Enjoy the benefits of a premium membership!
Upgrade Account
-
TalkBass has been independent since 1998. Add your voice.
Create a free account to reply to discussions, view embedded media, and browse with fewer display ads.
Join free Log in
Want zero display ads or expanded classifieds tools? Compare plans.
The Awesome Show Off Your Amp Thread!!
- Thread starter bassdude7907
- Start date
themacinator
Always looking for the perfect gig
- Oct 8, 2009
- 1,511
- 138
- Disclosures
- Endorsing Artist: Babicz FCH Hardware
mineee
Have to say I like this whole set up quite a bit. Clean, safe, protected. Sans Amp is nice, I have a rack mount Tech 21, love it. From the basses to the amp, cab, and other accessories I give this two thumbs up.
Questions:
1. What is that above the Furman? Looks like it has a key.
2. Wireless system below the BBE? Where are the antennas?
themacinator
Always looking for the perfect gig
- Oct 8, 2009
- 1,511
- 138
- Disclosures
- Endorsing Artist: Babicz FCH Hardware
So 20 grand buys you something like this (without the basses)? Damn I need to be in a rock band! Johnny hook me up, we'll open for Staind!!
themacinator
Always looking for the perfect gig
- Oct 8, 2009
- 1,511
- 138
- Disclosures
- Endorsing Artist: Babicz FCH Hardware
Post Fender!
Better pics. Invalid Link Removed
Invalid Link Removed
You know, that Akai and Lovetone together cost more than my entire pedalboard...and there isn't a cheap pedal on there.
You know, that Akai and Lovetone together cost more than my entire pedalboard...and there isn't a cheap pedal on there.
Only thing the Akai didn't have was the original power supply so I got the Headrush just so I could have an official Akai wallwart to use with it. Man that was an expensive power supply! I couldn't live without either pedal either, the Meatball and DI that is...pure fun boxes
Only thing the Akai didn't have was the original power supply so I got the Headrush just so I could have an official Akai wallwart to use with it. Man that was an expensive power supply! I couldn't live without either pedal either, the Meatball and DI that is...pure fun boxes
I bet! The only downside to the Meatball are the hoooours of sifting through weird and wonderful sounds to find a couple for actual use
What I mean is that it isn't exactly a plug and play pedal
It's to the point where I just about always sit on the floor to practice just so I can get to the knobs quicker than squatting down every two seconds to twist away lol!
- Nov 8, 2010
- 1,391
- 9
- Disclosures
- Unofficial Endorser: Ibanez, D'Addario, Zoom
Here's one of them
Sunn 300T Musicman HD 2x10 & 2x12. Loud and heavy, about 13oz per watt.
Love it! -Luke
Here she is under my other '73 Canadian export Super Bass (the "new" one is about 130 units earlier).
that's a beautiful pair. in great condition no less.
The Marshall cabs I have as far as I know are all stock.
1935A JCM800, Bass 4x12" 280W 16Ω angled front cabinet, 4Celestion G12-65 T3101 16Ω speakers
1551 IBS, 200W 2x15" 8Ω straight cabinet, 2 Celestion 15" G15-100 16Ω 100W speakers
1553 IBS, 300W 1x15" & 2x10" 8/16Ω straight cabinet Celestion 15" S15-250 T4021 8Ω 250W SideWinder and two Celestion 10" 50W speakers
I haven't really ran the 1551 or 1553 very hard. The 800 wasn't pushing them to the levels I needed to compete against 2 1/2 stacks...but that 4x12 did the trick.
I use the older of my 2 800's (vert in's), it has better mids and highs than the horiz in's 800....but now I have that '71...
All 3 heads run EL34s. not sure about the pre's
the 71's channel 1 (2 was sweet) was real noisy when I plugged it in for the first time last weekend, then it blew a fuse.
I have a recipt from a few weeks ago that said it had been cleaned and serviced...from a shop 60 miles away.
I also have a Marshall DBS 7400 2Ω 400w.
I need to get a supporting membership and sell some stuff.
*I listened to Exciter alot in the mid-late 80's & cut my teeth on that time period's thrash. It's cool Exciter is still active.
