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[quote name='neptunehealer' timestamp='1358253724' post='1935572'] As the barefaced super 12T is rated 150-1200W RMS @ 4ohms, am i right in thinking that if i just connect this to my amp then i am getting full power of my amp? Is the wattage/rms you're after something you discuss with the manufacturer? as i wouldn't want to blow my amp. Also as it's a 4 ohm cab i presume i can't connect an 8ohm 1x15 to it. Will the super 12T honestly deliver any venue on it's own, will it have the punch and low end required? [/quote] with your amp you wont be able to add a 1x15 but you really wont need another cab, you really have to try one, itll blow you away. im constantly drowning out the pa at gigs.

[quote name='neptunehealer' timestamp='1358251317' post='1935459'] I have never considered using a 2x12 before. What does say two 2x12 cabs stacked give you that a 4x10 and 1x15 doesn't? [/quote] just remember not all 2x12 cabs are equal, the barefaced will easily hold up to a full stack on its own, you really wouldnt need a second cab, the volume these cabs are capable of is truly silly. i kinda miss having a big stack (i play rock and metal) and have been considering getting a barefaced compact (1x15) so i can stack it up, but every gig i realise that its just not necessary even with no pa support.

also if you were considering one and you ever travel north, im in lancashire and would be happy to let you try mine out.

from the Barefaced website Super Twelve - £760 Super Twelve T - £870 (with variable tweeter) cabs come with a standard black grill but Vintage grill cloth is available at £50 extra Postage is a hefty £60 for all the larger cabs, £30 for smaller (the super 12 is classed as large ) details are on the website http://barefacedbass.com and i believe there is an extremly complimentary review of the s12T in the current issue if guitar and bass magazine (FEB) although i havent read it.

[quote name='neptunehealer' timestamp='1358251317' post='1935459'] Right that's interesting. I notice the barefaced cab suggested arn't listen on GAK, will have to seek them out though. I have never considered using a 2x12 before. What does say two 2x12 cabs stacked give you that a 4x10 and 1x15 doesn't? [/quote] They are only available direct, and there is a waiting time due to high demand and the fact they are made to order. they are not cheap but worth every penny in my opinion. they also have a trial period so if you buy one and decide its not for you after trying in a gig situation, you can send it back for a full refund(less postage costs), although iv yet to hear of anyone using this option.

I used to have a swr goliath 3 4x10 and a swr big ben 1x18 stack which was great but i moved on to a barefaced super12t. Im now clearer on stage with a more defined sound and louder too. There is no loss in bottom end and its a one hand lift too. I have never been happier with my sound. Although i do miss having a big stack sometimes. Something to consider.

i love this, pointy but in a slightly curvy organic way. [sharedmedia=core:attachments:88071] [sharedmedia=core:attachments:88070]

I reckon at least 95% of all basses are ugly as sin. Shame really it means i have to spend a load of cash when i want somethin pretty. All the ones i like are custom shapes or insanely rare. Hohum.......

Fender jazz basses are ugly bugly. Not that keen on p basses either,oh and anything headless too I like some pionty ones though.

Heavy duty stuff from my local pound shop is identical to the hobbycraft stuff but its only £1.

Super12. If its not too big. Perfect for rock. Small. Light and massively loud.

Chevin research. Light, pro quality, reliable and relatively cheap 2nd hand

the roland is a great piece of gear and great value, i have been using one for a while now with no issues and very low latency too.

For me im 3/5 of the way to my perfect lineup already. Me-bass Will ferrel - vocals - amazing unique voice with shades of bruce dickinson. Extremely powerfull and creative too with his melodies. Martin Fitzharris - drums - an old friend and one of the most creative drummers i have heard. Now for the dream bit Jari maneppa (wintersun)- guitars Micheal romeo (symphony x)- guitars that would be epic.

[quote name='BigRedX' timestamp='1354716693' post='1889484'] Disc Wizards are very good on price (especially if you have traditional Jewel Cases as opposed to other packaging). However IMO the print quality isn't quite as good as it could be. Also they appear to use a different manufacturer to all the other CD brokers so their artwork templates are completely different to everyone else, which can be an issue especially for Digipaks and cardboard sleeves. [/quote] I had some 3 panel digipaks done and they came out perfect. Very high quality print. Nice glossy finish too. (matt is slso available). Maybe it depends on the images though.

[quote name='charic' timestamp='1354715566' post='1889472'] In a similar situation ourselves, any recommendations on cd pressing companies? [/quote] Discwizards are great quality and price. Any orders over 500pcs are pressed from a master rather than copies.

[quote name='Rayman' timestamp='1354636937' post='1888493'] 24[i] years[/i]???? No waaay?? Bloody hell I'm old. [/quote] yeah, i had to count twice before i posted.

Iron maiden - seventh son of a seventh son In my opinion maidens best work. And im right. Still sounds truly awesome 24 years on.

[quote name='Doddy' timestamp='1354213315' post='1883752'] The ones who can't drive? Or the ones that spend all their money on the house and can't afford a car or chauffer maybe? [/quote] or the ones who are too drunk to drive maybe?

I think its quite tastefull, all houses should look like this, including mine. now to have a chat with the wife.

i think its awesome! although i'd lose the football pitch.

I briefly tried a headlite with my super 12t. There seemed to be loads of volume and plenty of bottom end.(although it wasnt in a gig situation) Overall very nice. The s12t sounds very punchy and cuts right through the mix. So far it has sounded nothing short of epic with any head i have tried.