bazzbass

that is a killer rig that will last you many years You could experiment with a second cab as a 4x10 depending on your needs then you'd have three different setups, 115, 410 and 115 and 410.

best advice is to test it without the other band members,turn the volume up gradually,listening to the cabs for farting. I doubt you'll have any problems.

I paid $600 for a Takamine acoustic bass. Sold it and bought a edrum kit. They are only good for noodling on the couch,and uncomfortable at that. I get a better vibe from my fretless Jazz with rounds, just turn your amp volume down to 1 at acoustic gigs.

it's aged well. Nice song, surprised how noiseless it is after all this time on tape. Good restoration.

you made coffee come out of my nose

if you read my post, you'd see that I was saying that as it wasn't in someone's hands as THEIR guitar, it wasn't as bad . I stand by that statement. Not arguing,just restating my point.

I bought the Mono dual bag. 1) it only JUST fit in the taxi,took up the whole back seat. 2) two basses are REALLY heavy when you are old and have a bad back lol 3) I NEVER needed a backup bass before, and still don't

I would hope you do test them, something you obviously didn't do the first time around. It's not like your prices are at the budget end......

here in South Oz,the only venues that have original bands don't have pokies and most won't survive. Totally killed off the industry. No rescue plan for them,coz they don't hand over millions from pokies.

while I hate all crims, at least they were insured, the guitars didn't belong to anybody yet, up for sale. Not as bad as a musician getting his gear stolen.

how dare you, how very DARE you I was stoned.......

really? mkayyyyyyyy

ahah I see your dilemma. Good solution,I've never seen those short plugs before

well if plugging ONE speaker cable is such a hassle, then yeah get the combo. I'd rather they worked on a 500w Elf still..... Merry Xmas

if you are that concerned, don't play just yet.

I put S Locks on all nine basses. Not a problem with any of them. Best locks on the market. ymmv

if you are looking to save board space, EBS flat patch cables are the way to go. the new gold ones

email jason at fretnation, he knows everything about bass strings.

your first option is to buy a cheap pedal? Try adjusting your amp's EQ section,that is what it is there for. You rolled off your tone knob for no apparent reason,then complain you can't hear yourself. Put all your tone back and try again.....

I agree, I have the Elf and two 10" cabs. The Elf sits in it's recessed space, why the heck would you want the combo? I'd rather they work on a 500w Elf head......

if you are under 40, buy an old heavy rig for cheap. otherwise, go small and light. Brands don't matter much. Smallest is an Elf 200w head into their 10" cab that weighs 8kg. Add a second cab. Small, light, LOUD. has a seriously good DI out as well. Markbass Vintage 500w head is killer, has a working tube in the preamp.Gets that old school tube warmth. GK, Ampeg, make heads at many price levels as do Peavey and Hartke. All are good working amps.

I bought wooden picks from treepicks , a Canadian company. Awesome sound, less click on the attack, very smooth mellow tone. It has transformed my playing,as arthritis has limited my finger speed.

learn to count, what else can I say?

I bought a Tascam 2488 portastudio, sick of every windows update screwing up my pc. Sick of glitches. We are gonna start recording our new album next week, need to learn the manual,all 90 pages yikes. Gigging is not much fun when you play all originals so no real loss there.

wow if not a troll lol