Rickresource Rickenbacker Forum

Show off what you play your Rickenbacker through and what you like about it.

Bass, Guitar, or Acoustic. All are welcome.

Left to Right: Vox AC15C1, Kustom K200 roll'n'tuck, MusicMan RD110-Fifty. The Vox and the Music Man are what I use on stage when I play my 360/12 in stereo, the Kustom is my practice amp.
JimK

This baby. It's all I have, it's all I want (for now). Versatile and works well for all my needs.

Main amp right now is a 1974 Marshall 2100 Lead & Bass 50 Combo ( 2x12, 50w). Paul Weller is all about these things!


Only photo I have on-hand right now..

1964 Princeton:

OK: Signal enters on the "Rack-O-Sound™" unit in bottom panel of the top rack, either stereo (Rick-O-Sound) or mono. Stereo channels can be swapped or mixed, input can run directly to the two SansAmp RPMs, or be buffered with 4Meg Ohm input.

SansAmps run to the Rane DC 24 for noise gating and a bit of compression, separate channels for each SansAmp signal.

After the compressor, the Lexicon MX200 can be used to add some reverb or other effects such as octave, chorus, flange, delay, etc.

The channels then go separately to the Rane AC22B crossover where they get separated into high and low channels for each.

The 2 high channels get mixed in the Rack-O-Sound™, as do the 2 High channels, giving a high and a low channel to be fed to the power amp. The high channel drives Ampeg 10" speakers, the low channel drives Ampeg 15" speakers.

The Rack-O-Sound™ unit also has a stereo audio input on the front and another stereo input on the back. These mix into the bass signal and drive the headphone amp for practice/monitor use.

OK, I'm a Techno-Nerd™, what can I say?

Fender HRD MkIII 2x12 Bog standard clean amp that does what it says on the tin.

@Collin -- I'm trying to check out your amp but my eyes won't leave that gorgeous 381...

deaconblues wrote:@Collin -- I'm trying to check out your amp but my eyes won't leave that gorgeous 381...

+1

My old (from 1990) Fender Princeton Chorus --- SOLID STATE!

Yup, who need those glowing lightbulbs in an amp. My solid state Princeton Chorus is thee best amp for my Rics. Far better than my Roland Jazz Chorus and VOX AC30. The Princeton is bright as heck, trebly, crystal clear, and full and lush (two speakers in this amp).

Go ahead. Laugh at the red knobs. Doesn't bother me. I love this amp. And so do my Rickenbackers.

scotty wrote:

deaconblues wrote:@Collin -- I'm trying to check out your amp but my eyes won't leave that gorgeous 381...

+1

Sorry guys, I'll get a better photo up and that pesky 381 out of the way.

collin wrote:Only photo I have on-hand right now..

You may only have one picture but damn it's a good one.

I need to make some more current photos of this, regardless, this amp sounds great for both guitar and basses.

Here are amps I set up on benches, for a Jam in my back yard, a short while back this Summer

Five amplifiers Left to right:
Vox AD50VT, Mesa Boogie Subway Blues, Fender Deluxe 90 DSP (solid state)
Vox AC-30 cc2x and Vox T-60 Bass amp (solid state)