The Boys!!

[cebreez]

Gotta take some better pictures!!

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[cebreez]

This might work better.....

 

[Robert]

How do you get them to attach to the ceiling?

 

[cebreez]

I didn't .... I flipped the room over. Think I pulled something..... arrrggghhh!!

 

[marnold]

He just took your sig seriously, Robert.

Nice axen and amph, by the way.

 

[Spudman]

Nice axen and amph, by the way.

That sounds like it could be one of Santa's heavy metal reindeer names.

Killer looking bass rig.

 

[Ch0jin]

How do you get them to attach to the ceiling?

Bwahahahahahahahahaha. Almost spit out my coffee!

 

[cebreez]

Thanks Spudman! Ch0jin... stop wasting the coffee!!

 

[NWBasser]

Nice basses!

How many watts in that rig?

And what's in the rack?

 

[Katastrophe]

NICE! I bet that Peavey bass is a real beast.

 

[cebreez]

Thats a Kustom Deep End 200w with Deep End Series 4x10 and 1x15, Furman power conditioner, tuner, and a Lexicon Jamman on the bottom (not used with the bass).
Yep, beast is an understatement in weight and power. No need for actives in the T-40, it carries its own. I'm building a second one and am considering selling the Fender Jazz when its done. The only thing is I still like using the jazz for well... jazz! And when the show gets long and the T-40 gets heavy. After playing the T-40 for a while the jazz feels and sounds like a toy.

I was using a Line6 LowDown 110 for practice and as a bass monitor for the drummer but the T-40 drives it too hard and tends to distort quickly so I use it only for a monitor now.