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[quote name='itsmedunc' timestamp='1396486997' post='2414300'] It was a sting Ray... [/quote] Made my day, and that day hasn't even really started yet. Thank you!

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Sorry for the confusion. I was just being a bitt silly and playful about the very concept of splitting units into two components, after I realised one would do it with an amp, but hardly by separating the neck of a bass from the body, or the speaker elements from the enclosure.

I hear you, but in the great BC tradition of answering a different question, please allow me to put forward the notion that you're attacking this from the wrong side. If you want a component system to have a discernable effect on the sound, then the amp is the last factor you want to change. Better start with splitting the bass and/or the cab into two components each. These separates will have a dramatic effect on your sound. Also, while I realise it's not a popular subject, I'd also have to mention cables. Chop them in two, and be in awe! Glad to be of help! (Just couldn't resist.)

Left-handed, but can't handle left-handed basses. Edit: just realised I can't handlle right-handed basses either! So: are there basses around that don't require one to handle them? A synth maybe? PC-software?

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[quote name='Beer of the Bass' timestamp='1395496629' post='2403061'] I wouldn't want to carry anything bigger than a small 1x12" on a bus. [/quote] Bah! Just take the SVT 810! It's just a matter of leaving all the Ritters at home.

Now I'm not a technician, but IME deep lows mean cab volume, and cab volume means cab weight. If you need to avoid that, then AFAIK, we're talking money. Since 750 quid is way outside your budget, my guess for the time being is that keeping the Fusion is the way forward, unless I or hopefully someone else comes up with an idea that is better. The Barefaceds, Aguilars, Bergantinos and Vanderkleys on this planet all come with a price tag. Could you do with a little MarkBass? They're voiced with personality (some hate them, but I love them) and very loud too. Also often a lot cheaper than aforementioned brands. Edit: Discreet beat me to it. Also, have you already been in Leamington to test some stuff? Mark should have enough in stock.

Have you already seen http://basschat.co.uk/topic/466-the-lightweight-cabs-thread/ and similar threads? Can you narrow it down a bit as to what style you're after? Like the Focus, or different? Is the budget important? Also, does it have to be a 210? The Vanderkley 112MNT is terribly loud and weighs nothing, apart from reportedly being a fabulous cab. The 112EXT reportedly sounds even more Hi-Fi, at the cost of volume.

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