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Stoner/Doom Bassists Thread Part 11 - "Bath Time"

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Pretty sure I'm supposed to own this amp, LOL

I actually love the sound of this amp, at least in the video. It makes me want to pick up a guitar...to bad it's $2500.





Any of you guys familiar with the old Tuck and Roll Kustom PA stuff? My band is looking into a practice PA and they can be had for pretty cheap. And running the dual vertical 4x12 stacks on bass would be pretty DOOM.
 
I feel like if you have an amp with a master volume / pre gain then it won't really matter. I've started using "fender" type controls on my Jet City. Master all the way up, overdrive to set volume. it's beautiful.

I don't really see how that would work? Doesn't master all the way up and then using pre gain to adjust volume maximize headroom? That's the opposite of what I want.
 
mc_muench said:
I actually love the sound of this amp, at least in the video. It makes me want to pick up a guitar...to bad it's $2500.

Any of you guys familiar with the old Tuck and Roll Kustom PA stuff? My band is looking into a practice PA and they can be had for pretty cheap. And running the dual vertical 4x12 stacks on bass would be pretty DOOM.

With the advancements in technology and how cheap stuff is. I don't see how you can buy a quasi real pa that you can gig with in multiple situations. I actually took a power amp I was using for a bass rig then bought a small mixer and a couple 15's with horns. I could easily haul the pa by myself and use it for most situations. Total wrapped up in my basement pa is about $600 and you can do it for less then that. Granted that's minus cables and mics so maybe a little more.
 
It's the difference in tone between saturated power tubes / saturated pre tubes.

Dixie says, "Solid State til I die".


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I'm about to start looking for a band. My dirt rocker guitar buddy dismissed himself from the project and my VA guitar buddy has been too busy to even listen to the tracks. So, of the tracks I posted, which one should I use for my band search? I am currently thinking that Trekked would be the best choice. Anything you guys care to share to help me find the right people would be appreciated. Thanks.

Here's trekked:

http://soundcloud.com/joevictim/trekked
 
Thanks man. Yeah the V8 is a great amp. I wish more amps had half the features it has (half power switch, 2nd gain stage, simple EQ, etc) It needs tubes right now which I've been putting off. 8 KT88's ain't cheap.

I've been loving your gear since I saw your rig in some random thread (about the V8 I think) where you, and Tom Bowlus, and several others, were just posting these crazy rigs. Dude, you have killer taste in gear. I probably speak for all of us when I say I got some gear envy.