The Mile-High Watts Club

[rad bassman]

oooh, i qualify... just, lol

Warwick X-treme 10.1 rack head (1000 watts)
fEARful 15sub x2 + fEARful Headcase

with 2 3015LF's it moves a serious amount of low end.

[edit] i went back and read the whole thread, fair doos, a good fun thread, nothing too serious, altho most if not all the rigs could be considered serious, some even ridiculous, still good fun tho, and as for a number.. we're all 900+

 

[The Monk]

Here is my previous rig before I upgraded to the SWR/Crest. A Mackie FRS 1300 with an ART Pro Channel bridged at 1300 Watts. Great sounding rig for under $1000! I heard that Les Claypool was running these amps with his API 7600 channel strip and this is what got me started down the path... no going back now!
I'm fEARful that a speaker upgrade may be around the corner.

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[Passinwind]

that looks killer ! i thought i was the only guy with a horn loaded mid.

I've been messing with it for a few years on and off. BTW, your rig looks great for your playing context John.

I updated the pic to show the completed top box. The horn loaded mid sounds great with a small tube amp driving it hard and the tweeter turned off -- I really need to book a gig where I can use it that way.

 

[SteveHeissner]

Schroeder 115X2 with SVT-7 PRO 1000 watts. Each cab weighs only 29 lbs. Light and powerful yet wimpy compared to others in this post.

 

[K-2]

My Peavey Minimega 1000W into two Ashdown 410.

Cheers

 

[JimiLL]

Zombie thread alert!

 

[Paulabass]

My last rig was 2400 (real world) watts. Having horsepower doesn't mean you have to play loud, they have volume controls.