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Show your Rigs of Doom!

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Interesting...sub and satellites for bass...

Instead of traditional, its a purely digital approach.
Think of it as a 1.5KW powered monitor that can be broken down into parts to be easily transported:
- Cable bag (w/sats inside).
- Processor (BNX3) case.
- 2 X 4U racks.
- 1 X 15" cab.
The output is very clean and it can be very flat (I like to beef up the 30 - 80Hz range w/EQ).

Everything else (cabinets, amps, FX, etc.) is progammed in my PC and uploaded into my digital processor, for digital emulation.

For recording I rely purely on my hands and instruments for tone, using direct signal only. In mixing I can flavour the tones as required (for any track section) using my processor.

For live I can follow studio presets, or just build some crazy, hugh-jass stacks inside my processor. Like an SVT w/8X10 on my left and a GK w/Hartke 4X10 and folded 18" on my right, or meld them and add more, or what have you.

I takes a LOT of power to emulate bigass tube amps, carry heavy bottom, etc. Hence the 1.5KW 4U of power amps.

I know this is not the 'chosen' path, but then again, I don't play jazz, or Latin House for DINKs, or canned bass, or blues.
Note: I have never, ever picked a cotton ball. In fact I have never even seen one.

I play rock.

Note: I play classical too, but that's ONLY between me and my electric basses.
 
This thing gets pretty loud...

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With all respect, but a lot of rigs posted here don't qualify as doom imho, but rather as regular. But this cab... THAT is a rig of doom! :help:
 
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