Uncle Balsamic

[quote name='Musicman20' post='541470' date='Jul 15 2009, 05:43 PM']The only problem with the Big One is its size...it looks quite large. Weight isnt an issue with it, but size might be.[/quote] ~4" taller than an AE410, ~2" narrower and ~1/2" deeper. Not that much bigger. Just taller really and even then, not by much.

Just be ready for a long and perhaps troublesome wait should you order one and not buy one that is in stock from Robbie at RIM. Check out Talkbass, there's been a lot of discussion on the positives and negatives of these cabs over there. Also, you should check out Barefaced as well. Similar sort of thing what with the midrange and all, but in my mind a little bit better designed.

Buy a Big One and be done with it

I'm not well up on these matters, but is there a reason why you aren't aligning the drivers vertically?

It's not [i]really[/i] 3600W.

Hi again Lojo - I replied to your talkbass thread. I'd look at Barefaced cabs pretty seriously if you are buying new cabs nowadays. They look to be fantastic.

I'm going to Newcastle soon and was wondering if there are any decent music shops for bass stuff. Sorry if this is the wrong forum.

I've never owned a cab with a cloth grill and these vintage style cabs look great, but are they less protective? When I eventually gather up enough for a Big One I would definitely consider having it 'vintage-ised', but I'm concerned that it would get wrecked easily. So, what have been you're experiences guys?

+2 here, so 1539 in total.

You mentioned Barefaced, but really, if I was to buy a cab nowadays that's what I'd get.

Is that just a regular old handle on the top there? Deos that mean there are three handles on Big Ones? Also, is it possible to have, say, swappable grills with a vintage one and a normal one? That would be pretty cool.

Would a 500W LMIII be good with a Big One?

Wow, 3 Big Ones. You'd probably kill somebody...

[quote name='dave_bass5' post='511220' date='Jun 11 2009, 02:23 PM']That pic doesn't look like a LMII to me. Not disputing it wont work but that has different knobs, is a different colour and different outputs on the back.[/quote] Fair enough. I can't remember where I got that pic and without an LMII I couldn't check. That talkbass thread looks very useful though.

They have a jumper on the ICE Power 125ASX2 to switch from 115V to 230V. edit: Found a pic. It even has an ovelayed diagram - wonderful! [url="http://s189.photobucket.com/albums/z187/UncleBalsamic/?action=view&current=MARKBASSLMIIPOWERAMPJUMPERDETAILS.jpg"][/url] So, I think that's how it works, but I don't even own one of these. Please point out my mistakes if I'm wrong.

Any vintage big one photos?

Could you make a replica with a MoMark for less money? Hmm...

I want to see a vintage Big One.

Cool! I want one. ^_^

He's already said he's given the link to Nick in this thread before.

Yeah, I [i]really[/i] liked the Dave Swift interview.

I cannot do the up stroke part with my thumb at all. How is it done exactly as I can't grasp it from the videos.

+1 on pics!

[quote name='Musicman20' post='503182' date='Jun 1 2009, 07:01 PM']What does the Compact look like with old school styling? Are you thinking of creating any super light 4x10 cabs?[/quote] I believe Alex has mentioned not being able to get 10" drivers as good as the 15" drivers he uses. Also the 410 design is nowhere near as good as what Alex provides already.