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  • Birthday 23/01/1974

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  1. Raslee
    Just received the Subway D-800 and trying it now in my lunch break. First impressions is the Mesa’s baked in sound is a lot warmer than the Puma which will probably suit the mostly ska reggae and prog material I’m doing of late. However I can get a similar tone with the Puma. On the face of it so far, I’d say the Tecamp Puma has more overall flexibility and does a better modern tone if needed, and the fan is louder on the Mesa. Never owned a Mesa until now. Found the Tecamp box and manual too.
  2. Raslee
    You guys are making me have second thoughts 😂. The Mesa arrives tomorrow so will be rigorously A/B ing to see which one stays! I do love this Tecamp for sure, so powerful and great tone every time.
  3. Raslee
    I use the Elf into a Markbass Pure 4 ohm 2x10”. It’s a superlight and loud rig. One of the bands I play with is a loud ska punky band and I’m yet to go past half way on my volume.
  4. Raslee
    Amazing high quality and reliable loud amp! Only selling as I’ve just bought a Mesa that will do 2ohms, which I need. Excellent condition, 900w at 4ohms and I think 600w at 8ohms. Really does sound superb! RATM sticker removable…my attempt to be down with the kids but was told by the ‘yout’ RATM is now considered Grandad music..ahem! Comes with newish Eich amp case (Eich used to be called Tecamp). £375 or collect from Plymouth. May trade for Markbass NY151 cab or possibly MB 12” combo.
  5. Raslee
    Just done a recent bass trade with Ben. All good and a trustworthy bass chatter - deal with confidence.
  6. Raslee
    PM’d
  7. Raslee
    I have 2 Sandberg superlights, 4 and a 5, and a Spector RST, all under 6.6lbs…absolute joyous and sound great IMO…helped with shoulder and back pain tremendously. For the rig I’m using a Markbass Pure 4ohm 2x10 and an Elf, again superlight and pretty decent sound. Just made a really nice Paulowina P bass which is 7lbs…really chuffed how it came out with a lovely light roasted neck off eBay…total cost around £300 with Geezer Emg.
  8. Raslee
    Stunning!
  9. Raslee
    Happily using the Puma 900, plenty of headroom for my recent reggae gigs - super clean, but my Eden WT550 is still my favourite. Ironically I now play most of my gigs using a Trace Elf though 😂
  10. Raslee
    PM’d chromes 😊
  11. Raslee
    What an absolute bargain! Still got mine and refer to it as the ‘Rolls Royce’ for obvious reason that it’s just simply class. I remember A/Bing it against a MB LMT before a gig last year and the difference was night and day…the Eden had ‘heft’ (there you go I’ve said it 😳)and I gigged it with a big smile being able to really feel the bass coming out my speakers. Will be gigging mine again in a few weeks, can’t wait. I agree, one of the best amps ever made along with the Eden WT800’s.
  12. Raslee
    Wow, that was quick 😂
  13. Raslee
    Pm’d
  14. Raslee
    What is the weight please? Thanks
  15. Raslee
    Must be a sign of the market these days but really can’t believe this wonderful piece of Warwick history is still here at this great price. This Warwick is a league ahead of your usual Corvettes of this era. For your money you get a vintage made proline model , German made 1993 Warwick with a Streamer alike neck with a wenge fretboard and brass adjustable nut, sort after Villex pickups married to a great transparent Glockenkenlang preamp with passive option and also a lightweight bass weighing under 8lb. Not only that, it looks and plays amazingly with by far lowest buzz free action of all my basses…it really must be a sign of the times! Anyhow may take an EBS Reidmar 759, or 752 in trade but cash is king.
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