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Show your Rigs of Doom!

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haha not having a steady source of income, the only amplification I have is my Fender Rumble 60 watt, unless you count my Marantz Model 2325 hooked up to two Polka Audio SDA's... it sounds pretty good, except the Marantz is in like a bookshelf, and the speakers would be pretty hard to get out, I might take some pictures later
 
Matt Till said:
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At least I actually play in a Doom band!! :spit: :D

But still, that bass is the undoomiest bass. It's pretty like a tiger (it has a tiger swirly body design, I aparently got it when I was high) Sounds great though. And the amp is waaaaaaaaaaaayyy louder than my guitarists combined.

THE COOLEST THING: (sorta) The Traynor weighs about 60 lbs, when I crank it to 9-10, the head moves across the cab! This thing can move air. I just gotta keep my eye on it... or not play at 10.
And thats why your band rocks!!!!
 
Not as DOOMY as some.
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AndrewClaycomb said:
yes, but they aren't built as big or heavy as bass cabs. You would probably not have much low end.

there is an amazing amount of low end that comes from them, in fact, sitting next to a Hartke 3500 and a Hartke 4x10" and a Fender 2x15, my rig throws out more low end.. with less wattage..

i'm happy with the tone and low end that is coming from my rig.. yes, it can get bright.. but, with a little tweaked down and get a good warm tone from it..

i eventually want to get other 12s and install them in the cabs..

i'm looking at neodym based speakers..
 
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