Caca de Kick
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This was my original wall of deaf. I was inspired by several pros to have one clean and one dirty rig. It was a bit much....
And this is my recording rig.
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This was my original wall of deaf. I was inspired by several pros to have one clean and one dirty rig. It was a bit much....
And this is my recording rig.
ngutenson
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^ Do want!!!!
drTStingray
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The Acoustic 371 does outdoors, high stages, large rooms.
Good lord - I used to have the exact same rig - sold it in about 1982!!
You guys have all got seriously loud equipment - and I thought my Ashdown ABM 500 rig was loud.........well that's what all the guitarists say
ZiggyDude
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Actually - the vintage Acoustic heads are as loud as the Ampeg SVT4-Pro. All the EQs on the Ampeg make tone a bit more granular. But - there is unreal punch in that 370 head.
Old_Guy
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For big shows - Mesa V-12 with either the RR 4x10 or (2) Avatar 2x12s. Will be upgrading the Avatars to Dr. Bass 2460 & LF 15 "whenever they're delivered" (if you know Dr. Bass..). It's a stupid heavy rackmount setup but as has been noted, Bongo + Mesa = Good. You can see it in the upper left hand corner of the larger picture.
Small shows used to be a MarkBass LMII, but I just took delivery of a MoMark - 500w chassis with the SS preamp, 4-band EQ, and I'll run that through either one of the Avatar 2x12s or a small Avatar 1x12.
Someone earlier in the thread had asked about Avatar cabs; great value for the money. Get the Line-X coating and don't worry, be happy.
And yes, that's a rare beast I'm holding, 2004 LTD Radiance Red Bongo with a black headstock - that's the way Poppa made it.
Small shows used to be a MarkBass LMII, but I just took delivery of a MoMark - 500w chassis with the SS preamp, 4-band EQ, and I'll run that through either one of the Avatar 2x12s or a small Avatar 1x12.
Someone earlier in the thread had asked about Avatar cabs; great value for the money. Get the Line-X coating and don't worry, be happy.
And yes, that's a rare beast I'm holding, 2004 LTD Radiance Red Bongo with a black headstock - that's the way Poppa made it.
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jlepre
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I bet mine has the best DB per pound ratio...600 WATTS at 63.75 pounds!
oli@bass
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Manfloozy
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tk
Is that a 210 and a 15e?
I'm debating between a 410he with 15e or a 410hlf, with maybe a 12e to go with the 4-Pro. I'm welcoming input.
Kruse
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Haha, she must have a healthy self-confidence.
So you know what that means in German? You're an Aussie, aren't you?I couldn't resist
Our singer (girl!) did that on her mic case... on purpose
Haha, she must have a healthy self-confidence.
Eggman
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For gigs without FOH system: Bose L1 system with 4 sub woofers and an extra A1 power amp.
For gigs with FOH: Genz Benz Shuttle 6.0 with 2 Phil Jones 4b Cabs.
Rehearsal: Phil Jones Suitcase
At home practice: Phil Jones Flightcase.
For gigs with FOH: Genz Benz Shuttle 6.0 with 2 Phil Jones 4b Cabs.
Rehearsal: Phil Jones Suitcase
At home practice: Phil Jones Flightcase.
GreyDad
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You guys have all got seriously loud equipment - and I thought my Ashdown ABM 500 rig was loud.........well that's what all the guitarists say
I used to get told the same thing!
I knew I'd won the arms race when both the drummer AND the guitarist asked me if I could turn down
Seriously though, we usually got the balances pretty good, mostly keying off the vocals.
nashman
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I use an Eden WT550 @ 2 ohm/750w - with a two 4 ohm cabs - D210XST and D212XLT. The picture is old but my rig is basically unchanged. Note the hang tag still on my then new 2006 LE Ray!
I'm well aware what it means.
I live currently in Australia, but I'm actually german.
Got a bit australianised though...
Kruse
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Okay, you got me.I'm well aware what it means.
I live currently in Australia, but I'm actually german.
Got a bit australianised though...
stingray96191
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I have 3 full Bass Rigs, Big, Medium, and Small And they all sound fantastic.
Big, Mesa Boogie Bass 400+ Into an 8 ohm SWR 4x12
Medium, Aguilar DB-359 into one or two 8 ohm Avatar Neo 2x12
Small, Mesa Boogie Walkabout Scout 12" Combo.
I can also pull the Walkabout Head out of the combo and use it to drive one of the Avatar Cabs.
Lots of versatility in a pretty small package.
I'll post pics as soon as i can.
Erin
Big, Mesa Boogie Bass 400+ Into an 8 ohm SWR 4x12
Medium, Aguilar DB-359 into one or two 8 ohm Avatar Neo 2x12
Small, Mesa Boogie Walkabout Scout 12" Combo.
I can also pull the Walkabout Head out of the combo and use it to drive one of the Avatar Cabs.
Lots of versatility in a pretty small package.
I'll post pics as soon as i can.
Erin
FunkyPunky
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...et voila - my precious equipment
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vlxyooper
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First, love that Acoustic 370 ...brings back memories of getting the cab to fit into the back seat of my AMC Matador years ago.
...years later, a much easier rig to schlep includes a GB SM12, two Acme B2II cabs, along with a Bongo 5HH fretless and a Lakeland 55-94.
...years later, a much easier rig to schlep includes a GB SM12, two Acme B2II cabs, along with a Bongo 5HH fretless and a Lakeland 55-94.
For many years i have used ampeg svt 2 pro, ampeg 810 ,dbx 160 xt comp and country man di . now i am using a gk fusion 550 , the 810 and the best bass ever produced anywhere. MUSICMAN STINGRAY 5 HS ,TRANS GOLD ,ALNICO MADNESS........
