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The Awesome Show Off Your Amp Thread!!
- Thread starter bassdude7907
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- Apr 3, 2003
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- Editor-in-Chief, Bass Gear Magazine
are you related to tom bowlus? just saying cos you both have the same medical issue.....
We are not related, but we did start a support group.
Here my Rig
Mesa Boogie Big Block 750
Sabine Tuner
Line 6 X2 Wireless
Line 6 Echo Park (for solos)
Traynor TC810 Cab
Ibanez SR 900
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Forgive the poor quality of the picture...
Thunderfunk 750A (which has replaced the 420 seen here...)
Epifani UL410s2
Sadowsky NYC Vintage 4
Mmmmmm...
Thunderfunk 750A (which has replaced the 420 seen here...)
Epifani UL410s2
Sadowsky NYC Vintage 4
Mmmmmm...
http://www.talkbass.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=145615&stc=1&d=1257557749
My new 700RB-II and Neo 212....awesome MROD.
Just played it at a gig in a hotel main ball room with about 400 people crammed into it and it was thumpalicious.
Complements from my bandmates and audience alike.
Nice loud Blues Brothery stuff to break it in. We did Gimme Some Lovin' and Peter Gunn (our horns killed). Good time had by all.
My new 700RB-II and Neo 212....awesome MROD.
Just played it at a gig in a hotel main ball room with about 400 people crammed into it and it was thumpalicious.
Complements from my bandmates and audience alike.
Nice loud Blues Brothery stuff to break it in. We did Gimme Some Lovin' and Peter Gunn (our horns killed). Good time had by all.
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my ampeg ba115 combo...not much but its a start
This kind of thing can get crazy... don't worry about that any! Besides, good sound is good sound- make that little booger work!
BTW, here's another one of my "awesome amps":
Cool bass in that pic. There was one hanging at the Knoxville GC, last time I was there.
The Ampeg Rig - SVTII 75 lbs + PR-1832HE lbs = 242 lbs
This is my main rig used currently only used with my main gigging band which owns a U-Haul truck.
The Portable Rig - Avatar Contra Head 6 lbs + Avatar 210 NEO 45 lbs + Avatar 212 75 lbs = 126 lbs
This is the rig for pickup gigs and side work. It fits in the back of my F-150 extended cab. I also use it for rehearsals just with the head and 210 for a combined weight of 51 lbs.
The Voltron Rig - Both rigs combined for a total weight of a stage-creaking 368 lbs.
We play at an outdoor bar on the Missouri River called the Anchor Inn which features a ridiculously large private stage. As you can imagine, bass frequencies evaporate quickly up there. The Rig of Doom, as my guitarist calls it, allows me to hear what I'm doing without overdriving anything.
This is my main rig used currently only used with my main gigging band which owns a U-Haul truck.
The Portable Rig - Avatar Contra Head 6 lbs + Avatar 210 NEO 45 lbs + Avatar 212 75 lbs = 126 lbs
This is the rig for pickup gigs and side work. It fits in the back of my F-150 extended cab. I also use it for rehearsals just with the head and 210 for a combined weight of 51 lbs.
The Voltron Rig - Both rigs combined for a total weight of a stage-creaking 368 lbs.
We play at an outdoor bar on the Missouri River called the Anchor Inn which features a ridiculously large private stage. As you can imagine, bass frequencies evaporate quickly up there. The Rig of Doom, as my guitarist calls it, allows me to hear what I'm doing without overdriving anything.
Here is a new head I recently aquired ...
1973 Marshall Super Bass 100
I'm not much on the old Marshall bass cabs though, so we are gonna build a one of a kind "retro" cab the size of a standard
4x12 half stack but loaded with some B&C drivers I had laying arond the warehouse ... it will have 12s and a 6.5 midrange,
photos as we get a little more into the project.
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1973 Marshall Super Bass 100
I'm not much on the old Marshall bass cabs though, so we are gonna build a one of a kind "retro" cab the size of a standard
4x12 half stack but loaded with some B&C drivers I had laying arond the warehouse ... it will have 12s and a 6.5 midrange,
photos as we get a little more into the project.
Yeah, the harmonic vibratos on those browns ('60-'63) are awesome.
I have more pics of that room..I just didn't post them because they're mostly guitar amps, and since this a bass forum I refrained from posting them..But here goes for your amusement:
Insane collection!! Address please
