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[nash]

[quote name='mr pablo' post='876129' date='Jun 24 2010, 08:57 AM']here's my latest :

trace elliot v-type 1x15 combo + trace elliot 2103h 2x10 cab (with eminince beta 10's in it think the combo has had a speaker upgrade as well at some point) = nice and for good measure theres one of my ole ibby n hofner and my pedalboard as well

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nice combo

[mikhay77]

Here's mine,moved on some other trace gear so now this is my main gigging rig 1048h+trace 4x8+ ah500 12 smx.It is simply brilliant,the condition and sound of this rig is fantastic,nice highs due to 4x8 but not too harsh due to not much horn used (ooh err) All driven by a classic 500watt trace head with pre valve,mint.[attachment=54763:Trace_stack.jpg]

[OldGit]

[quote name='spiritchaser' post='886498' date='Jul 5 2010, 05:31 PM']The big 1200 watts rig driven by my Wal (see profile for details):[/quote]

Nice rig ....
Like the flip chart for the drummer... What does it say on it?

[Stylon Pilson]

[quote name='OldGit' post='901604' date='Jul 22 2010, 08:56 AM']Nice rig ....
Like the flip chart for the drummer... What does it say on it?[/quote]



[size=1]Too childish?[/size]

S.P.

Edited July 22, 2010 by Stylon Pilson

[jensenmann]

[quote name='spiritchaser' post='886498' date='Jul 5 2010, 05:31 PM']The big 1200 watts rig driven by my Wal (see profile for details):[/quote]

Wow, you´ve got another Midibass. This one would fit really nice to my Wenge 5string

[EdwardHimself]

[quote name='mikhay77' post='901535' date='Jul 22 2010, 01:29 AM']Here's mine,moved on some other trace gear so now this is my main gigging rig 1048h+trace 4x8+ ah500 12 smx.It is simply brilliant,the condition and sound of this rig is fantastic,nice highs due to 4x8 but not too harsh due to not much horn used (ooh err) All driven by a classic 500watt trace head with pre valve,mint.[attachment=54763:Trace_stack.jpg][/quote]

Looks like it's quite heavy. Then again I suppose you're not too bothered about heavy rigs lolz

[mikhay77]

[quote name='EdwardHimself' post='901752' date='Jul 22 2010, 11:39 AM']Looks like it's quite heavy. Then again I suppose you're not too bothered about heavy rigs lolz [/quote]
Ha ha,yeh tiz heavy but thats were the tranny comes in handy,Ps thats not a camp roadie!

[waynepunkdude]

My set up at the mo.

[throwoff]

Glad to see my old Ampeg is getting some use

[waynepunkdude]

[quote name='throwoff' post='913604' date='Aug 3 2010, 10:32 AM']Glad to see my old Ampeg is getting some use [/quote]


I use it for small gigs for bigger gigs I use my ABM 4X10 for really big gigs I use all 3 cabs.

[4-string-thing]

I might have already posted this, if so, apologies!

[Bassnut62]

rig ahoy......eyes left!

[Shire]

My rig



[i]Bass:[/i]
Musicman Sterling

[i]Amp:[/i]
Ampeg SVT450H
Ampeg SVT 410HLF

[i]Pedals:[/i]
Boss PH-1R Phaser
Boss DS-1 Distortion
MXR Bass Fuzz
Electro Harmonix Bass Metaphors

[Bejon]

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my rig:
Ibanez EDB 700

Ampeg SVP CL preamp, SVP-1600 poweramp and the 8x10.

[spiritchaser]

[quote name='OldGit' post='901604' date='Jul 22 2010, 09:56 AM']Nice rig ....
Like the flip chart for the drummer... What does it say on it?[/quote]

It says "Go get lost - I'm going to buy a drum machine."

[disssa]

[Spoombung]

[quote name='TraceAmp' post='915826' date='Aug 5 2010, 12:24 PM'][/quote]

Jesus...

[MythSte]

Well, here's my uni rig. I'm actually in love. I've never heard such tight bottom and such smooth top!

[Merton]

[quote name='TraceAmp' post='915826' date='Aug 5 2010, 12:24 PM'][/quote]
Well I definitely want your V6 now, you clearly don't need it

Nice collection dude

[Wylie]

[attachment=55886:DSC09476.JPG]Hartke 2500 head with Schroeder 12 light cab. Amazing what comes out of that one speaker.

[p58]

svt vr + 8x10 :wub:

[jwood662]

Here's mine:

Ampeg USA SVT classic
410HLF - I prefer this to the 810E I had, much clearer and louder I reckon, well impressed.

Also pictured is my tech making some minor ajustments...

[niceguyhomer]

Here's my latest rig. I used to love my old rig - an Aguilar AG500 + two GS112s but it was heavy and required three lifts, which isn't funny when you've got arthritis. Anyway, I bought this staggeringly good Accugroove Whappo jnr from my good mate Cameron (wayne58). It's on castors so now my bass goes on my back and my Little Mark Tube head and bits bag go on top of the cab and I wheel it all in to the stage in one go - needless to say my back / dodgy hip are much happier. It's a fairly easy lift into the car and the whole lot just wheels in to Harry Potter's cupboard under the stairs when I get home.

I'm really happy with it and it's drawn a lot of positive comments. It's very articulate, deep and it literally shakes the ground and when I was soundchecking at our last gig, the sound engineer came down from the control room to see what my rig was and he said he hadn't heard anything as good.

I opted for the tube version of the LMIII because of the extra bit of control DI'ing and the mute switch helps. Blending the tube in does make a difference to the tone too.

[MythSte]

[quote name='niceguyhomer' post='917993' date='Aug 7 2010, 02:25 PM']Here's my latest rig. I used to love my old rig - an Aguilar AG500 + two GS112s but it was heavy and required three lifts, which isn't funny when you've got arthritis. Anyway, I bought this staggeringly good Accugroove Whappo jnr from my good mate Cameron (wayne58). It's on castors so now my bass goes on my back and my Little Mark Tube head and bits bag go on top of the cab and I wheel it all in to the stage in one go - needless to say my back / dodgy hip are much happier. It's a fairly easy lift into the car and the whole lot just wheels in to Harry Potter's cupboard under the stairs when I get home.

I'm really happy with it and it's drawn a lot of positive comments. It's very articulate, deep and it literally shakes the ground and when I was soundchecking at our last gig, the sound engineer came down from the control room to see what my rig was and he said he hadn't heard anything as good.

I opted for the tube version of the LMIII because of the extra bit of control DI'ing and the mute switch helps. Blending the tube in does make a difference to the tone too.

[/quote]

That looks gorgeous!

I remember mike having an epi 310 and it being stupidly light, Is this along the same lines?

[niceguyhomer]

It's bigger and heavier than the Epifani - it's about 62lbs I think.