There are some very nice rigs here, but lets be honest, not many of them qualify as rigs of DOOM. 
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Show your Rigs of Doom!
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Jack said:There are some very nice rigs here, but lets be honest, not many of them qualify as rigs of DOOM.
Good point... but I guess it's all relative... anytime you reach the 1000watt plus club, I feel you are at least an honorary member
KJung said:Good point... but I guess it's all relative... anytime you reach the 1000watt plus club, I feel you are at least an honorary member
Maybe, but I think people should get in on at LEAST an 810 or equivalent, cab wise before they get in on this stuff.
Here's my rig, and it's barely in Doom territory. Barely by the skin of it's teeth.
1060 watts, 4x12+410.
Brad Barker said:do you have a single piece of equipment left over from three years ago?
The power amp. And my Ibanez GSR200.
You saw Incarnation 4. A lot's happened since then...
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Just got my Tri210.
Couldn't resist a new group photo!! I haven't had a chance to run all three at once yet. But I'm sure I will That'll be fun, if not complete overkill........
Jake
Couldn't resist a new group photo!! I haven't had a chance to run all three at once yet. But I'm sure I will
That'll be fun, if not complete overkill........Jake
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This is Dr. Thunda (an important component) and the Thunda Station. I love this rig and the shimmering tone of it, but am thinking of switching out the 2x10 for a 2x12 to get a little more rumble.
This is Dr. Thunda (an important component) and the Thunda Station. I love this rig and the shimmering tone of it, but am thinking of switching out the 2x10 for a 2x12 to get a little more rumble.
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Just stumbled across this thread, but my rig is so bad ass, that I need a roadie to help me move it!!!!!!!!!
And this is just the amplification portion of it!!!!!!!!
Thats my 8 year old daughter BTW, so be nice!!!
And this is just the amplification portion of it!!!!!!!!
Thats my 8 year old daughter BTW, so be nice!!!
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Some nice stuff here, but is DOOM to be found in one tiny little amp? Nice, cute, sweet, all well and good in a "show your nice little rig" thread.
A rig of DOOM should be too big to post a full size pic of! Here then are some thumbnails. Bad quality pics. And ugly equipment, yes, but DOOM is not pretty!
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A rig of DOOM should be too big to post a full size pic of! Here then are some thumbnails. Bad quality pics. And ugly equipment, yes, but DOOM is not pretty!
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@Fealach,
You RULE! Killer rigs!!!
I'm listening to some good ol' Seven Church as I view...
cheers,
~S~
You RULE! Killer rigs!!!
I'm listening to some good ol' Seven Church as I view...
cheers,
~S~
But is it 15 feet wide? I wouldn't want to try stacking an 810, 2 cabs the size of 610s, 2 210s, and a 115 on top of each other.Todd Stanley said:
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