pantherairsoft

I run an EBS Neoline 115 (300w) with a Fafner, and have at times driven it pretty hard... Never once has the speaker sounded like it's struggling. Amps listed power ratings are rarely achieved. I'm pretty confident the can would be fine. Plus, this is a bargain for an amazing bit of pro kit! Someone needs to snap this up! The myth of 15's being all bottom is so wrong with the amazing horns on the EBS cabs. Turn the horn up, close your eyes and it could easily be a 410!

Agreed! Although I still hear tonal differences between the MBII and the 350… although now you mention it that could be cabs. My drummer actually doesn't like my Neoline cab sound unless I dial the Tweeter down completely… Drummers eh! :-) Think I'm pretty sold on actually getting he use of both my cabs again though and my 115 is perfect for what I'm doing. A trade for an amp head is defo the way forwards! Shep

[quote name='pantherairsoft' post='964019' date='Sep 22 2010, 01:11 AM']Great bass. I actually miss it as well. I didn't think I would, as I had it as a 'stand-on' originally, but to be honest it's one of the best I've owned![/quote] Now that's what I call a typo! Lol... Oooops!

[quote name='EBS_freak' post='965251' date='Sep 23 2010, 08:29 AM']Maybe try the MicroBass2 - assuming you can plug it straight into the power amp section of the TC...?[/quote] There would be no way to do that with this amp I'm afraid… also, Having been a previous user of the Microbass II, I can say that while its a great bit of kit… it doesn't produce a real EBS tone like the amp heads do… Shep

[b]SOLD[/b] I was lucky enough to have one of the first BG500's in the UK, and you don't have to look around the net very much to see that everyone thinks these combo's are bloody fantastic! - And they are! Super powerful and packed with features. At a punchy 500w with 2 x 10" speakers, Tube drive, Compressor, Tuner and 3 storable presets for EQ, this is a combo capable of coping for gigs big & small as well as studio work. For sometime I have been an EBS user. This is my 1st deviation from EBS and while it fills it's role, I have to be honest about the fact that I do miss the tone of my EBS rig use for other projects. I do need something to live at the studio though and so I am going to put this up for trade/part-ex with another EBS Head (as I have 2 cabs an one can live at the studio). The BG500 is spotless, it was delivered to the studio and has been there ever since, used twice a week by me only. Not a mark on it & less than 3 months old. This is the more expensive 210 speaker version. What I'm after... EBD HD350 EBS Fafner (Yes another one!) + cash your way EBS TD650 + cash your way Will consider… EBS Drome Combo (Prefer 15" but will consider 12") EBS Gorm Combo 'Possibly' a Markbass head (Will consider most of the range) [b]SOLD[/b]. Asking £450 Collected. As this is not a light combo it will be both expensive and hard to accurately protect during shipping, as such I'd prefer not to, but will do so at buyers expense and risk. That's over a £100 off retail for a combo that has not left the room it was delivered to after arrival 3 months ago! In fact its probably been played less than most of them sat in music stores around the country! (apologies for the pic… only had the iPhone handy. If people particularly want better ones let me know!) Sound samples and additional details from TC here - [url="http://www.tcelectronic.com/bg500features.asp"]http://www.tcelectronic.com/bg500features.asp[/url] Shep

Great bass. I actually miss it as well. I didn't think I would, as I had it as a 'stand-on' originally, but to be honest it's one of the best I've owned!

Almost tempted to put my TC BG500 up so I can get this... The Power to weight ratio of this combo is unbeatable...