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So, How many watts do you have?

#50
Haha... What a chance for us all to show off :p . But... hey... it can fun for everyone, for the most part :smug:

--> Deluxe Fender Precision Special (very soon to come)
--> Boss DS-1
--> Ampeg B2R w/ Digitech BP50 in the FX loop
--> Preamp out to QSC RMX1450
--> Parallel into BXT410 @ 4ohms
--> Parallel into BXT115 @ 4ohms

Power stats: 450W per side.... minor hissing, but nothing too noticable.

GAS: The Fender I seek to replace the Stingray I sold (a Squier is the substitute for now)... Rack mounted tuner to fill in the 6U rack... then shopping for a preamp(that'll be a pain...)
 
#51
My rig seems to be a thing that keeps changing, but I'll give the setup that I used at my last two gigs:

SoundTech PS802 power amp driving two cabs (1 on each channel). Since they are 8 ohm cabs, the amp is rated at 230 watts per channel. The cabs were a MusicMan HD-210 (2x10) and an Aguilar GS-112 (1x12).

I have also in the past used the HD-210 by itself with the amp in bridged mode which is 800W @ 8 ohms.
 
#52
3400W x 1 into 4 Ohms; 2000W x 1 into 8 Ohms; but i usually only use one of 590W x 2 into 8 Ohms.

peavey cirrus BXP => warwick quadruplet preamp => crest pro 7200 => bergantino HT-112

this is my only rig. it is small enough and loud enough to serve as both my practice rig and my gig rig. i do not need separate amps.

robb.
 
#55
Munjibunga said:
Well, if I had a reason, my rig could consist of:

Eden WT-800 head
Eden D-410XLT
Eden D-210XLT
Eden D-115XL
with WT-800 direct out to:

QSC PLX 3402
(2) JBL MR-918 18-inch subs
(2) JBL MR-835 15-inch + 8-inch + horn
(2) Mackie SWA 1501 subs (600-watts each, powered)

Anyway, in accordance with the rules, I left out my WT-300.

So, let's see. At 4 ohms the PLX puts out 1100 watts a side, so there's 2200, plus 800 for the WT-800, plus 1200 for the Mackie subs, so what's that?

4200 watts. One of my daydreams is to set all of that up in my garage, take some photos, then proceed to blow out a few windows in the neighborhood.
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Whoa, thats a monster setup!!
What do you use as a pre-amp with your QSC?
 
#58
As it stands, I'm running about 1500 watts max:

-Ashdown preamp
-QSC RMX 2450 power amp (750 watts/side into 4 ohms)
-Epi 4 ohm 212T on one side, another 4 ohm 212T or an 8 ohm 112T on the other

I could technically go 2400 watts bridged into a single Epi 212T, but that seems a bit extreme.

No pics at the moment, sorry!

Mike
 

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