funky8884

I have a BX1600 paired with a BB2. Loads of volume. I havnt gigged it yet but can't wait.

Funny you say that , I was playing and I could see a guy walking along the footpath stop and acknowledge the rumble with smile ( or I hit the Brown note )

Hi Essex, as you can see the treble was backed off , Bass wound up and the Master was cooking ! its sounds lovely and clean with a lot of body and a stupid amount of Bass !!! I have found with the buster that I would need 2 cabs to gig with as a single 12 or 15 never cut it live ( drummer was never super loud and guitars were 1 x 12" ) I would love to try the Buster with 2 off these or similar.

I had a play with this set up the other day and found the Crossover quite sensitive, I was giving the cab loads of level. Wish I had more time to mess about with it. [IMG]http://i62.tinypic.com/jgtgcw.jpg[/IMG]

Definitely be careful with the Master Volume, I put 1000W throughout my BB2 the other day and it vibrated the house to bits !

From my experience lifting items more than half my body weight is not good for me, yes you can use the correct lifting techniques but how many of us train our body to lift ? I sometimes have to carry my gear up stairs, across wet uneven surfaces ( gutters , holes in the pavement, holes in the carparks and around tight bends and over small obstacles ) and owning light weight gear makes it easier and safer to my back.

My BB2 arrived yesterday and finally this afternoon I have given it a go, its so light I can throw it up in the air and catch it repeatedly until i get bored of the game. The amount of Bass that comes from the cab is unbelievable ! the joist's in my house have been singing and dancing !!! Its early days for me but the tweeter knob is a great addition too. This is my 2nd Barefaced cab and if I had the cash I would buy another.

Or you could use a compressor pedal if you have one and max out the make up gain.

Klark teknik DN100

Xcrete - happens after Xmas

Carvin make some light weight amps, Bass gear sell them,