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Can we get a pic of the back? I was wondering about hooking up a 15” to my TE Combo for more beef

I was worried If it was loud enough - I know now it is plenty loud. Kept up with a drummer and two guitars playing hard rock. Sounded good as well.

Been looking at that Elf, too! I have heard nothing but good things about it, but have doubts it will be loud enough

Would be nice if I could add a 2x10" on top of it, for more power

I cannot find any info on this combo, can you TE experts tell me about it - good or bad etc?

Ah, tell me more about the Veyron - been looking on that. Good sound etc?

Looking for a new bass head, around 350-500 watt and around £300 (Give or take). I take care of the bass in a rock band, so the Hartke LH500 could be a contender - some say it sounds fat and oldschool....some say it sounds dull. Any other suggestions around that price would be very much appreciated - what alternatives should I look at too?

Not really familiar with that graphic EQ - or that level slider. Is there a link to that manual you refer to?

I think this one has got a fan, not sure about the weight

Can anyone spot what model, wattage etc. this is - good or bad? Thanks

What do you use for the pickups then?

Can I get THIS online in Europe? Those $12 brass gadgets will cost me around $60 to import to Denmark

Thank you for clearing this up. Sire has cut a few corners, and here are two of them. Nice to know I’m not the only one seeing this as a problem

I am curious if there are foam under the pickups, to push up the pickups when adjusting them. I have tried to raise the pickups in my Sire V7, and it doesn't feels like anything is pushing them up.

I'd like to know why

I actually wrote Sandberg to hear if nail polish would damage the pickup/poles. It should not damage anything, and they were interested in how it worked out for me. I was hoping nail polish would stop the click sound when strings hit the poles. Any experiences with that?

I would really like to cover up the poles on my pickups, but I don’t feel comfortable to goof around with raisong the covers. I was thinking about nail polish, maybe that will do the trick? The problem is the “click” sound when the strings hit the poles. Anyone tried the nail polish thing? Will it damage the pickup poles? Better solutions? Thank you from Denmark

Anything different than the normal 3mm from pole to string, on the BB1024?

I am messing around with the Zoom B3n, and sometimes when I go from one patch to another the volume get crazy high, and if I do it when I’m with the band, everybody runs for cover. Should I adjust every single effect/patch to an even volume, or is there a simple way to do it? Thanks a lot guys Steen

Right. I use only a very small amount of distortion when I play, I think it ruins the way my bass supports the music

Playing with my amp, I thought one way to get that sound, was to cut the mids all the way (directly the other way of Lemmy's sound).

I grew up on bands like Overkill, Exodus, Anthrax etc. and always liked the way the bass sounded on many thrash bands - a "ringing" clanky tone. Anyone knows if it's the amp settings, effects or string action that brings out that tone? Tommy Goober from Toy Dolls has his own way of getting a very unique sound, very low string action 😉

Thank you for clearing that up completely

Hi I am looking for a protective thingie for my amp. What term should I be using when looking something online - a rack, a case (some cases are explained as 2u or 3u - I just want a cheap way of protecting my amp when I tranport it to a gig etc.