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Show your Rigs of Doom!

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Here's an updated photo i just took. :hiding: :ninja:
 
heath_the_great said:
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not exactly a rig of doom, close though, only have to turn it up to 4 on both pre and post gain:D
1978 peavey 400 series mark 3
JBL quad
Peavey 410TX
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turns into doom once i step on that Boss HM-2 though:D

get a rough idea of the tone a peavey/jbl rig can pump
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Although this is an understatement, you sound GREAT!
 
Haha I can relate. This thread made me really want a Bass 400...

So here are pics of my old rig and new rig. Both were pretty crazy, but my new rig is amazing.
 

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godsbassman2000 said:
Although this is an understatement, you sound GREAT!
Jimmy P. said:
Yeah, what he said! Heath -- you got a very punchy sound out of that PV doom rig! You sing pretty good too; a lot bettern' me anyway....
thanks guys, i always try my best:D , but i think its the bass where most of that groooovy sound is coming from...my singing sucks:p im only doing backins cos our manager is saying we need backing vocals:rolleyes:
 
wahahahaha... How I wish there would really be speakers that small that could produce massive sound, so I wont have to hurt my back and my car's suspension.... cmon engineers, work your butt... eheheh
 
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