The guitarist we had had a 100w one, though he played his 80s Peavey Butcher, which was like the jcm800 only fatter sounding.
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Stoner/Doom Bassists Thread, Part 90: Maxed Out
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I think that's what the guitarist I was playing with had. He only played with it once and the rest of the times he used his marshal combo (idk what model exactly) but he just got tired of transporting the whole rig for practice.
I have the Kerry King version... Sounds good and was a lot cheaper than the "real deal jcm800", so ok... But for f.cks sake, were those tacky "tribal graphics" really necessary?
Keeping the name. The name was my suggestion and we both still like it. Keeping the songs I wrote. So about half the stuff we had. I wrote the words to just about everything, but the guitarist did write about half the setlist music-wise.
Still, there's enough to fill a set and I already have some new ideas cooking. I did tweak some of my songs to work better with no guitar. And I keep working on not sucking at singing. Lol. We are open to adding a guitarist, but we want to keep moving and get back in front of people again.
Yes. I mean he has them tattooed on him and they're all over his sig guitars too. . .I have the Kerry King version... Sounds good and was a lot cheaper than the "real deal jcm800", so ok... But for f.cks sake, were those tacky "tribal graphics" really necessary?
Also also, we are jamming for the first time in like 4 months on Sunday. I cleaned out my garage and we are going to set up shop there...
Pray to Lemmy that the neighbors don't care!
I'm on a corner and my only next door neighbor has a kid that plays drums. I think we'll be ok.
The Marshall takes its place. I have tracked down the parts needed to fully spruce it up: rubber feet, a new power switch, a push pull pot and a 2 other pots.
There's just something about stained wood that looks damn good! Sick rig, let me know if you ever wanna move one of the Peavey's.
Are both those cabs 412's or is the GK at 215? the Black cab almost looks like it's got 12's and 10's, but maybe the lighting. Bad ass either way though!
Don't know what it is, because I've heard sick tones from just about any kinda amp, but there is something about the big iron. Even SS heads with the big iron have that heft. Or maybe it's just good amp designs have it?
Are both those cabs 412's or is the GK at 215? the Black cab almost looks like it's got 12's and 10's, but maybe the lighting. Bad ass either way though!
Don't know what it is, because I've heard sick tones from just about any kinda amp, but there is something about the big iron. Even SS heads with the big iron have that heft. Or maybe it's just good amp designs have it?
Yrah, I may let one of the Peaveys go one of these days. Both cabs are 4x12s.
What's the Ohm impedance on each of the cabs? I'm currently looking for 4ohm cabs and have mainly been looking at 4x10s but have been open to the idea of getting bigger speakers cabs as well.
I managed to sell most of my fencing gear and I have already spent all the money in a new cab before I even ship the items
Yeah, it should have the silver stripes and logo, but those were long gone by the time I bought it at a pawn shop. It would have been the pairing cab for the peavey heads I have, as far as I know.
Back then, most Peaveys were 4 ohm/2 ohm, so most of those old peavey cabs are 4 ohm.
It is a guitar cab, so its only rated at 100w. Fine for that side of the signal as I don't send much lows to it, the quilter/gk side takes care of that.
I think GK's 410 in the same 'neo' line is 4 ohms, all the other cabs in the line are 8 I think.
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Been on a "relatively low gain" metal binge lately. Really digging on Brocas Helm and Slough Feg. Not sure why, but they're just hitting the spot. That's pretty much all the music experience I get these days, except for my toddler's tunes...
One day, I'll actually play bass again. Regularly.
One day, I'll actually play bass again. Regularly.
