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Show your amps! Part 2

Randall RB2000 500 watt bi-amped stack for gigs
Randall 2x12 and 2x15 cabinets
Nady 201 wireless
ART TubePac for a little warmth
Boss RCL-10 Compressor Limiter
Boss GE-21 Graphic EQ

Roland BN-100 for practice and recording.
Boss GE-7 EQ

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My new setups:
With the GB400
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With the BX500
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Brand new Emperor 212/410 both the 212 and the 410 can be run as independent 8ohm cabs or the whole thing run as a 4ohm cab.

Looking to upgrade that little 700RB to either a Traynor DynaBass 400H or a Mesa M6 Carbine. In terms of cost:sound I'm heavily leaning to the Traynor.
 
I had the rare situation this past weekend where I didn't have a review rig that was in immediate need of review, so I pondered my options and decided to go for an all-Glockenklang rig! :D

Truth be told, I had not tried this combination on a gig before, and after spending some time comparing various 4x10's the other day, I was itchin' to get the Take 5 out to a show. The Heart-Core has proven itself to push a lot more air than it's 400w (into 4-ohm) rating would imply, so I knew that I'd have plenty of juice, and boy, did I! This rig was super loud, super full, and super clear. :bassist: :bassist: :bassist: :cool:

As luck would have it, though, the "stage" that they set up for us in this big banquet hall consisted of six or so "risers" with folding legs. They were securely fastened to each other, and the whole stage was pretty stable, but the metal "rings" that slide down to keep the legs locked open were rattling like you wouldn't believe whenever I played my rig! We ended up taping them all down (which helped a good bit), but I ended up moving my rig to the floor (which helped some more, but man, there were a lot of things rattling in that room - including the metal locking rings from the dining tables set up in the hall! Arggghh!!!

But, vibrating tables aside, the Glock rig was super impressive! :cool:

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I had the rare situation this past weekend where I didn't have a review rig that was in immediate need of review, so I pondered my options and decided to go for an all-Glockenklang rig! :D

Truth be told, I had not tried this combination on a gig before, and after spending some time comparing various 4x10's the other day, I was itchin' to get the Take 5 out to a show. The Heart-Core has proven itself to push a lot more air than it's 400w (into 4-ohm) rating would imply, so I knew that I'd have plenty of juice, and boy, did I! This rig was super loud, super full, and super clear. :bassist: :bassist: :bassist: :cool:

As luck would have it, though, the "stage" that they set up for us in this big banquet hall consisted of six or so "risers" with folding legs. They were securely fastened to each other, and the whole stage was pretty stable, but the metal "rings" that slide down to keep the legs locked open were rattling like you wouldn't believe whenever I played my rig! We ended up taping them all down (which helped a good bit), but I ended up moving my rig to the floor (which helped some more, but man, there were a lot of things rattling in that room - including the metal locking rings from the dining tables set up in the hall! Arggghh!!!

But, vibrating tables aside, the Glock rig was super impressive! :cool:

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SWEEET!!!

So were you running both cabs all the time?
[Your Take 5 is an 8ohm cab?]