clarkpegasus4001

Tecamp....I have a Tecamp Puma 350 head and i've had no volume issues at any gig i've played at. It's small and incredibly lightweight at just 2.4kg (5.3lbs). Running it at 4 ohms (like I do) you get 350w and if you use 8ohms it's 250w. Secondhand prices are easily within your budget. They sound excellent as well. Here's mine....... [attachment=103485:Tecamp Puma head front.JPG] [attachment=103486:Tecamp Puma 350 head top.JPG] [attachment=103487:Tecamp Puma head rear.JPG]

They are around £70 - £80 I believe so £15 is giving it away. If you fail getting it, you might like the Roland Cube combo's which have built in multi - effects (I really like the original ones from the 70's/80's without effects myself). good luck!

Welcome!

My Tecamp L115 cab is lightweight for it's size weighing in at 22kg (48.5lbs) for a 1X15.

£15? or you kidding? yeah i'd say it would set you up just dandy ho Luke.

No wonder Paul Keenan was dragging his heals about giving us a gig there! This is sad news I have friends who go there quite a bit. Yet another music venue goes kaput.

[quote name='DOTF' timestamp='1332797929' post='1593407'] Nov 26th 2011 Rock City Nottingham, Just watched you on you tube performing I turned to stone, my fav Budgie track, its very good. [/quote] Thank you very much. It was one of the first gigs we did with our new drummer.

Here's my current Tecamp rig (might be up for sale soon). [attachment=103457:Tecamp 115 cab front 2.JPG] [attachment=103461:Tecamp Puma 350 head.JPG] [attachment=103463:Tecamp cab rear 2.JPG]

[quote name='mojobass' timestamp='1332794838' post='1593321'] is that headstock decal right?? it looks as though its not in 100% the right place, seems to be sitting high on the headstock?? [/quote] Yeah I thought the same thing when I looked at it as well.

This is my current amp and cab, a Tecamp Puma 350 head and Tecamp 115 cab. These might be for sale soon. Also on view is my Electro Harmonix Electric Mistress in rare green/black colour that I occasionally take to gigs. [attachment=103455:Tecamp 115 cab front 1.JPG] [attachment=103456:EH Electric Mistress.JPG]

Here are my two basses, Rickenbacker 4001, 1975 and Fender Jazz 1974.....having an afternoon kip in the sun! [attachment=103453:Fender Jazz 1974 Rickenbacker 4001 1975.JPG] [attachment=103454:Fender Jazz and Rickenbacker 4001.JPG]

Here is my 1974 Fender Jazz bass in [color=#000000]black [/color]The pick up cover, bridge cover, and thumb rest have been removed and stored. [attachment=103451:Fender Jazz 1974.JPG] [attachment=103452:Fender Jazz 1974 rear.JPG]

Cheers guy's !

Sorry as this has probably been covered a lot before, but how do you post gear pix on threads on here? Thanks in advance......

Here is my Rickenbacker 4001 from January 1975 in [color=#b22222]Burgundyglo[/color]. The mute screws and bridge pick up cover have been removed and stored. [attachment=103449:Rickenbacker 4001 1975 Front.JPG] [attachment=103450:Rickenbacker 4001 1975 rear.JPG]

A reminder that we play The Olympic gig this coming Saturday 31st March gig details top of this thread.

Hi Jens welcome to the forum

We had a great gig. I just got back home from a gig at The Borough in Ilkeston, Derbyshire. We played pretty well (to say we've not had much rehearsal time to say the least) yet we got 3 encores and went down a storm! They normally get the proverbial "one man and his dog" in on a Thursday so we wasn't expecting anyone would turn up, but we pulled about 50 in which was great for a Thursday.....so i'm a happy chappie, the venue was happy, and the punters had a good night which is what it's all about.

Gentle "bump" reminder that the first of these two gigs is tonight 9.15pm approx. EDIT: See the "how was your gig last night thread" it was a blinder!

I always think it's best to be straight with people, so tell "guitarist A" you are doing the second band. As you are not doing very little with that band he should understand. Just tell him you aim to continue with both bands so long as you all agree. If he has a bottom lip and walks, you are not really losing anything because as you said, you are doing very little work anyway. It could even kick start the first band into being more active if "guitarist A" thinks you all might pull the plug.

[quote name='Machines' timestamp='1332333848' post='1586738'] Base all the way. A bass is a fish. [/quote] +1

I really enjoyed that! great bass sound too.

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1332259025' post='1585699'] Thanks! As far as I can tell using the most modern scientific methods (weighing myself with and without the bass on bathroom scales ) it's in the order of 8.5lbs, which I believe to be relatively light for a P-Bass. [/quote] Not too heavy then.

Is he on medication?

That's a nice looking bass Mark. Just out of curiosity, is it heavy?