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Hello all,

What is in your opinions a great setup for metal? Just metal in general, no specified genre. The price: £850 -- £2000 or something...
Any ideas are welcome.
If you need to ask something, go ahead of course!

Thanks in advance,
Ward

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Metal covers a pretty vast area of sounds. You'll want 2 amps then. A huge one with huge cabs for low, and a valve one with less power to drive the nuts off. This is THE TRVTH according to Doom.

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Best thing to do would be try some out, you can use any rig for metal, just make sure you have the power and speakers to compete with loud high gain guitars and a noisy drummer.

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[quote name='Mr. Foxen' post='424658' date='Mar 3 2009, 11:24 PM']Metal covers a pretty vast area of sounds. You'll want 2 amps then. A huge one with huge cabs for low, and a valve one with less power to drive the nuts off. This is THE TRVTH according to Doom.[/quote]

This leads me to wonder whether I should offer a biwired version of the Big One, so you could use a big s/s amp to push the 15" woofer and then a little guitar valve head for the 6.5" mid. Could be quite scary sounding...

Alex

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Tech21 Landmark 600....

It has two dedicated preamps (BDDI & RPM) which can be run seperately or combined for thunderous tones (e.g. run the RPM clear and deep for the low end... and run the BDDI grinding and cutting for the high end).

Take your choice of cab after that.... though my preference would be for a Mesa Diesel 2x15, Bergantino 610 or 215....

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[quote name='alexclaber' post='424817' date='Mar 4 2009, 09:52 AM']This leads me to wonder whether I should offer a biwired version of the Big One, so you could use a big s/s amp to push the 15" woofer and then a little guitar valve head for the 6.5" mid. Could be quite scary sounding...

Alex[/quote]
not 2 10s? ;<

to the original poster i'd recomend getting in touch with matamp or looking for a mesa 400+

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[quote name='alexclaber' post='424817' date='Mar 4 2009, 09:52 AM']This leads me to wonder whether I should offer a biwired version of the Big One, so you could use a big s/s amp to push the 15" woofer and then a little guitar valve head for the 6.5" mid. Could be quite scary sounding...

Alex[/quote]

Why would someone do that when they could have a pair of Vintages and a whole guitar stack? I've been imagination wanting to put neo 15s into one of those 2x15 + 2x10 isobaric ampegs because they were impractically heavy. Boxes with speakers on the front facing foward are boring unless there is loads of them.

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I played quite a lot of metal the last 10 years and i guess it also depend the type of metal you plan to play.

For prog metal , death/math metal or heavy metal you ll be looking at pretty different type of sound,

+1 for the 1x15 + 4x10 or 2x10 combination

btw i got a 4X10 Mesa boogie diesel with electrovoice for sale here :)

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[quote name='guiguite' post='426275' date='Mar 5 2009, 04:26 PM']I played quite a lot of metal the last 10 years and i guess it also depend the type of metal you plan to play.

For prog metal , death/math metal or heavy metal you ll be looking at pretty different type of sound,

+1 for the 1x15 + 4x10 or 2x10 combination

btw i got a 4X10 Mesa boogie diesel with electrovoice for sale here :rolleyes:

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Thx ^^ But I live in Belgium :) So that's not an easy solution ^^

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