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[url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/246338-hello-from-tks-engineering/page__view__findpost__p__2592244"]Here's your answer...[/url]

I've used the tweeterless 1126 and the old-style (i.e. larger) H115. Both were great, but the H115 resonated with me more because I'm old-school. However, I know the Streamliner doesn't scrimp on the lows... that makes me wonder if the 1126 might be a better match. That's just a hunch, mind. Plus, I have no experience of the revised H115.

[quote name='mcnach' timestamp='1416273202' post='2608662'] I like midrange, and a solid bottom end but with definition: [/quote] In that case, IMO you'll love a pair of S112s.

[quote]Arguably it might be a bad setup or indeed my taste but I think there's more to it than that. [/quote] I doubt you'll find an off-the-shelf Status with a bad setup. Whereas you'll be lucky to find an off-the-shelf Fender with *any* sort of setup. This doesn't help their reputation one jot.

Yup - WA + TKS 12's = heaven. It really is.

[quote name='Kevin Dean' timestamp='1416094183' post='2606930'] I would like to buy an amp that has been built with care & pride & not by a company who main concirn is profit because it shows . In my opinion . [/quote] Alternatively, the latter could be building it to a price point that's within reach of more people.

[quote name='walbassist' timestamp='1415952579' post='2605459'] And now on its way to me [/quote] Excellent... I LOVE the 115. This can only be another flavour of that goodness.

I like the club thing. It's not a badge-waving exercise... it's nice to know where there's a concentration of people who can answer your question or share their experience about a certain piece of gear, especially if it's not mainstream.

Eeeeh.. I've been on since 2002. That surprised me. It gets a bad rap on BC, but I like it. It has a huge user base so the number of idiots increases, too. There's a lot of specialist knowledge on there, but TBH I prefer BC as a community. For me, TB is for discussing stuff that's happening over there before it gets over here, really.

Delete your temporary files, maybe?

Fine'n'dandy for me...

[quote name='DanEly' timestamp='1415717275' post='2602984'] [url="https://flic.kr/p/pJN2DU"][/url] [url="https://flic.kr/p/p5kKdb"][/url] [url="https://flic.kr/p/pJJTjb"][/url] [url="https://flic.kr/p/p5kLgo"][/url] So this little number came today... [/quote] Yum.

[quote name='largo' timestamp='1415709914' post='2602860'] That's all fine, but aren't "pub" gigs where gear is all thrown into a trailer or van? More chance of heavy things then falling on the cab, not the other way around. I'm sure a lightweight cab would bounce of a bass bin but would a bass bin just bounce of a lightweight cab? [/quote] Of course it'll vary, but I'd have thought pub gig would mean there's more chance of the gear being carefully put in the boot of a car with covers on it. Stuff going in the van or a trailer is more of a touring band thing, surely..?

[quote name='RoRi' timestamp='1415304078' post='2599104'] Probably the funky people will like this (?). (this cd: 71 minutes of great music!!). [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6B-AZp96Waw[/media] [/quote] He sounds like he's in a bit of a hurry to get to the end of the track. I'm glad the drummer's bang-on to keep him right.

You could always get a couple of TKS 212s and fasten lead weights to 'em.

Yay Cowpoke! Always wanted one.

[quote name='icastle' timestamp='1415489494' post='2600951'] If I get peaks and troughs when I'm playing it's because I want them there. [/quote] ^^^^^ this.

^^^ That's the master, right there.

Here's some pics. Sorry they're not very good - I didn't have a decent camera with me.

[quote name='redstriper' timestamp='1415371917' post='2599717'] Thanks, I would love to try the 1126, it sounds ideal for my needs and 2 should cover me for all venues. They are considerably more expensive than the S112, but I need clean, deep bass at volume. It's a shame Bassgear is so far away, maybe Tommy will find someone further north to also stock some demos - Eg. [url="http://greatbritishbasslounge.com/"]http://greatbritishbasslounge.com/[/url] (hint hint) . [/quote] Yep - I'm pretty sure two would give you all the clean bass you need!

[quote name='redstriper' timestamp='1415370178' post='2599701'] Thanks for the reviews - TKS seem to be the new benchmark for 12" cabs I would like to know how the 1126 compares to the S112, particularly in it's deep bass performance. I'm considering a pair for my dub reggae band and I don't need any treble or upper mids. [/quote] I've spent a bit of time with both.... this is all in IMO / IME: The 1126 feels like a compact one-cab solution. It's a bit bigger than the S112, and will certainly go louder than a single S112. It's 'wider' sounding than the S112 - inherently bigger lows and more highs. That's not to say it's mid-scooped, mind.

Bit of a report here... http://basschat.co.uk/topic/248837-cn112-v-sl112-v-s112

Glad these cabs are getting the recognition they deserve :-)

Rick Rosas, a regular member of Neil Young's band amongst others, has died :-( A great but low-key player, as a regular Lakland user, he has a signature edition in Dan Lakin's new range. RIP Rick. http://neilyoungnews.thrasherswheat.org/2014/11/rick-rosas-1949-2014.html