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alexclaber said:
Nice Rig, but I think it would look more in proportion if you turned the cabs horizontal and stacked them.
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Nice Rig, but I think it would look more in proportion if you turned the cabs horizontal and stacked them.
alexclaber
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LoveThatBass
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All SWR Engineering
1994 Henry 8x8 Completely Restored, as new.
(the Name Plate even has the clear vinyl sheet still on.)
Travel carefully and replace bottom Chevron Corners every 2 years.
1997 Goliath Jr. III, as new.
1997 SM 400-S (with the brass inputs), perfect condition.
NOS Sylvania preamp tube.
1994 Henry 8x8 Completely Restored, as new.
(the Name Plate even has the clear vinyl sheet still on.)
Travel carefully and replace bottom Chevron Corners every 2 years.
1997 Goliath Jr. III, as new.
1997 SM 400-S (with the brass inputs), perfect condition.
NOS Sylvania preamp tube.
Finger Blister said:All SWR Engineering
1994 Henry 8x8 Completely Restored, as new.
(the Name Plate even has the clear vinyl sheet still on.)
Travel carefully and replace bottom Chevron Corners every 2 years.
1997 Goliath Jr. III, as new.
1997 SM 400-S (with the brass inputs), perfect condition.
NOS Sylvania preamp tube.
That is an amazing setup
Finger Blister said:
Sweet Rig!
Are you just trying to keep the clean look, or for resale value, or what?
I like clean looking stuff, and when I finish my rig its gonna be as clean as possible, rock on man!
freshmeat1989 said:
No resale.
Will never sell.
One shouldn't have to try too hard to "keep the clean look."
Insofar as moving gear and not tearing it up like a ******** Pig,
it's easy...
Get a little help.
I help the guitarist with his Vinyl Covered 4x12
and 100 pound tube amp.
(hey, his amp weighs the same as my big cab...)
and I get help moving the Henry...
off the ground; held top to bottom
(no side handle grabs - no wheeling about)
Slide into vehicle with a couple of Quilted Moving Blankets - Old School Style.
One on the bottom to slide around, another to toss over the top.
For small gigs:
I can carry the 2x10 vertical by one handle with one hand,
Amp in the other hand,
Gig Bag slung over my shoulder.
Easier to carry then a SWR Redhead and 150 watts more juice.
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The SM-500 has been gone about a year or more, but the two Triads are still with me and have been joined by a Goliath Jr.
Peace,
James
Peace,
James
I just got this setup like 3 weeks, now im in lots of debt, but its worth it. This is a way bigger improvement over the Ampeg BA115 combo.
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I used to totally rock the pre-Fender SWR gear... here are my past SWR items:
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...does anyone own a post Fender/SWR model? Any noticable differences?
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...does anyone own a post Fender/SWR model? Any noticable differences?
j-raj said:
I have (2) Goliath Jr. III's, one pre Fender, and one post. Tonally, they are the same, but the post Fender cab is about 5 lbs. heavier then the pre Fender model. I haven't figured out the reason for the weight difference.
