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No, that's the 2126. The S2126 is the same as the S212 with the 6 inch driver added. Less "full range" than the 2126 but louder per watt.

There's been a lot of great things said about the 1126/2126 and S112/212, but haven't seen any mention of the S2126. Has anyone tried one? Quite interested to hear people's thoughts on the H115 as well.

Just a quick thought....Anyone using preamp/eq pedals to get their tone and using their amp pretty much purely to amplify? Thinking that rather than spend big bucks on an amp which may only provide one sound it may be better to get a "meat and tatties" amp for not much dosh (such as a Hartke LH500) and having something like two EWS Trilogic 2s or similar (one for both pickups, one for back pickup) and maybe a Sansamp for a bit of character.

Just found this; http://m.bonedo.de/artikel/einzelansicht/blog-licht-aus-bei-tecamp-vorhang-auf-fuer-eich-amplification.html According to Google Translate we can expect to see new Eich Amplification amps this February, and "Eich" is German for "Calibration"!

[quote name='DBerriff' timestamp='1451759547' post='2943208'] I'm jinxed. I only recently bought a Puma 500. Before that I had Genz Benz gear. [/quote] I'm the same. I once bought an Austin Ambassador and look what happened to the British Motor industry....

Anybody tried this....? http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B018I7GJ6A/ref=mp_s_a_1_8?qid=1451838723&sr=8-8&pi=AC_SX118_SY170&keywords=Bass+arpeggios&dpPl=1&dpID=51FR5oiMwBL&ref=plSrch

Cheers for the replies, fellas. I've decided to give D'Addario EXL170BT's a try, the balanced tension set. If anyone's tried em, I'd be interested to hear!

Cheers Lozz. When I bought the bass it had DR Fat Beams on. The tension took some getting used to but once I had I found there was no going back, and they sounded great, only thing I wasn't keen on was the feel of steel. I may have to try to get used to it!

Cheers!

Looking for some roundwound recommendations for my CIJ Jazz. Currently has DR Nickel Low Riders on, which sound great on the E and A, really full and punchy, but a bit too zingy on the D and G. Nice in the mids though on all four strings. Also looking for fairly high tension, not keen on floppy strings! So there you go, punchy, high tension nickels with good mid content....GO!

Top fella! Sale and very prompt postal delivery. Buy with confidence!

[quote name='Leonard Smalls' timestamp='1445499650' post='2891859'] Nice! [/quote] Cheers Leonard!

Hi, here's a video recorded in my friend's teaching studio of a funky little groove, featuring my righteous sounding Carvin SB5000. I love it so! Video features the very talented John Waugh from The 1975 on tenor sax, Phil Hudson (Lighthouse Family, Omar, Mica Paris) on guitar, my good friend Dave Lourie on drums and myself (duh!) on aforementioned Carvin. Hope you enjoy it! https://youtu.be/OPGAkZsShs8

Indeed. That'll teach me to be such a grumpy old scrote.

Fair play from me, too. Apologies for jumping to the wrong conclusion! No offence intended.

Alright, not really of great importance in the scheme of things but has anybody who is foolish enough to waste most of their life on Facebook noticed these posts that Scott puts up on his page where he has a picture of some bass or amp, the name of which will be in bold letters, then a quote along the lines of "hey, anybody tried one of these, love to hear what you think..." then when loads of people reply he doesn't post a single response? Am I being cynical here or is this purely a way of generating some extra revenue through some sneaky Facebook advertising ploy?

Not at all, there doesn't seem a way of saying this without it sounding wrong, but the more anal the better! Cheers!