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Telebass

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  1. I don't have amp enough to run two, nor the means to carry two! This'll do.
  2. Well, after two gigs and a rehearsal, I'm still amazed by this cab. Cab GAS gone!
  3. [quote name='TommyK' timestamp='1359105940' post='1949841'] I have a BF Super 15 and I no longer have Cab GAS. 100% cured (no really, it is!) Sounds perfect, very loud, looks good and I can carry it, what can be improved?? [/quote] This. Best speaker I've ever heard a bass through, period.
  4. [quote name='Raymondo' timestamp='1367180751' post='2062344'] Skank old chap,has anyone ever told you that sometimes you can be quite amusing? [/quote] + the one!
  5. My standard practice tool is a Tascam MP-BT-1 with a pair of Sennheiser headphones. But a little while back, I picked up an old Fender Bassman 25, and that has aux in and phones out, so both bases covered. Good small rehearsal amp too.
  6. [quote name='Longmayyourun' timestamp='1365363121' post='2038623'] And 'Hi' from just over Kit Hill. Hope you find some folks to play with soon. We're going to have to have a Peninsular Bass Bash one of these days.......... [/quote] Yes! Why not! Soon!
  7. Yup, agree with this. Prompted by a random bass purchase (and the need to recoup some money), I thought long and hard, and realised that my modified MIM P, the new Mustang, and a Kingman acoustic bass do all I want or need, musically. So the others are heading out the door!
  8. I bought this for a project which never got off the ground, and it is now surplus. Previous to me, only used in a home studio environment. Everything works, with the only downside being the ubiquitous flickery gooseneck light. I've yet to see one on any mixer that doesn't flicker - a BNC connector is the worst possible for current carrying duties... Comes with a copied Manual. [attachment=133241:Dsc00086.jpg] [attachment=133242:Dsc00085.jpg]
  9. Some items which may be of interest. Red Sparkle Precision-style pickguard. Not sure how accurate a fit this would be, but definitely a different look... £15 posted. [attachment=133236:Dsc00087.jpg] Axl neck, with hardware. Fits in the same slot as the neck on the Plexi P, so accurate fender size. £35 posted. [attachment=133237:Dsc00088.jpg] [attachment=133238:Dsc00089.jpg] [attachment=133239:Dsc00090.jpg] [attachment=133240:Dsc00091.jpg] [size=5][b]***Neck Sold***[/b][/size]
  10. Well, I'll be sorry to see this go, but the new Mustang means I must move stuff on, and this rates as 'last in, first out'. [b]Will part out if anyone wants the body/pickguard. I'll keep the rest for a new build.[/b] Here's the build thread by Andy Travis. [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/185381-plexiglass-precision-finished-phone-pics-added/page__st__120__p__1843371__hl__plexi%20p__fromsearch__1#entry1843371"]http://basschat.co.u..._1#entry1843371[/url] It has a standard BBOT instead of the Badass, otherwise unchanged. Not a lightweight bass! I'll include the Slinger strap I imported from the States, as I won't be using it on anything else. Prefer collection, but will arrange courier if need be. [attachment=133228:20130117_212050.jpg]
  11. Now that I have the Super 15, this surplus to requirements. I put this together using an old Behringer BX1200 cabinet and a brand new B&C 12HPL64 driver, which is the same as is in my Markbass CMD121H. markbass rate these at 400W, B&C appear to say 200W. My experience with this and the Markbass stuff leans toward the 400W - I've driven it and the combo pretty hard at times, and it's never done anything but push out the bass! It is fitted with a Speakon/jack combo socket, so usable in most situations. Would prefer collection. I'm in West Devon. Reduced to £60! [attachment=133222:Dsc00088.jpg] [attachment=133221:Dsc00087.jpg]
  12. No choice. Can't see anything without my specs!
  13. I'm jealous of your Bassman 70. I'd love a 50/70/100, especially as they'd be quite usable with this very sensitive cab!
  14. Do you depend on others to get you to gigs? If so, why? I'm not talking about sharing for economy here.
  15. [quote name='discreet' timestamp='1366487756' post='2053221'] I [i]always [/i]take my own gear. Why spend God knows how much time and money getting the kit you want and then not use it? Rehearsal gear takes a right old battering in any case and is generally pants. [size=4]If you're happy to use a shonky rig at rehearsal, why did you buy decent gear?[/size] [/quote] This.
  16. Handling: I've always wanted a 2x15, but having no lower spine to speak of, I could never see a way to achieve it. Well, that cab is here. While bulkier than either piece of my old rig, the total weight of the new rig is nearly 25lbs lighter! Easy to carry, with tilt-back wheels for the smooth bits. Sounds: Big, very big! Guitarist was somewhat overawed by the commanding tone! I will need to tweak eq here and there as I get familiar with it and it loosens up a bit, but basically, this is easily the best-sounding cab my meagre talent has ever been expressed through!
  17. And my gig? Launceston Rugby Club final match of the season. They won, too, or at least there was a great deal of celebration of one sort or another going on! So crowded, we had no space to set up! Got going just before 8 and away it all went. A blast! And the new Barefaced Super 15? Bloody amazing!
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