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Two Heads

No pics, but it's fairly simple. I run from the tuner out to the input of the other head. I use this set up for very large or loud outdoor gigs. I also use it when I have to play a particularly troublesome room that is hard to get the sound out to the audience in. If you let us know what kind of rig you're trying to do this with, we can help you more.
 
i have an svt3, i'm not really thinking about setting up somethign like this, just wanted to know more about it and why people do do it

I do it because I like the meatiness of 15"s and also the real responsive top of a marshall throgh 12" celestions in a sealed box. I also like being able to run stereo effects - i.e. chorus or pitch shift that bypasses the low rig or run distortion on either rig.

I can and do gig with just the SVT and 15"s, but for rock gigs on a fretted bass with fresh strings, the whole as pictured is pretty spectacular and very flexible.