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back in the abm club with cabs anyway

The short scale squiers are great tbh

Sold my Bass simplifier to Colin. No messing, and straight forward to deal with, 100% what you want Andy

it does look cool but really hoping it’s not 1500!!!

love my rack unit, not using to sound like geddy but love the way the two channels mix

yeh thats cool just need something that can drive two cabs sometimes ideally as it save two heads

Not really that bothered by the weight, I just like the flexibility of being able to run two cabs which it can still do I guess just not per side like I thought

my bad!

Im used to there complaints! lol im serectly tempted to grab the 1200 due to it going down to 2 ohms

wont be if my sodding gk would sell!!!!

great response Cici welcome to basschat!

Oh the changes things, might go for the 600 then!

Don’t need cabs I’ve got a few Peavey 215’s so will be using them live but want a ok head I’m thinking the full 300w at 4 ohm might be ok…

hey guys considering coming back to ashdown.....well i use a ctm pre amp at the minute anyway but im looking at the abm 300 or should i just to the 600?

New pickup day dimarzio will power

have you had a bump to the head?

this i have no idea why some sound guys feel the need to make a band sound how they want, they should take in how the band sound and go from there make suggestions if needed, ive had sound men try and take a di straight from my basssaying they like a clean signal ( i use a big pedalboard) and then had one guy just help him self changing amp eq and pedal settings. for me ir wont sound like they do in headphones but sending that to a foh will sound better than a harsh di and also the venues who will mic any guitar amp they see yet scream and run from putting one on a bass. its also to be said ive seen people turn up and want to use the exact sound threy recorded with.....this 90%of the time wont work either

plenty shows ive been to and played the headline band has had there own sound guy, who either runs the inhouse rig or will plug into the pa themselves the first thing is much more common as you can find out the desk and talk abou t this in advance. the band mixing themsleves if they know what they are doing is totally fine, when you go see a bigger show or tour one SE will not mix the whole show each band will have there own

think he basically saying they mix themselves and yeh plug into the pa so the in house guy doesnt need to do anything

very true, were its also important to be able to mix yourself on stage a bit aswell, but agree a usless SE is a waste of time.

joe public couldnt tel the difference between an svt, abm or a darkglass head...tbh its down to feel and how it lets me play, i always try to match ir to the amp and rig i play, in the mix i just want it to sound good, but if its what im hearing it needs to be what i want, however im def advise the sound guy on how to layer the signals i send (Sub, Synth and amp di) also if i send them a ir'd and treated di ive not yet had an upset sound guy. however im not trying to make a 112 sound like a 215, im trying to get the sound of my 215 into the pa. im gonna start using iem probs towards the end of the year, and for that the ir's (for me two notes) work the best for me

I think it’s down to finding the right ir I love someone micing up a cab, but it’s not always practical At the min I only use ir for home recording but am gonna add it to my live di to help it