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Show your Rigs of Doom!

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More pictures of my DOOM rig.
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lo-freq said:
I thought he was being humorous -- if not my apologies. :rolleyes:

It was a protest. If anyone can follow me:

To a guitarist, a "full stack" is an amp and 2 4X12 cabinets. In the bass world, then, a "full stack" would most commonly be a 4X10 and a 1X15, or a single 8X10, etc. This is a big rig, no doubt, but the standard. In any video with a bass player, you are most likely to see an SVT and an 8X10. The standard in the generic world of corporate rock for a pro rig.

Thus, a rig of doom should be more than a "full stack," which perhaps half (or less) of these are. Demon has posted pictures which make your draw drop. That's the sort of thing that belongs here.

IMO, but I'm sure I'm wrong.
 
rayzak said:
Beautiful.... simply beautiful. I'll bet it sounds even better:bassist:

Thanks! I thought I would be impressive with the doom levels until demon shows up with some real doom. Havent had a chance to give the amp a good workout yet but so far I am impressed with the ability to dial in some decent pre distortion at moderate levels. Its a nice tube head.
 
saxnbass said:
Triclops. Ever thought of replacing the Son of Bertha with the Big Ben (1x18)?
I thought about it, but lifting the 8x8 on top of the big ben would kill me, and be WAY too tall, plus the heights of the two don't match up, so I couldn't stack them on their sides, as it would look ridiculous... IMO...
 
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