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Re: Post Your Rig: Doom Edition
Posted: Sat May 11, 2013 3:19 am
by nightterrors
My buddy has a van just like that... I hope we can use it for shows! it's honestly the size of a small bus.
Re: Post Your Rig: Doom Edition
Posted: Sun May 12, 2013 2:47 pm
by whiskey_face
ill poast mah shit in here in a bit.
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Re: Post Your Rig: Doom Edition
Posted: Sun May 12, 2013 9:47 pm
by MEC
Re: Post Your Rig: Doom Edition
Posted: Sun May 12, 2013 10:43 pm
by t-rey
MEC wrote:
Re: Post Your Rig: Doom Edition
Posted: Mon May 13, 2013 10:31 am
by terminator
just thought i'd update my last photo
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MEC wrote:
this is amazing!
nightterrors wrote:Soon, an 810 to replace the 215.
with 2 8x10s, that's gonna be fuckiing sick!
But overall, I'm mostly gasing for these vans i'm seeing
Re: Post Your Rig: Doom Edition
Posted: Mon May 13, 2013 1:59 pm
by D-Day
This is from some time in the last two weeks but I can't for the life of me remember exactly when or where. It's not the space and I can't think of what venue had grey carpet and a black curtain halfway down the wall. That's Steve's cymbal stand so the band was there. Plus it was taken by my phone which lives in my pocket. I'm truly puzzled over here.
Vans? Our drummer has a great van. This was the day we bought the trailer, up on Camano Island.
Re: Post Your Rig: Doom Edition
Posted: Mon May 13, 2013 7:31 pm
by conky
I don't have the SLO but I love Soldano amps. Hard to get a bad sound out of them and they are pretty versatile. I've been on a JCM800 kick for about 6 months or more but the last three practices I have used my Hotrod 100+ and we sound so much heavier now.
Re: Post Your Rig: Doom Edition
Posted: Mon May 13, 2013 8:02 pm
by new05002
this works for now
Re: Post Your Rig: Doom Edition
Posted: Mon May 13, 2013 8:16 pm
by terminator
new05002 wrote:this works for now
shazam!
Re: Post Your Rig: Doom Edition
Posted: Tue May 14, 2013 8:49 am
by Ancient Astronaught
new05002 wrote:this works for now
Re: Post Your Rig: Doom Edition
Posted: Tue May 14, 2013 10:55 am
by t-rey
Ancient Astronaught wrote:new05002 wrote:this works for now
This.
I love that your home rig is a 200w full stack. What's the pedal next to The Elements? Bluebeard?
Re: Post Your Rig: Doom Edition
Posted: Tue May 14, 2013 11:25 am
by new05002
yes, well haha no my head
Re: Post Your Rig: Doom Edition
Posted: Tue May 14, 2013 12:40 pm
by plaid sabbath
Probably the most inferior "doom rig" posted, but I have fun with it.
MIJ Fender Strat
MIJ Epiphone SG-70
Orange OR15
Home-brewed 4x12s
As much as I'd love to have some of the high-octane rigs some of you guys have, it would be a total waste of gear for me. Both of my sons are autistic and have some sensory issues when it comes to loud volumes. So, my rig is relegated to the garage. Not a big deal, though. Nice little escape when time allows.
Still in the process of completing the collection. Need to add a Tele and an LP with P-90s. Also need to find a decent amp that handles fuzz pedals...my Orange absolutely despises any OD or fuzzbox.
Re: Post Your Rig: Doom Edition
Posted: Tue May 14, 2013 3:40 pm
by t-rey
new05002 wrote:yes, well haha no my head
Facts schmacts. You usually have a 200w head on those cabs; ergo, 200w home rig
plaid sabbath wrote:Probably the most inferior "doom rig" posted, but I have fun with it.
MIJ Fender Strat
MIJ Epiphone SG-70
Orange OR15
Home-brewed 4x12s
As much as I'd love to have some of the high-octane rigs some of you guys have, it would be a total waste of gear for me. Both of my sons are autistic and have some sensory issues when it comes to loud volumes. So, my rig is relegated to the garage. Not a big deal, though. Nice little escape when time allows.
Still in the process of completing the collection. Need to add a Tele and an LP with P-90s. Also need to find a decent amp that handles fuzz pedals...my Orange absolutely despises any OD or fuzzbox.
You obviously missed my baby rig o' doom then
Those OR15s are fucking monsters. I want one soooo bad, but it's so far down on the list it probably won't ever happen, since I usually find a pedal or two I 'need' before I have enough in my gear fund to buy a new amp or guitar
As for fuzz/pedal amp, might I recommend an Ampeg GVT15h. I really like mine and it can have the toanz at low volume as well. I've also been looking at the Fender Superchamp x2 head for similar reasons. I always fall back on a Wino interview where he says that doom has everything to do with feel and that you can play the heaviest shit in the world on an acoustic.
And kudos (even though I hate that word) to you for building your rig around the needs of your kids. Very cool thing to do.
Re: Post Your Rig: Doom Edition
Posted: Tue May 14, 2013 7:52 pm
by AngryGoldfish
plaid sabbath wrote:Probably the most inferior "doom rig" posted, but I have fun with it.
MIJ Fender Strat
MIJ Epiphone SG-70
Orange OR15
Home-brewed 4x12s
As much as I'd love to have some of the high-octane rigs some of you guys have, it would be a total waste of gear for me. Both of my sons are autistic and have some sensory issues when it comes to loud volumes. So, my rig is relegated to the garage. Not a big deal, though. Nice little escape when time allows.
Still in the process of completing the collection. Need to add a Tele and an LP with P-90s. Also need to find a decent amp that handles fuzz pedals...my Orange absolutely despises any OD or fuzzbox.
Awesome stuff here. And I just want to say, well done for putting your kids first. I'm not saying others put their music before their family, but it's always nice to see someone sacrifice their wills for the betterment of what's more important.
t-rey wrote:You obviously missed my baby rig o' doom then
Those OR15s are fucking monsters. I want one soooo bad, but it's so far down on the list it probably won't ever happen, since I usually find a pedal or two I 'need' before I have enough in my gear fund to buy a new amp or guitar
As for fuzz/pedal amp, might I recommend an Ampeg GVT15h. I really like mine and it can have the toanz at low volume as well. I've also been looking at the Fender Superchamp x2 head for similar reasons. I always fall back on a Wino interview where he says that doom has everything to do with feel and that you can play the heaviest shit in the world on an acoustic.
And kudos (even though I hate that word) to you for building your rig around the needs of your kids. Very cool thing to do.
A wise Wino. Doom is definitely not in the gear.
