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Show your Rigs of Doom!

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heath_the_great said:
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:D

ill get a photo at tomoro nights gig...that jim beam unit really brings out the low mids :smug:
love that jim beam... and the ampeg pre, too:smug:
 
As posted in the 'Show Your Amp' thread:

OK, this is my rig for practice and smaller gig set ups:

Tech21 Landmark 600 Head
with either:
Mesa Boogie Diesel 1x15
or
Mesa Boogie Powerhouse 2x10
or
BOTH!

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And this is my rig for big gigs:

AMPEG SVT III PRO 450W (or TECH 21 LANDMARK 600 - Pictured above)
MESA/BOOGIE 2 x 15 800W ‘EV’ loaded ‘Diesel’ Speaker Cabinet (or MESA/BOOGIE 1516BE 'EV' loaded 'Diesel' Speaker Cabinet - NOT pictured)
FURMAN PL-PLUS E Power Conditioner
BBE 461 Sonic Maximiser
LINE 6 'Bass Pod Pro'
KORG TONEWORKS DTR-1 Rack Tuner
SAMSON Concert IV True Diversity Wireless System

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Rock on!!! :bassist: :cool:
 
this isn't complete yet..I've found an NV215 that should be here in a couple of weeks. But for sheer power.. the Db750 into the Schroeder 1212/1210 stack is a MONSTER!! The Trace V6 into that stack is also huge..

For a mini monster.. the wt550 or iAmp800 into the the mini12 sounds a lot bigger than it really is.

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Now.. if I could just find a way to get a NV610 to go with the NV215......
 
fretless Bob said:
nice setup man, i bet you must get sick of lugging that Aggie around though huh?


Dave
The cab and the head both weigh ~50 lbs. it's not that bad because I don't gig that much and when I am not in a place with stairs I can use a rack roller.
But it is a nice workout, when you do have to move it around. :p
But in all honesty, I couldn't think of any head I'd rather be using.
 
TheBrad said:
The cab and the head both weigh ~50 lbs. it's not that bad because I don't gig that much and when I am not in a place with stairs I can use a rack roller.
But it is a nice workout, when you do have to move it around. :p
But in all honesty, I couldn't think of any head I'd rather be using.



you really do get a great sound with an aggie through an epi.
they are a great combo,

but i find mine to be quite noisy:crying:


Dave
 
TheBrad said:
I've heard of that problem with the UL series. :\
I guess I lucked out with my cab.

actually i meant my Agguilar DB750 is noisy, :D

it hisses and makes little crackle noises after a long gig.

but my Ul 410 is brand new and as quiet as a mouse, i am very happy with my Epifani rig.


Dave


Dave
 
fod said:
what do you mean? Do you mean that you put bass speakers in giutar cabs or used guitar speakers?

they are the stock speakers.. i.e. guitar speakers..

they are Eminence Modeling 12s.. the same as "The Wizard -16"..

the cab has been deadened.. a coating of spray butyl rubber, and packed with 8 Lbs of polyfil.. and rewired with 12Ga speaker wire..
 
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