I'm powering this rig with a GK 700rb. Tons of grind and bottom end. I'm always turning the lows down on my axe. The bass is my latest addition "The Squiernator". It kills all boutique wanna be J basses. Squier Active deluxe, Bass Mods preamp (ebay), Dimarzio Ultra Jazz pickups = Super J on a budget. Awesome back up to my Marcus V.
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The Awesome Show Off Your Amp Thread!!
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I had one of those Pro Tour 2x10"s. Isnt it 800 watts? It was killer. -Luke
I had posted this a bit earlier in the thread, but it's completely done now. Here's the front with the final "artwork" suggested by my 16 year-old:
In the thread I started where I posted in-process pics, Monkeyking suggested I add a towel bar handle and some wheels to make it easier to move it around. I went old school on the handle:
My neighbor does some iron work, so he cut me a piece of 2" angle iron to go around the rubber feet on the bottom and I mounted the tilt-back wheels on that so the wood wouldn't have to bear the pressure:
Finally, lecover.com did an awesome job making me a cover for it. It was a little pricey, but it's worth every penny:
That saying about being happier than a pig in slop. That's me...
In the thread I started where I posted in-process pics, Monkeyking suggested I add a towel bar handle and some wheels to make it easier to move it around. I went old school on the handle:
My neighbor does some iron work, so he cut me a piece of 2" angle iron to go around the rubber feet on the bottom and I mounted the tilt-back wheels on that so the wood wouldn't have to bear the pressure:
Finally, lecover.com did an awesome job making me a cover for it. It was a little pricey, but it's worth every penny:
That saying about being happier than a pig in slop. That's me...
I had posted this a bit earlier in the thread, but it's completely done now. Here's the front with the final "artwork" suggested by my 16 year-old:
In the thread I started where I posted in-process pics, Monkeyking suggested I add a towel bar handle and some wheels to make it easier to move it around. I went old school on the handle:
My neighbor does some iron work, so he cut me a piece of 2" angle iron to go around the rubber feet on the bottom and I mounted the tilt-back wheels on that so the wood wouldn't have to bear the pressure:
Finally, lecover.com did an awesome job making me a cover for it. It was a little pricey, but it's worth every penny:
That saying about being happier than a pig in slop. That's me...
That is totally slick! uh, sick...cant' get used to the new lingo for neato, far out, and cool, but you get my drift...uh point.
Finally I can show off what I really want to show off: My Monster Green Aggie Stack. It took more than a year to complete.
Did I say it's Monster Green?
Did I say it's Monster Green?
I had posted this a bit earlier in the thread, but it's completely done now. Here's the front with the final "artwork" suggested by my 16 year-old:
that is all kinds of cool!! nice
And now, for something completely different...
The Reeves rig is my idea of a "micro".
Ha that is stunning , though that amp weighs in more than everything in my rig + cat !
I used a DR103 for years and know all to well how bad ass your so called "micro" is . 
I'm just guessing that this rig crushes! And pasta, thanks for the kind words on my rig, much appreciated.
Aah - your gig rig has the hairball ejection sound accessory! I'd prefer to pass on that but I have two!
Dan K.
Dan K.
And now, for something completely different...
The Reeves rig is my idea of a "micro".
yowza
me want the reeves
yes ! That can be a rather hard to control fuzz tone that kinda does what it wants .
Passinwind
I know nothing.
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Crescent Moon fretless, AudioKinesis ThunderchildAF, Ashly DPX-200, Lexicon MPX550, Passinwind preamp, 1000 watt SpeakerPower amp w/DSP.
Devil Duck not included.
Crescent Moon fretless, AudioKinesis ThunderchildAF, Ashly DPX-200, Lexicon MPX550, Passinwind preamp, 1000 watt SpeakerPower amp w/DSP.
Devil Duck not included.
Ha that is stunning , though that amp weighs in more than everything in my rig + cat !
Well, it seems portable and light as a feather compared to lugging that Sunn 2000S rig to gigs.
The Sunn stays home most of the time.
