Let's see your rig!

[Pilgrim]

I had a Bassman amp identical to that, and in outstanding shape. But I sold it to my lead guitarist since I didn't need it. My Genz amp does everything the Bassman did with more power...and lighter to move around.  He's delighted with it and I got a fair but low price since I wanted him to have it.  I'd had that amp since 1967.

[westen44]

I had a Bassman amp identical to that, and in outstanding shape. But I sold it to my lead guitarist since I didn't need it. My Genz amp does everything the Bassman did with more power...and lighter to move around.  He's delighted with it and I got a fair but low price since I wanted him to have it.  I'd had that amp since 1967.

I can see why you wouldn't have need of it anymore, but it's good that your lead guitarist can use it. 

[dadagoboi]

Simon Chardiet's rig on Rockaway Beach, post Sandy.

[westen44]

Mine looks like it has already been though something like Sandy several times.  I don't quite know how it got so battered.  But things were never the same anyway after the original cab that went with it was stolen and I was never able to find a replacement I liked as much. 

[Pilgrim]

I can see why you wouldn't have need of it anymore, but it's good that your lead guitarist can use it.

It's regarded as a first class guitar amp now, and with 50W of tube power, it can get very loud in performance.  He was jacked to get such a classic tube amp.

I'm TOO MUCH of a pack rat - have bunches of stuff that I don't need but have had for a long time. I keep trying to move some out.

[westen44]

It's regarded as a first class guitar amp now, and with 50W of tube power, it can get very loud in performance.  He was jacked to get such a classic tube amp.

I'm TOO MUCH of a pack rat - have bunches of stuff that I don't need but have had for a long time. I keep trying to move some out.

I had read somewhere that guitarists really like that amp now, but I didn't know how much.  Frankly, I've never even heard a guitar played through one.  There has been a lot of bass played through mine, though, obviously. 

[Aussie Mark]

For me, it's horses for courses, and variety being the spice of life.  Here's my rigs from my last 4 gigs ....

Markbass TTE-500 into Markbass CL104




Traynor YBA-200 into Markbass CL104




Trayor YBA-200 into Ampeg SVT212AV





O'Neill B15-100 into Fliptops B15E

[Aussie Mark]

Nice overcast day today, so perfect for outdoor photos.

From L to R: Ampeg SB-12 Portaflex; O'Neill Amps B15-100 and Fliptops B15E cab; Genz Benz Streamliner 900 and Ampeg SVT212AV; Markbass TTE500 and Markbass CL104; Markbass Classic 300 and Fender Neo 610; Absent (sick): Traynor YBA-200

[Basvarken]

Wow. Nice line up! Really impressive.
That grille on the second from right needs work though

[Highlander]

Nice... what do you do for an encore...

[Basvarken]

Completed the Ampeg look on my Eden cabs.
A friend of mine saw the new grill cloth make over and made a set of Ampeg logo plates to complete the make over.

The casting mold and the result.



The one on the left is an original. To other is the fake.



My T-stack after the make over.

[Nocturnal]

That's cool! What did you use to make the logo plates from?

[Basvarken]

The friend that made them for me used black epoxy.

[Granny Gremlin]

What model Eden were those again?  Any idea what enclosure type that is (ports look too big for bass reflex, but it still could be)?

[Basvarken]

They are D210XLT cabs.
Very clever design with high efficiency.
When I first saw/heard a guy using one of those I couldn't believe it was only 2 x 10. I thought he was using a sub hidden somewhere.