wateroftyne

I feel your pain. There's no reason a band needs to be stupidly loud unless it's SUNN O))) or something like that. The thing is, if they tried playing at a reasonable volume, they'd probably like it. Strangely, most of the bands I play in that suffer from this problem do it because they're all deaf. Because they play too loud.

Yep, as far as I'm aware...

Cheers, folks :-)

Couple of seconds on Google... [url="http://www.youtube.com/user/wonga"]http://www.youtube.com/user/wonga[/url]

[quote name='chris_b' timestamp='1387159098' post='2308918'] It's far easier to look at 1 thread containing 500 posts about XYZ, than to try and track down 500 threads. It's not rocket science. [/quote] Yup. I think some people need to lighten up and understand the word 'club' doesn't mean funny handshakes and all that.

Doesn't bother me - it makes perfect sense. You're interested in [i]XYZ[/i] amp? Head off over to the [i]XYZ[/i] owners' club and fill your boots. That's all there is to it.

Hey gang Here's a clip from Friday night's gig... [color=#000000][font=Verdana, Arial][size=3]http://youtu.be/zRZt8AeR974[/size][/font][/color]

The Fender Jazz is an iconic instrument. Which means that on a bass forum, you're going to get people who are - in varying degrees - interested in its origins and evolution. And especially when it comes to fairly controversial elements, like Herbie's bass. You're also going to get people who don't give a monkeys. And that's fine. Good on Herbie for letting someone try his bass, btw.

[quote name='great harry' timestamp='1387137026' post='2308586'] This forum should be renamed anorak chat. I have just been reading the first couple of posts and amazed how quickly an awesome gesture by a liviing legend to a young lad just starting out on his musical journey has been reduced to a slanging match over the exact date and status of an equally legendary instrument. Btw that's the longest sentence I have ever written. [/quote] It's called 'Basschat'. Most people are here because they're into basses more than the average Joe on the street.

I haven't watched this yet, but I will. And Steve Ferrone is the icing on the cake. http://bcove.me/u724s45k

[quote name='leroydiamond' timestamp='1386977582' post='2307239'] £1599?. At that price it needs to slaughter the Class D competition. [/quote] Using a different module to the ICEpower thing virtually every other Class D uses will be a good start.

[quote name='Coilte' timestamp='1387030195' post='2307580'] Another +1 for the Thomastick flats. Bear in mind that these are one of the lowest tension flats out there. This puts a lot of people off of them. AFAIK, the Labellas are at the other end of the tension spectrum. [/quote] That'd be the Chromes. The La Bellas are sort-of medium.

I'm not sure they exist any more. The website was offline last time I checked...

The buffered J pup is pretty characteristic. I don't know how easy it is to replicate...

I binned tweeters a while ago when I got my TKS112s. The driver deals with the highs now, and it's a beautiful roll-off.

[quote name='warwickhunt' timestamp='1386967484' post='2307070'] Hmmmm not on the Autistic spectrum at all then? [/quote] Oh - and feet and handles. (but the badge is WORST OF ALL!)

[quote name='warwickhunt' timestamp='1386965372' post='2307037'] Vertical config... tip it on it's side you mean. [size=4] [/size] [/quote] But... But.... The badge will be WONKY!!

The only thing that bugged me a little about the 1126 is that it's squat, like the Berg 12s and Aggie DBs, so it's firing at your calves. Not a problem with a pair (that would sound massive..!) but if it was my main single cab, I'd get one in vertical configuration.

Cool...thanks, Mr. Conan! I think an EQ tweak would have worked wonders on the 1126. I actually found it to be the opposite... very wide, with a big, open low end.

[quote name='bjelkeman' timestamp='1386948377' post='2306728'] I don't play a six string, so keep that in mind. But, I do have a pair of W2126, and I have heard most of the TKS cabs The speakers with the extra 6 for mids and highs are more full range in sound. Not everybody's cup of tea, but personally I would have gone for a 1126. [/quote] Based on what I've heard, i'd agree with this. Drop Tommy a line - he'll give you the lowdown...

[quote name='eude' timestamp='1386847791' post='2305237'] Please stop... Eude [/quote] Sorry :-)

[quote name='nottswarwick' timestamp='1386503069' post='2300722'] Midlands trial at all? [/quote] I'll suggest it to Tommy - see what the new year brings. Here's a pr0n shot from Saturday night. I swear to god... running both of these cabs together - which I don't get to do very often - is nirvana.

Thankfully there's a rich tradition up here of folk with electric bass. And songs. And dynamics. And middle eights. We're almost unique. :-)

[quote name='Kiwi' timestamp='1386619247' post='2302313'] Shurely shum mishtake?! [/quote] Apparently not, but who knows?