GK MP410-II & MBP410-II = 1000 watts, 810's, less than 100 lbs total weight.
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VT Bass Deluxe into ShuttleMax 9.2, through 31 band EQ and rackmount compressor, into a 15/6 fEARful.
Insulated mug, bass and holders sold separately.
Insulated mug, bass and holders sold separately.
Used that same rig for years! I still have my original XST cab and 550.
Here's my most recent rig -
Here is my "old" rig -
Yes, I do have other basses! VBG!
Dan K.
Here is my "old" rig -
Yes, I do have other basses! VBG!
Dan K.
Man, there is hours of fap fuel in this thread. So many nice looking rigs, bet they sound great too. My yellow cones probably won't get much love.. but I love them, and don't see many in this thread.
this picture has been posted elsewhere but, that's my MoMark 500 Black, and I wasn't disappointed with those cabs at the out door party I played the other night.
And a photo of my board, which has since been rearranged as I added an old Korg Pitchblack tuner I had laying around to it. The SR500PB up front is my main, the bass behind it is an sr480 belonging to my drummer (he's letting me use it for back up) (I'm gassing for a btb terra firma). This is my first rig, and I hope to experience other cabinets in the future, but for now I'm happy.
Here's a photo of my unfinished pedal board, which has since been rearranged as I added a Korg pitchblack to it that I had laying around.
I plan to squeeze quite a bit more on that thing. I've been hearing a lot of bad things about the plugs on monster cables lately, but I've had those things for like 10 years now with no issues whatsoever, so I didn't feel a need to replace them.
this picture has been posted elsewhere but, that's my MoMark 500 Black, and I wasn't disappointed with those cabs at the out door party I played the other night.
And a photo of my board, which has since been rearranged as I added an old Korg Pitchblack tuner I had laying around to it. The SR500PB up front is my main, the bass behind it is an sr480 belonging to my drummer (he's letting me use it for back up) (I'm gassing for a btb terra firma). This is my first rig, and I hope to experience other cabinets in the future, but for now I'm happy.
Here's a photo of my unfinished pedal board, which has since been rearranged as I added a Korg pitchblack to it that I had laying around.
I plan to squeeze quite a bit more on that thing. I've been hearing a lot of bad things about the plugs on monster cables lately, but I've had those things for like 10 years now with no issues whatsoever, so I didn't feel a need to replace them.
I like it. Nice neck, not chunky but not a pencil like a Vox. Probably closer to a Jazz, even though I haven't played one of those in years. Fit and finish are perfect, fret work is as good as anything I have. Balances well, a little on the heavy side but not out of line. Pickups and electronics are different than anything else I have. Can give nice smooth lows and all the way up to jangly highs. I put on LaBella tapes, but if someone was looking for more top end Chromes, half or rounds would definitely get you there.
Sounds very solid thru the Orange. Overall I'm happy with it.
Sounds very solid thru the Orange. Overall I'm happy with it.
Wow - there are some fantastic rigs in this thread!
Here's my humble offering (sorry for the bad pic - too much backlighting from a window and not enough light in the front):
Trace Elliot AH500X head
Trace Elliot 1048 cab. 1528 cab, and 4052h Bright Box
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Here's my humble offering (sorry for the bad pic - too much backlighting from a window and not enough light in the front):
Trace Elliot AH500X head
Trace Elliot 1048 cab. 1528 cab, and 4052h Bright Box
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This is now my bedroom rig, mostly because i'm too lazy to sell it. (This is an old picture, i wouldn't eq like this any more.) I think this picture was from when i was playing in a pit band back stage for a musical, thus explaining all the crap on top.
Here is the current rig, rack mounted GK MB Fusion through a GK 4 ohm 4x10, run slightly compressed. Sounds so much better than the last rig, and is a lot more portable. The 4x10 is the only one i've ever seen with the handle on top. This rig handles 2 electric guitar players, 1 acoustic guitar player, a loud drummer, and a fiddle player without any effort.
Here is the current rig, rack mounted GK MB Fusion through a GK 4 ohm 4x10, run slightly compressed. Sounds so much better than the last rig, and is a lot more portable. The 4x10 is the only one i've ever seen with the handle on top. This rig handles 2 electric guitar players, 1 acoustic guitar player, a loud drummer, and a fiddle player without any effort.
