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[quote name='Happy Jack' post='1217656' date='May 2 2011, 03:46 PM']Look for the Squier-badged Mustang basses, perhaps?[/quote] Do that and she'll have a luxury most beginners don't have; a bass that's cheap but good and appropriate!

Yep. The minirigs sound amazing yet don't have enough volume for gigs. The EB 12 and 15 combos are louder and will be alright for small shows.

If you're able to spend a bit more have a look at the Ibanez Promethean. I was going to get one but then I decided to go down the orange route instead.

Alternatively, if there is a drummer out there then I can do bass instead...

What you're describing is that the guitarists might be using stereo cabs?

I've never played in a band. Go me

[url="http://www.probass.co.uk/Home.html"]http://www.probass.co.uk/Home.html[/url] So these, any good? Keep seeing adverts for them on TB.

Has anyone been tempted to use all their heads and cabs to create some mammoth wall of sound,[i] and[/i] try it at home?

oh not another one!

Used to play with tone at 0% and Bridge 100%, Neck 70%

I can't find the song list we wrote A snippet of it was songs like: Rock and Roll - LedZep Don't believe a word - Thin Lizzy Song 2 - Blur Hate to say I told you so - Hives Plug in Baby - Muse

Just be glad you're not trying to put a thunderbird down.

I would recommend getting the focusrite saffire pro 40 and the focusrite octopre. That'd give you 16 channels to play with all on one firewire connection. As for condensor, a shotgun Mic will do you much much better than a normal style condenser microphone.

I've just made a post in the bassists wanted section. Have a look there for more info.

I'm playing drums for this outfit so we are in need of a bassist. Planning on covers to begin with, and a view to moving progressively to originals as and when. We are 19, 21 and 23 so we're looking for someone preferably around the same age. Someone who can join in on vocals would also be most handy! General rock/metal haberdashery. Hard to pin a particular sound on it. I'm big on nu-metal, lead guitarist is one for 70's rock and the rhythm man is 80's rock. Probably turns out as a heavier wolfmother shizz. We've all been playing for a long time but not together so it's a new formation. So if you're in the area and fancy joining some gibson toting student types in a band then let me know! We've got a decent practice space here which we use. If you're unable to transport a rig in for rehearsal then you can use mine for ease.

I need a bassist in my band as I'm being drafted to drums instead.

And another Bournemouth guy! Hi there!

I should be of some help. Could you PM me with the specifics of ze task?

[url="http://www.monolith-loudspeakers.com/index.html"]http://www.monolith-loudspeakers.com/index.html[/url] A 4x15 cab. Do want?

[quote name='lojo' post='1202668' date='Apr 17 2011, 03:25 PM']Firstly thanks for the responses, and on a sunday Yep, re the ohm switching option, am not used to that as none of my previous amps have had that feature, does it really chuck full out into 8ohms? I can only say that my old orange OBC 410 did exactly what I want, the RS212 on it's own doesn't in every situation I get into (without the 210 anyway), so although something like the Genz 212 might, I fear 212 is not really for me I'm not unhappy with my current setup, but would love to achieve what the pair of cabs (210 & 212) do in one light lift, if possible, or is that like saying "I want an umpalompa"? I guess a Barefaced or a 410 that I can pick up without getting a strain might be the way to go ... Please keep the comments coming, its all good[/quote] Orange Isobaric 410. Not the smaller ones but actually a full 410 in a tiny package. Might do it?

Orange Bass Terror and Isobaric 210 now inbound! Inspiration was this thread.