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Show your amps!
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DEVILMAN said:
I think that's the 2x18. You can see the dust cap of the top speaker. Unless the 4x15 has a down and up firing speakers.
Wow Dave... gorgeous combo... looks very pretty!!!
Just to share... it is a little flat, but still worth the picture I think. On top a Peavey T-Max with a Bag End Q10-XD speaker, my bass and the lovely Ernie on my home-made pedalboard with some FX on it....
Just to share... it is a little flat, but still worth the picture I think. On top a Peavey T-Max with a Bag End Q10-XD speaker, my bass and the lovely Ernie on my home-made pedalboard with some FX on it....
the Acoustic 360 ...Brendan said:
it was a single 18" folded horn, front loaded , rear firing beast that weighed as much as i did ...more actually !!
it was in such bad shape when i bought it , i had to repaint the black panels { top and bottom } on the front , and i did some touch-up on the torn vinyl on the back of the cabinet .
edit : Brendan , what looks like a dust cap is actually part of the cabinet bracing { top and bottom panels each had a brace built into it } which really contributed to the overall stability and weight .
can you see the power amp section , at the bottom of the cabinet ??
sorry i don't have a better picture , this one was taken at least ten years ago...
The Acoustic I looked at had 2 folded 15's & 2 front firing 15's. Each 2(folded/front) had their own "chambers". I'm trying to remember exactly which way they were pointing inside. It was definetly a bizarre cab that weighed a TON. Collectable, yes. Practical, no...
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HMZ said:
Nice. Using the same 15 myself. I really dig it. Has this dark sort of bark to it that just sits well with rock.
My new rig....
Yamaha PB-1 pre (in tweed 2 space)
Crown CE1000
Scroeder 1210
and here is a close up (with my Singer Vic)
Yamaha PB-1 pre (in tweed 2 space)
Crown CE1000
Scroeder 1210
and here is a close up (with my Singer Vic)
De Teng said:Wow Dave... gorgeous combo... looks very pretty!!!
Just to share... it is a little flat, but still worth the picture I think. On top a Peavey T-Max with a Bag End Q10-XD speaker, my bass and the lovely Ernie on my home-made pedalboard with some FX on it....
What kind of effect does Ernie produce when you step on him??
He's yelling at Bert on the other side of the room:
"D@mn, they are flattening my head again, what's wrong with it again after kicking it the last time??"
Bert is on the pedalboard of the guitarist.
"D@mn, they are flattening my head again, what's wrong with it again after kicking it the last time??"
Bert is on the pedalboard of the guitarist.
Ok, I can finally show my shiz. I was having trouble with my dig. camera and i didn't have all my stuffs in order.
anyway, Its a n00b rig:
I like Live Wire cause the connectors are gold type and has a life time warranty. Oh ya, and er... The t-bone on the far right, that things great. It's a 1942, original proffesional King 2b Jazz horn, I believe its a 14" bell, and it was made when King was still in the H.N.WhiteCo. Cleveland Ohio.
It works for now
anyway, Its a n00b rig:
- Ibanez SR400
- Peavey TNT 115 Combo
- 21' Live Wire instrument cable
- DR Med. Strings
I like Live Wire cause the connectors are gold type and has a life time warranty. Oh ya, and er... The t-bone on the far right, that things great. It's a 1942, original proffesional King 2b Jazz horn, I believe its a 14" bell, and it was made when King was still in the H.N.WhiteCo. Cleveland Ohio.
It works for now
Son of Rig of Doom:
Now with Ampeg SVP-Pro and Eden D210T
The rack is much, much lighter, and despite claims, I think the SVP is pretty dang quiet.
Now with Ampeg SVP-Pro and Eden D210T
The rack is much, much lighter, and despite claims, I think the SVP is pretty dang quiet.
And the rack, with the Eden hanging out up top. It's now for bedroom practice and recording. I have a lighter rack to take to auditions and for live applications.
Hey, how does your stack sound with like, 3 different brands all in the same rig? I guess having Eden, Mesa, and Carvin would give you more of a veriety of what you could do...
Tym2cu_bass said:
Four; there's an Ampeg in there now.
It sounds remarkably like a bass amplification rig.
In my rig there is a Korg Dtr 1000, warwick profet IV and a warwick 410pro. And hopefully a Aguilar gs112 to be added soon.
Oh yeah, new rig!
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sorry for the rather large size, but I'm too lazy to resize it now...
PS it's a Yorkville XM200T, and the basses are Ibanez SR500 and Ibanez BTB405.
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sorry for the rather large size, but I'm too lazy to resize it now...
PS it's a Yorkville XM200T, and the basses are Ibanez SR500 and Ibanez BTB405.
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