Show Off Your Rigs: Rebirth

[BigSwordfishtrombone]

That V is gorgeous. Any info on that one?

[bass sic]

Somebody built it for him. Was pretty cool watching step by step on the facebooks.

[dunwichamps]

That V is gorgeous. Any info on that one?

27" scale, BKP Pig 90 (bridge) and Stockholm (neck), Walnut top, mahogany body. Neck through design, Neck made out of flamed maple, mahogany layers. I cant remember what the fretboard is. A Standard tuning.

[dunwichamps]

Somebody built it for him. Was pretty cool watching step by step on the facebooks.

yep Wood Wizard built it for me, I built him DoomTrain and he took the first Wizard in on a trade for the git.

[Jake]

This is godamned purty. The MoP block inlays pop so much – especially compared to the Gibby's.

Whatever was the final result of the sting angle from the stopbar to the bridge? Were those early pics a weird perspective or something?

[dunwichamps]

This is godamned purty. The MoP block inlays pop so much – especially compared to the Gibby's.

Whatever was the final result of the sting angle from the stopbar to the bridge? Were those early pics a weird perspective or something?

combination of it being a smidge to shallow and the angle but we adjusted it after the fact.

[BigSwordfishtrombone]

Oh alright. If I was to have a V built it would be basically to those same specs (only change would be that I would either shorten it to a 24" scale or bump it up to 30" for the bass VI goodness).

This has also reminded me that I should post my shitty rig at some point. The only reasons I'm holding off right now is because my phase is down at the moment and that I may be getting an aluminum neck built by a machinist that I'm good friends with, so I don't want to constantly be updating.

[dunwichamps]

its setup to be a baritone so its like the middle ground between a bass and a git. im still getting used to it

[BigSwordfishtrombone]

Cool. Are there any clips of it so I can hear what it sounds like? I bet it sounds godly.

[core9]

The only other amp I am looking for is Green Matamp GT120. When I get that I will be official done buying amps
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Just make sure it's a 70's model bro.....I have had 4 Matamps....2 new and 2 used Greens and they have ALL been lemons.  Constant problems, very unreliable.  It breaks my heart because they sound and look so sweet.  I gave it my best shot with Matamp, but I have officially joined the Dunwich camp exclusively.

[dunwichamps]

Cool. Are there any clips of it so I can hear what it sounds like? I bet it sounds godly.

[Mr. Foxen]

The only other amp I am looking for is Green Matamp GT120. When I get that I will be official done buying amps

Just make sure it's a 70's model bro.....I have had 4 Matamps....2 new and 2 used Greens and they have ALL been lemons.  Constant problems, very unreliable.  It breaks my heart because they sound and look so sweet.  I gave it my best shot with Matamp, but I have officially joined the Dunwich camp exclusively.
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Dave Green only joined Matamp in the 90s, so anything green from 70s is green small g because of the colour. And don't use 6550 in Green Matamps, it makes the resistors fall out.

[MichaelZodiac]

Everything together for the first time.

[bitter]

^ I see what you did there  . Applauded.

[Dave J]

Cool. Are there any clips of it so I can hear what it sounds like? I bet it sounds godly.

Your amps always have a killer sound.  I wish I could afford the Wizard and be patient enough to wait 1 year, because I want one bad.  I have to sell some gear and not spend that money for a year to do it.  That Weed amp sounds wicked too.

[mortlock]

Everything together for the first time.

fucking awesome..especially the T-40..

[swordofdoom]

Everything together for the first time.

fucking awesome..especially the T-40..

I played a T40 in my high school jazz band when my Precision shit the bed.

I thought my P was loud until I plugged that sucker in and about shook the whole school to pieces. The output of those toaster pickups is unreal.

[MichaelZodiac]

Yeah, if I want to keep my neighbors happy I don't go higher than 2 on the Acoustic and 4 on the Peavey head. Ridiculously loud. Awesome though

[everdrone]

hey, I finally dug up my camera and took some photos, when you get a chance, check out my pride and joy


my main guitar rig:




my bass rigs, thunderbird is an epi with a gibby sticker:



my 'backup/practice/jam' guitar gear:



I just like accumulating, I don't wanna thin the herd at allz!!!  no reason to hopefully I dont have to move and liquidate this stuff...cheers

[I,Galactus]

S'up SRL dudebros.  New gig, new digs, new rig:

[bbottom]

My downsized rig






The 2x15 cab that I'm thinking about getting up and running again as well as my MIA Fender P



My MIA Fender jazz.



I have a Peavey T40 as well and a few other things as well that I don't have any pics of

[tombhex]

my bass rigs, thunderbird is an epi with a gibby sticker:

I really like those peavey tour series heads, i borrowed one from a buddy for a few gigs and it was one of the most dynamic sounding modern amps i've played out of in a long time. cheers!

[Baxandall]

Everything together for the first time.

oh mah gawd!  I can hear it here.  Nice setup.

[hayseed]

Here's my current setup:
1985 Marshall Jcm800 2204 in dark green, 2008(?) Marshall 1960TV cab, 2009 Gibson SG Classic(soon to have a mini humbucker in the bridge), 2007 Epiphone SG G400 Worn brown(best guitar I have ever owned), Fender Blacktop Tele with rosewood fretboard

Pedals- Dunlop crybaby wah, EH Small Stone Nano, Ibanez TS9 tube screamer, Boss DD3 Delay, Behringer Tuner, Visual Sound 1 Spot

Nothing too vintage or rare, but I'm content with what I got right now.

[Baxandall]

Plush with Jenkins 112 by theecricket, on Flickr