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- Thread starter Osama_Spears
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I use this head
410T
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115T
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Together and seperate depending on the gig!
Treena
410T
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115T
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Together and seperate depending on the gig!
Treena
Originally posted by icks
I finaly post here ...
I don't have any cabs for the moment ...nevermind
Wow! That's a hell of a rack!
No, seriously... nice rack!
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I suppose I will get into this...
Ashdown ABM EVO 300, mini 112h, mini 115.
Cheers,
Chris
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Ashdown ABM EVO 300, mini 112h, mini 115.
Cheers,
Chris
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Ok... the last 4 posters have AWESOME RIGS! I especially love firkinahsoul's Eden setup. Eden stuff is pretty awesome, I love that 330 watt head (the Traveler?)
Eden stuff is pretty awesome, I love that 330 watt head (the Traveler?)
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Originally posted by SlavaF
Ok... the last 4 posters have AWESOME RIGS! I especially love firkinahsoul's Eden setup.
It's the big mutha, WT-800 with D410XLT cabs.
OK, here's the picture that I promised two weeks ago... It's a great sounding rig...the 450 head has tone shaping galore...a three band tone section, a 5 band graphic EQ, a bright switch, a lead/bass voicing switch and a distortion circuit. Lots of tones to be had from this mid '70s gem.
The 450 head is rated something like 170 watts into 2 ohms so it puts about a 100 watts or so into the 4 ohm 301 cabinet. It's insanely loud too.
The 450 head is rated something like 170 watts into 2 ohms so it puts about a 100 watts or so into the 4 ohm 301 cabinet. It's insanely loud too.
Yes, good math skills.
I bought it in Manny's in NYC in 1969 for $195.00, not including the case. BTW, that's not the original body. I'm refinishing it the original color and this is just a temp.
Thanks
I bought it in Manny's in NYC in 1969 for $195.00, not including the case. BTW, that's not the original body. I'm refinishing it the original color and this is just a temp.
Thanks
I bought my first P Bass brand new in '74 for $330 including the case. I was 15 at the time...see a connection?
Billy B, are you a mamber of the GrumpyOldFart Club too???? I'm a founding member.
My first bass was a Kimberly cherryburst bought at Lafayette electronics store with a Univox 1x15" amp. What was yours? Now c'mon, give us a pic of that 29 year old beauty.
My first bass was a Kimberly cherryburst bought at Lafayette electronics store with a Univox 1x15" amp. What was yours? Now c'mon, give us a pic of that 29 year old beauty.
Is 44 old? Hey you youngin's stop nodding your heads...you'll be this old some day...
Keeping with the subject of this thread, here's a picture of my first bass and first real amp. Note that the pair of 1x15s on the bottom belonged to my bass teacher at the time but the 2x15 and the Carvin head were mine and both purchased from him. $100 each and I could have bought a 160 watt tube Traynor instead...oops.
Funny that you should mention Lafayette as I remember wanting to buy one of those basses but my parents wouldn't let me. I later craved a Ric 4001 (or even an Electra copy of one) but a friend of my Dad's suggested that I get a Fender...so I found the one local fretted P Bass and my parents and I split the cost.
Unfortunately it was not one of Fender's best efforts but I was naive and really wanted a bass...it and I finally parted ways in the late '80s.
Keeping with the subject of this thread, here's a picture of my first bass and first real amp. Note that the pair of 1x15s on the bottom belonged to my bass teacher at the time but the 2x15 and the Carvin head were mine and both purchased from him. $100 each and I could have bought a 160 watt tube Traynor instead...oops.
Funny that you should mention Lafayette as I remember wanting to buy one of those basses but my parents wouldn't let me. I later craved a Ric 4001 (or even an Electra copy of one) but a friend of my Dad's suggested that I get a Fender...so I found the one local fretted P Bass and my parents and I split the cost.
Unfortunately it was not one of Fender's best efforts but I was naive and really wanted a bass...it and I finally parted ways in the late '80s.
Billy B, holy macaroni!That is the orig. color of my '69. Also the color I'm restoring it back to. Was inspired by Tim Bogert from the back cover of the Beck, Bogert, & Appice album of many moons ago. Cool bass.
The BBA and BBA live albums are two of my all-time favorites...Tim's a monster.
Here's a picture of another Bogert afficiando...not me btw. Love that Acoustic stack with a 361 for lows and a 134 (4x10 guitar combo) for highs. This photo was taken in 1978.
Here's a picture of another Bogert afficiando...not me btw. Love that Acoustic stack with a 361 for lows and a 134 (4x10 guitar combo) for highs. This photo was taken in 1978.
My first real amp was an Acoustic 370 top with a 406 (2x15) cabinet loaded with Altecs. LOUD!!!
Have a pic somewhere, I'll dig it up.
Have a pic somewhere, I'll dig it up.
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