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Rayman

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  1. 29 minutes ago, BassAdder60 said:

    Personally I would avoid that cab as it will be under rated and sound terrible if pushed to be heard.

     

    There are many better cabs out there, this isn’t one of them in my opinion. 
     

    As it’s a 4ohm cab you can’t add a second cab either so potentially a waste of your money. 
     

    I would seek out one of the low cost Laney or Ashdown cabs in 8ohm format rated to 300w per cab 

    Yeah agreed, I’m pulling out of the sale. 
     

    I’ve been messaging the seller since this morning with no response, asking exactly what it is. I should have asked before bidding I guess.

  2. I’ve had combos since the 80s. So all this watts and ohms shizzle is new to me, all I ever thought about was how loud it was. Big and loud was always the requirement. To be honest I’ve always been sceptical about tiny amps and speakers. It’s illogical to me…. everything has always been big and heavy.

  3. So as I’m in a rush, and I wanted something for the next gig, I’ve gone for a temporary measure. A used TC BQ500 and a Peavey 2x12 4ohm 350W cab. I understand that the TC output is probably realistically closer to 400W anyway. So that’ll do as a temporary setup, but the search for a proper rig will continue in the New Year

  4. 39 minutes ago, Downunderwonder said:

    You need to be still steady on your feet not needing the handrail. At that stage you can go micro.

    I’m not quite there yet lol…. and only a couple of years ago during lockdown I was solo lifting washing machines into the back of a van. Couldn’t do that now.

     

    I’ve seen a tiny 500W TC BQ class D head…. my only experience of TC is that I’ve blown two of them to bits…. but it’s small and powerful…. plugged into a 2x12 it might work 

  5. So embarrassingly, after 40yrs of using combos, I have a question. Proof that you're never too old to learn...

     

    I just can't keep lugging my Ashdown ABM combo around anymore. We live in an upstairs flat, and it's getting impossible to hump it up and down the stairs.

     

    So I'm looking to move to separates, a lightweight head and 1 or 2 cabs instead.

     

    How does the Ohm thing work?  Can I use a 500W rated head with a 300W cab? 

     

    Thanks for your assistance

     

     

  6. 6 hours ago, neepheid said:

    Wasn't it a Thunderbird last week? ;)

     

    For the band…..always the Thunderbird live yes….., but at home and for anything else, it’s been one of these three for the last few months. 
     

    I recorded a couple of tracks with some friends at the weekend, and used the GTB jazz…. it recorded really well.

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