Downunderwonder

Car windscreen shipping boxes are in the same camp. Very sturdy. It's a bit of work chopping one down but end result is solid.

Cocaine being dispensed at the bar perhaps.

How very diplomatic!

An all tube 200w amp, no hiss, pops or squeaks, for around about 70 quid because nobody else wanted to give it a home.

No love for homegrown John East?

Congrats. You have learned how to operate gear.

The other thing to do should already have been SOP. Loop your cable through the cab handle before inserting in the amp input. Very much harder to do any damage.

You should try one out with a pedal or three or four. What you put in comes out so unless you go to town on processing it you get vanilla.

What's wrong with a BF BigBaby?

I am more a flavour of last century kind of buyer.

I think with the class D stuff you mostly have to eat the fact amps aren't that fixable anymore. That's not to say they can't be fixed but it often involves spending more than they are worth. Even more reason to buy a lightly used one and hope for the best. Save some more for a spare you can leave in your glovebox.

Gets you way much more for your money! People are always trading in on the next new thing.

A working band has "consumer" rights? Not likely. If a store buys a TV to use to play video and it dies prematurely that's tough luck.

Right idea, but shift it all up an octave. The punter chest cavity resonates around 80hz. That's the centre of "thump".

I actually meant taking on the other ampless combo and making it like your one. Then treating yourself to two new drivers and flipping the rest.

It's obvious how this is going to pan out.... Fully refurbed stack of doom with two new drivers and the old good driver flipped for 20 quid.

I may have missed it but have you tried a different bass and amp before condemning the cab?

If there's jamming involved I prefer the right side for a righty guitarist and left for lefty so I can see what the chording hand is doing. I can't actually read guitar chords I do it by osmosis.

I have a problem. Technically my Omni bass IS an electric cello, strung as a bass. Dammit.

Tempo problems can be very much more subtle than "player X is rushing causing everyone to speed up". In anything that has a swing to it there only needs to be a slight disagreement over how much swing is the right amount. If the lead swings in ahead too much for the drummer's liking they may 'catch up' to correct the amount of perceived swing. The bass hears that as "everyone speeding up" and all of sudden the next swung note has done the same and you're off to the races.

Don't carry your 210 cabs. Put them on a hand cart.

I took to indicating the tempo with my foot and swaying so the drummer can pick up on it subliminally. It seems to be working. He used to be all over the place but since I started my little routine he almost never gets it wrong.

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Big call. How do you know the 212 isn't loaded with some higher sensitivity drivers that lay waste to your 2 112's regardless of the wattage difference?