Some of my stuff -





I want jojo's black amp, wonder if you can get them in the UK...

hey dudes, glad to see this

thanks danny, its a result of a silver sharpie, a blunt, and and afternoon. turned out nice and psychedelic.

Who's got that picture of the sexy nekkid lady with the Les Paul and killer amps?

How about this one?

This is my bass

And I have a guitar, too. It was given to me as a present, it's a Cort, I dont have a picture!

DK419, I dont think thats the pic he was referring to, but damn, that will work. I remember the one, where the next post tat guy posted the same pic of himself. I dont remember the names.

Gibson '58 Explorer Reissue (got a Seymour Duncan SH-14B and SH-PG1N in radioactive green set aside for this beauty)


Gibson '67 Flying V Reissue w/ Seymour Duncan Invaders


Schecter Diamond Series Telecaster


Top Row - Boss DD-3, Boss TU-2, Boss BF-2, MXR Phase 90, Jim Dunlop Cry Baby Wah (current pedal board set up)
Bottom Row - Roger Mayer Stone Fuzz, Rocktron Big Crush, Boss Ns-2, Morley ABY


Soldano Hot Rod 50+, Laney GH50L, Marshall 1960A cabinet

I used to run a Marshall TSL2000 and a Randall RH100 through Marshall cabinets simultaneously before my band recruited a second guitarist for live shows.

Here in Australia it's almost impossible to find some of the amps seen in this thread. Would love to get my hands on a Matamp or Sunn amp!

B-drop tuned Geddy Jazz, Squire fretless for kicks, Highway 1 Fender for normal tuning practice



my old Peavey combo now sold, my Aria Pro II bass from whence I was young and my small, light but loud Barefaced Compact and the Orange TB



gratuitous pic of my TB on top of my guitarists Orange gear...



my marshall stack, bass stack ;) tuner and Big Muff

cool I can just go pick up a rig and guitar down the street at the store, I don't have to build one myself.

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Nice!

Lots of good gear porn going on here!

I don't own the 300 PRO or the 400+ anymore but here they are anyway.







and the obligatory "monolith" shot

Holy shit, we have a winner! The_brow--I can appreciate the time it takes to look for an old Traynor amp like that, as well as the time that it takes to put together a rig like that with all those amps.

Thanks, but to be fair I do live in the land of Traynor, and they are not that hard to find here. I like to try as many amps as possible, I don't own all of them anymore and there are a few missing from the photos, Traynor YBA-200 and a Sound City Bass150. Having said that, the one amp I would never sell is that Traynor YBA-3. It is the best sounding amp in my opinion, I just wish it had more volume to compete in a band setting (I suppose if I really wanted to I could run it with 2 8x10 but who wants to haul that around). However when it comes to studio time there are no questions as to which amp I bring with me to record. Traynor all the way.

True, Traynors are still a bit easier to find in Canada (I live in Winnipeg). Around here, they're getting a bit harder to find than they were.....same with Garnets.

Current rig(hoping for a Sunn Concert bass w a 2x15 cab soon):
Acoustic 220(1978) with a 406 Transducer 1x18 cab(1973)- Gauss speaker
http://i257.photobucket.com/albums/hh21 ... G_2346.jpg

that is sweet. I used to have an old Acoustic 2x15 cab (106 I think it was called). Tried to blow it up but the amps always failed before the speakers did. Eventually sold in full functioning condition.

I just started playing about four months ago so this isn't anything special, but I think it's a decent set up for learning.

You live in Winnipeg?

Here is our stuff from the recording sessions at Tremont here in Charlotte.










Basically I run the last pic setup live, but the twin towers in rehearsal. The Traynor cab I run the 1966 Garnet Pro (60 watt EL34) for grit, while I run the BTO (120 watt tube) through the 610. I don't have a good pic of my pedal board, but I've put some pretty interesting stuff on there. Most notably a Boss Slicer, which is a hard cut tremolo with more knob functions than I need.

Praise Jebus, I found the Jam Room folks! Talkbass is nice but this feels like coming home.
Right now I'm running my Genz Benz Shuttle 9.0 through my Avatar 2x12 but I usually use whichever 8x10 happens to be available at our practice space.

Yeah, I live in Winnipeg--nice Garnets, Pissy! The one in your first picture (bottom left....or at least the one that has the "Garnet Amps" silkscreen on the metal that's diagonal--from about '67 or '68), that one is super hard to find. One of those came up in the used ads a couple of years back, and someone got to it before I did......never saw one since and even checking through Garnets' EBay auctions list (last time I looked a year or so ago), I couldn't find one that came up for years on EBay. The one that did come up in the used ads, I offered the guy I think $200 more than he was asking for (I think he was asking $450) to "forget" about the other guy, but he wouldn't do it. Fuck!

My main bass is a Fender Jaguar (made in Japan)--they'd discontinued them a year or two ago, not sure why....they play great, have active pickups and a shitload of tonal options. They play a bit like a Jazz Bass, too. I've never really been that crazy about the way that most basses look, but it's about as cool looking as a bass gets.

Your old 2x15 could have been a 406. Mine was made in '73 and that was the last time they used a 1x18 in the 406 model. After that , Acoustic used 2x15 to fill up the 406 cab(and there was 2 different 2x15s, a wide and narrow cab build). So there ya go...you just recieved your limit of useless knowledge for the day. Glad i could help.
Yeah ..these things are built like a tank.