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Ancient Astronaught wrote:
I believe they are 800w each divided 8ohm 4x10 or 1600w as a mono 4ohm. As pointed out in another post the 4x15 without the power amp to really push it, is more to look loud then it is to be loud. Since they are so high powered and mainly focus on low frequencies you would need alot of power to get it thumping and worth the investment. If you can't get loud enough with an 8x10 and 2x15 then you might have some other issues hahaha

nightterrors wrote:True! Never thought of it like that.
I'll give the 810/215 and 2 heads a go. DOS brought up a good point though... Distorted 15"s sound better than distorted 10"s, I agree with him on that.
I want to run one rig dirty, and the other clean or cleaner underneath it.

nightterrors wrote:

Droneforbreakfast wrote:any issues with playing my bass through the JMP? it sounds so awesome, but i was wondering if i can damage it in any way by doing so

Definitely have thought about doing this...

Holy Schnikes wrote:If I was you, I'd go ahead and find a Gibson before dumping too much cash into an Epi. However, if it plays well and you truly love it, could be a really tough call. You'll have to search long and hard to find a solid Gibson as well. I've learned that one the hard way, just because it says Gibson on the headstock does not ensure amazing playability and build quality. Not even close most the time...

I had to search almost 2 years to find my LP Custom, compared sooooooooo many and found that for the money, only the Historics or a nice used model were even worth a shit. I had the help of my GC buddy to get a buncha guitars in my hands tho and get a fat chunk of cash discounted off the '68RI I finally settled on in the end.

Here's the real kicker. Unless you luck into the exact configuration you're after, may still need to swap some expensive parts. I had to replace most of the electronics and hardware to get it how I wanted, wasn't digging the stock '57 Classics or the shitty ABR-1 bridge so I started there. Some of the decisions were aesthetically based but most were pure function. Pickups, pots, caps, 3-way toggle, tuner buttons, knobs, bridge, tailpiece, all of it was swapped. The guitar plays so well and is incredibly stable, setup rarely needs any tweaking. I also love how it looks. I figured those were the important aspects, very hard to alter. Electronics and hardware were all secondary in my search, easily changed if you don't mind dumping a little more cash into 'em....

May as well post mine again. This is it after several years of upgrading/customizing. Def worth it for your #1 or #2 guitar imo. I'll never let this one go now that I've put so much time and effort and $$ into making it perfect for me.

t-rey wrote:http://www.thegearpage.net/board/showthread.php?t=1230634

Matamp GT120 in green (with extra shit). Dude also has a green 4x12 and 2x15. Old school hcfx dude so he's good people as far as I know. Price seems high, but all Matamp prices in the US seem high to me.

emptyparadigm wrote:Tonight is gonna be heavy. The BADASCAN has landed, and I just rewired my other cab to 4 ohms. Dual rigs finally back in action, can't wait to try the BAT goodness!

ryan summit wrote:

emptyparadigm wrote:Tonight is gonna be heavy. The BADASCAN has landed, and I just rewired my other cab to 4 ohms. Dual rigs finally back in action, can't wait to try the BAT goodness!

hayohhhh
fuck yeah
just got chubbed for you
cant wait to hear what you think
ive been hangin with duals and a bcan
for about 7-8 months now
best guitar sound ive ever heard in my life
did i say fuck yeah already
and that green lp goddamit
wish i could find an sg in that color
and hovercrafts and dunwich pedals and stomach bug
this shit is exciting

emptyparadigm wrote:Tonight is gonna be heavy. The BADASCAN has landed, and I just rewired my other cab to 4 ohms. Dual rigs finally back in action, can't wait to try the BAT goodness!