BassAdder60
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The Ashdown RM EVO III compressor is very nice and better than what they put in the ABM series No volume drop or tone suck
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Yes I agree Ashdown have a desperate need for some better lighter cabs. In fact on their website apart from the RM series all the ABM cabs are sold out suggesting a new series is coming ? A nice tall 212 4ohm cab rated to 600w or more and around 20kg would be a great addition -
Mint condition Orange LBT 500w amp with Orange carry bag and mains cable Superb sounding amp with lovely optical compressor making it feel very tube like. Loud 500w head Price includes UK shipping -
After trying it again with both my amps I’ve decided it’s going back for sure . It was a good pedal but added very little that a decent EQ pedal could provide me with what I’m trying to achieve
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Well I gave it a second try and actually I’m starting to like it It’s definitely an Ampeg sound and is getting close to my old V4B in tone so I’m keeping it
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Update SGT -DI arrived and 15mins later it was back in its box and a request to return to Andertons was made Now I know why I didn’t keep it, it’s a nice pedal but I still thought mostly the grit wasn’t to my liking and although it had good EQ control I thought for over £300 it wasn’t adding much. For that reason I will keep an amp spare as a backup instead
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I have a MarkBass MB58R 102 cab that is rear ported at rehearsals the hall is large often meaning my cab is several metres away from a back or side wall If the same cab was placed near a rear wall say 12” away would this increase the low bass tone IE make it sound deeper ?
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So it’s fair to say a 15” speaker cab won’t sound deeper if the low frequency is increased compared to say a 10” speaker assuming both can handle the low bass ? im aware they may sound the same flat but what if you say boosted mostly the 80hz upwards which normal driver would cope better ? IE why do we use 15” or 18” subs with PA surely it’s because they handle very low hz better and sound deeper ?
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When you see a cabinet frequency range stated does it mean the lower the stated HZ will sound deeper in tone ? As a pick player using 10’s I often wonder if using 15’s would add more low end or can handle lower HZ more efficiently? I tried an older MarkBass 15” cab and didn’t like it as it was so dark sounding
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Reassuring this thread as I’ve now ordered for the second time the SGT-DI pedal ! I sold mine as I was gigging the Ampeg V4B and didn’t need it however all my heavy Ampeg gear has gone and I’m playing light class D heads and MarkBass cabs I needed an Ampeg tone in a box. I will run this into the front of the Orange Little Bass Thing which is a pretty clean amp with decent compressor. The SGT will give me better EQ range for pick playing a PBass and a bit of grit for the rockier songs. Plus it’s a DI so will act as a backup to my amp in case of amp issues during a gig. Nearly went for the Venture V7 amp but it’s twice the price of the SGT and I didn’t need a new amp just improved tone and EQ / Grit
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Selling my MarkBass Little Mark IV 500w bass head as it isn’t getting played Purchased new in 2025 and mint condition with original box and mains lead can include shipping in UK for an extra £10 -
Five colours in her hair Mcfly Does Your Mother Know ABBA
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My error it’s actually this Faital Pro 12”
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I’m now a MB user having played Ashdown, Ampeg, TE, GK, Orange ( you get the picture ) !! Firstly it’s the cabs I like as I use two MB58R 102. Cabs stacked in my band ( rock / pop ) The amp is the MB LM IV which I chose over the MB58R head as it has a metal case like the previous models. For me the instant difference is the EQ frequency choice as it’s not focused at the very low 40hz like some but more 60hz upwards. It never sounds wooly or lost in a mix and clarity and clean is its forte, It hasn’t got grind or grit but I prefer a good clean sounding tone even for rock as I hear it better in the mix and it has that formidable MB punch ! Low weight and sensible pricing also makes them a great package They stack equally well vertical up format ( amazing to hear as top speakers are closer to ears ) or in the traditional 410 style as below if more stability is required etc
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I had two Ashdown ABM 210 cabs stacked so effectively your 4x10 cab. They never had clarity and were not the greatest cabs due to their low budget drivers used. As soon as I changed cabs the difference was noticeable and I found better more efficient cabs that made it easier to hear and got louder LFYS Monaco was one of those cabs and a single 12” Faital Pro speaker equipped was very loud and clear. Today I use two MarkBass MB58R 102 cabs stacked vertically and they are a joy to use and carry and sound very good
