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- Thread starter Osama_Spears
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You youngin's
...those two would still weigh less than a pair of 8x10s. Besides, unless you have a lot of stairs to do, those cabinets are relatively easy to move...
...those two would still weigh less than a pair of 8x10s. Besides, unless you have a lot of stairs to do, those cabinets are relatively easy to move...
my new rig:
Furman PL-plus
PLX 1602 power amp
SansAmp RBI preamp
dbx 160a compressor
(2)Aguilar GS112s
some stuff is still in the mail but it should be killer!
Furman PL-plus
PLX 1602 power amp
SansAmp RBI preamp
dbx 160a compressor
(2)Aguilar GS112s
some stuff is still in the mail but it should be killer!
I am wanting to get a 8x10 cab ampeg. right now i just have a 4x10 ampeg cab(just the regular classic one), with the b2r head. soon all that will go. And I will be getting 8x10 cab, with a ampeg head. What style head should i get?
My b2r is 350 at 4 ohms.. and the svt-3 is at 450.. thats only a 100 watts more, do you think i shuold go for somtehing more??
right now my b2r peaks out on the 8 ohm 4x10 cabinet and i dont get it. When i tried out the 350h head (same as b2r, just looks classic) on the 8x10 stack, it worked fine, no peaking, with volume on half way. can someone explain?
My b2r is 350 at 4 ohms.. and the svt-3 is at 450.. thats only a 100 watts more, do you think i shuold go for somtehing more??
right now my b2r peaks out on the 8 ohm 4x10 cabinet and i dont get it. When i tried out the 350h head (same as b2r, just looks classic) on the 8x10 stack, it worked fine, no peaking, with volume on half way. can someone explain?
It could be the ohms, because the 8x10 is a 4 ohm and the 4x10 is a 4 ohm.
@ Billy B-
Yeah, i've got alot of stairs. Where my band practices has a fair amount of stairs... here's a pic...
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We had a gig the first day it snowed up here, and imagine getting that thing up and down icy, snowy steps... It's all good though.
Peace,
Scott D
@ Billy B-
Yeah, i've got alot of stairs. Where my band practices has a fair amount of stairs... here's a pic...
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We had a gig the first day it snowed up here, and imagine getting that thing up and down icy, snowy steps... It's all good though.
Peace,
Scott D
I finally got something to show off. FYI, the Presonus compressor is fantastic. Not shown 2 Eden D210xlt cabs.
Finally got a chance to take a picture of my partial rig.
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In the Pic:
-DBX 160A Compressor
-Boss VF-1 Effects Processor
-Aguilar DB728 Tube Power Amp
-Aguilar GS212 Cabinet
-Hartke Kickback 12 (blown speaker, D'oh!)
-Fender Frontman Reverb (*gasp* A guitar amp?!?! How'd that get there?!) with the sub from a Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 computer speaker set plugged into it
-pair of Sennheiser headphones
-Boss MT-2 pedal
-Various books that have found their way into my room (
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Right now I'm using the 160A as a preamp and the VF-1 as an EQ until I finish saving for an Aggie DB680. I have to admit, it works quite well.
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In the Pic:
-DBX 160A Compressor
-Boss VF-1 Effects Processor
-Aguilar DB728 Tube Power Amp
-Aguilar GS212 Cabinet
-Hartke Kickback 12 (blown speaker, D'oh!)
-Fender Frontman Reverb (*gasp* A guitar amp?!?! How'd that get there?!
) with the sub from a Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 computer speaker set plugged into it-pair of Sennheiser headphones
-Boss MT-2 pedal
-Various books that have found their way into my room (
)Right now I'm using the 160A as a preamp and the VF-1 as an EQ until I finish saving for an Aggie DB680. I have to admit, it works quite well.
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Nothing special, but I love the tone I get, and it's powerful enough for what I do.
Nothing special, but I love the tone I get, and it's powerful enough for what I do.
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Check out this rockin' rig. I am back in school to finish my grad degree. I don't have any gigs and certainly won't have any until after I graduate (hopefully). Until then this is what I've got to work with. Besides, the 12 inch combo I was using before I got the tiny 8, freaked out my children who are 2 and 4 yrs old. Someday I'd like to get a 12 or 15 inch SWR combo from the workingmans series. Notice there are no knobs on the cabinet, my kids like to play jump rope and tug of war with my cables.
Check out this rockin' rig. I am back in school to finish my grad degree. I don't have any gigs and certainly won't have any until after I graduate (hopefully). Until then this is what I've got to work with. Besides, the 12 inch combo I was using before I got the tiny 8, freaked out my children who are 2 and 4 yrs old. Someday I'd like to get a 12 or 15 inch SWR combo from the workingmans series. Notice there are no knobs on the cabinet, my kids like to play jump rope and tug of war with my cables.
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Wohoo! Another thread to show a pic of my setup
hehe, my thoughts too.....
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Jeff
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Ampeg B4r on top of Bag End S15D and S15-Cus
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Sometimes I run both cabs at 500 watts each. Other times I use a carvin 210 wedge giving the bags 175 watts each and the carvin 350watts.
Hey J-SONICBOOM now I know who bought the other S15-cus. I assume you got it at bass northwest?
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Sometimes I run both cabs at 500 watts each. Other times I use a carvin 210 wedge giving the bags 175 watts each and the carvin 350watts.
Hey J-SONICBOOM now I know who bought the other S15-cus. I assume you got it at bass northwest?
Meh big rig. Excuse all the prints on the bass. I didn't wipe it down from the gig before I took the pic.
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