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M@23

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  1. What percentage of people actually care? Most of those that do probably shouldn't quite as much. I had TKS s112 and they sounded great and were plenty loud enough.
  2. Footloose. Cracking bass parts throughout. The final chorus after the build is a belter though.
  3. It has a DI out too, which not many seem to at that price.
  4. M@23

    Yamaha BB435?

    Did you bite the bullet @TRBboy? I'm thinking about grabbing a 735a.
  5. Ahh, nice man. I agonised over this or my Sadowsky a while back. Guessing it is from Guitar Guitar? This had an outrageous B string and was beautifully made. I regrettably passed as I wanted to go active. You've got a beautiful instrument there though!
  6. Great cab and a good guy. Deal with confidence here folks.
  7. Would it fit in a guitar case?
  8. I'd try different strings. For me EB strings just don't last. Their guitar strings rust on me really quickly and bass strings sound great for a week, then sound lifeless at the drop of a hat. Always interesting the comments on Markbass cabs. I've had some really high end cabs, but having recently come back to Markbass, am happier with my rig than I have been for a while. My whole Markbass rig costs less than my last amp did. Don't get fooled into more expensive = better.
  9. Or stored somewhere more secure. This seems to be quite an issue. And Janek Gwizdala had his raided. Hope he gets them back, how awful.
  10. TA501 have a really nice compressor too! If I had the money I'd take it 😢
  11. Looks much sharper than the X variant, to me anyway. Good find! I'm tempted by a 735a, but also have a long standing want for a Yamaha 6...
  12. We have a couple of these too. Really good little monitors.
  13. There's a couple of Vanderkley 112 for sale here. They're great cabs. BIG, clear and powerful sounding cabs.
  14. I love mine. If you like Markbass, then you'll like this. It's been a few years since I had a LM3, but it feels like a more powerful version of it. It's about as user friendly as they come. I don't EQ more than a notch either way of 12 o'clock, but the filters are there to quickly get 'old skool' or 'modern'. If you're not a Markbass fan though, it's nothing new.
  15. Baby No2 is due here next month, so I no longer have the option of a spare room. But, it forced me to clear the cupboard under the stairs, which is actually a decent size. Also, means that I don't have to lug gear up and down the stairs anymore!
  16. My guitarist has one. Ideal for sound checking. I think you'd need to invest in some decent rechargeable batteries. He hasn't had a single drop out though and no interference either. I'm going to switch too.
  17. Lots of cool stuff! I like the look of the 60w 1x10.
  18. My Peavey TKO 75. It's not the best amp! But I got it free! It's certainly not going to replace my main rig. But it's old and reliable should it be called upon.
  19. TKS use Eminence Beta as your Orange does. A TKS 112 weighs about 10kg too. Obviously won't sound the same, might might be a similar vibe though.
  20. Camera has flipped it! Sounds tasty.
  21. If you're on Talkbass might be worth asking them... Seem to remember one of their chief engineers was a regular poster.
  22. Same. To go one step further, I'd actually quite like a 5 string Warwick, probably a Streamer too!
  23. Have a bump on me. We picked one of these up a couple of months back and it has transformed setting up and sound checking. Plus, the bass sims are actually flippin' good. I use the Markbass one every gig for FOH.
  24. Didn't see it, but thanks for the link. Unbelievable live act.
  25. Nice one. Just went and looked this up. Interesting stuff re: everything getting double checked and it being the same components. I'm the happiest I've been for years with my latest setup which is 100% Indonesian Markbass.
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