carvin MB15, but even that lighter weight amp is too much for the nerve damage in my neck and shoulders, so I came up with a way to get on and off stage very quickly. Until now I've been using an old lady shopping cart to transport my stuff to the stage, then take the time to setup an amp stand, music stand, bass hanger, wireless etc. I realized instead of putting that all on the stand, I'm putting it on the cart so all I have to do is roll it on stage, plugin the a/c, stand behind it, play and when done, just unplug the a/c and roll it off.

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I like such ideas...preformed Connections..easy to carry..no risk of weared cable..thumbs up

 

[bassandu]

With my Markbass pedal board and Yamaha RBXJM2 bass: Trace Elliot AH500X dual mono head, Trace 1528 2 x 15 cab:

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I also own the same TE (!), almost 30 Years old and very loud and it still works...

 

[FC Bass]

Old picture...

The effects section has been updated a bit (other midi switcher, Line 6 Relay G90 wireless, Ibanez HD1500 and will add a Lexicon MX400 asap) and all 10 inch speakers have been replaced by EVM10m's (was 2 x EVM and 2 x Eden 1060)

Updated pedalboard:

 

[taylor16]

Mesa/Boogie Prodigy w/ Aguilar DB 210/115. My go-to bass is now my La Bella Olinto.

 

[FC Bass]

and this is the one I use in my other band:

Currently looking to buy another one to use "stereo" with the Alembic Series I (one amp for each pickup)

 

[bassandu]

Impressive...

Old picture...

The effects section has been updated a bit (other midi switcher, Line 6 Relay G90 wireless, Ibanez HD1500 and will add a Lexicon MX400 asap) and all 10 inch speakers have been replaced by EVM10m's (was 2 x EVM and 2 x Eden 1060)

Updated pedalboard:

 

[Atshen]

I just ordered a Carvin MB15, but even that lighter weight amp is too much for the nerve damage in my neck and shoulders, so I came up with a way to get on and off stage very quickly. Until now I've been using an old lady shopping cart to transport my stuff to the stage, then take the time to setup an amp stand, music stand, bass hanger, wireless etc. I realized instead of putting that all on the stand, I'm putting it on the cart so all I have to do is roll it on stage, plugin the a/c, stand behind it, play and when done, just unplug the a/c and roll it off.

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Look out! We have the exact same cart for transporting beach stuff and it crapped on us the very first time we used it. Be particularly careful when taking in and out of the car. It's that grille thingy on the back that's very flimsy.

 

[KohanMike]

Look out! We have the exact same cart for transporting beach stuff and it crapped on us the very first time we used it. Be particularly careful when taking in and out of the car. It's that grille thingy on the back that's very flimsy.

I've been using this cart for the last two years and it's holding up very well. It's the best of all the ones I looked it, with rotating front wheels and slightly larger than the rest. I also inserted a stiff plastic liner to protect it from the inside.

 

[CosmicRay]

On this gig....

Modulus Q-4
Eden WT-800
Alembic SF-2 superfilter
Furman power conditioner
Korg tuner
HPF-Pre series 3
Greenboy 15/6/1
Greenboy 15 sub

 

[Mr_O'B]

Bass rig of a hobbyist bassist

Gallien Krueger 700RB-ll amplifier
Avatar 212 bass cabinet with Faital Neo Speakers (cab wrapped in black carbon)

 

[ryco]

The GK 1001/210 combo with or without the MBE410 ext get most of the work, but I still take the Sunns out once in a while. Usually the 200s/Concert 210 JBL cab. The little Crate BX-40 112 sees a lot of use in small rooms and for jazzy trio gigs - very versatile little SS amp. I mix and match a lot, too. The 200s and Concert head sound really good through the GK MBE cab which is nice and light; punchy and LOUD. My fave is running the Sunns into the big 8028 cab - using the 200s to run the 12 and the Concert to run the 18. But it's a lot of heavy stuff to push around.

The Peavy is a KB15 keyboard 3 channel amp I use for the drum machine and my iPod.
The Kalamazoo Model 2 is a little guit-fiddle amp (good for mouth harp, too). Little Park (Marshall) is a little practice amp I never use except maybe low level jams at an acoustic jazz guitar buddy's house.
The Plush 215 cab (sideways) witl 412 15" Altecs is the cab used in bands through the 70-80s mostly with a Peavy Mark III and was really the money maker for the lounge lizard and hard rock originals band days. Old dependable. Never gets played anymore - one speaker shot.

 

[PCR]

This is my favorite gig rig:

Amp: Genz Benz Shuttle 9.0
Cabs: 2x Bergantino HD112

But I've probably been gigging more with my Markbass rig because it's lighter and easier to move around:

Combo: Markbass CMD112
Cab: Markbass NY112
(No pics yet)

 

[Nephilymbass]

Old picture of my stingray 5 and rig. Pedal board has changed a lot but everything else pretty much the same. things you can't see.... There a BBE SS in the back of the rack and the cab is loaded with eminince Bp102 200w 8 ohm tens.

Here's my fretless