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  1. Bass Of Spades
    ...a da da da
  2. Bass Of Spades
    At least the sun us out...
  3. Bass Of Spades
    @fretmeister and @neepheid really appreciate your help - I know its probably a basic question but when you dont know you dont know. Appreciate your time in helping out. cheers
  4. Bass Of Spades
    People? This person simply didn’t realise it was important... Mesa TT 800, it has a switchable output 8, 4, or 2 ohms...
  5. Bass Of Spades started following Feedback for bassatnight , Ohms - the dark art... , PRICE DROP Overwater Progress Series IV 4 String - now £2250 and 4 others
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    So, I have managed to get myself in an Ohm quandary - I have a 2x10 cab rated 8 ohms, and a 2x15 cab rated 4 ohms... I have been running the amp through each cab individually, but fancy seeing what I get if I were to run through both. Knowing very little about Ohms, I thought I better ask the question. Can I run both cabs from the amp, and if so, what output do I run the amp at (would this be 2 Ohms?) Also, do I run an output to each cab individually (using both outputs from the amp) or do I link the cabs together using one output from the amp - just want to ask you good folk before I blow up my amp, speakers, or indeed both...
  7. Bass Of Spades
    Beautiful... just off to buy a scratch card
  8. Bass Of Spades

    I haven’t worn these myself, but our drummer swears by the plugs he has, made by Elacin - https://www.elacin.com - he had his moulded to his ears like a hearing aid with -9 db filters. He got them through Hidden Hearing - he has had them for ten years, but reckons there are probably cheaper options out there these days

    1. BassAgent

      BassAgent

      I can confirm Elacin protection is great, I do use 15 dB filters though. 

    2. Dood

      Dood

      Elacin are made by Etymotic Research, probably one of the first companies to make "filtered" ear plugs that were actually any good as well as near-flat response in-ear earphones. 

      If you buy ear plugs by companies such as 'Hearos' - they are also Etymotic Research products - indeed, the give away is that the product name usually starts ER. i.e. ER25 would be a 25dB attenuation plug. I used the moulded models for years until I lost one!

      Your alternatives include ACS who also make filtered moulded ear plugs and they are available in the UK for a good price. Even better if you buy them through Musician's Union https://musiciansunion.org.uk/membership-benefits/musicians-hearing-health-scheme under their Musicians' Hearing Health Scheme.

  9. Bass Of Spades
    Cheers guys... just got a renewal notice that made my brain spin so appreciate the input
  10. Bass Of Spades
    Anyone got any recommendations for good insurance peeps to cover your gear?
  11. Bass Of Spades
    If ever there was an argument for a little cosmetic surgery... this might be it. This looks stunning a brings a whole new dimension to what is a classic (and awesome) bass.
  12. Bass Of Spades
    Think I bought one from Stu at Curly music in around 86… beautiful things
  13. Bass Of Spades
    The build quality on these early Matsumoku basses is generally top notch - and for this price, in this condition, feels like it would be a great purchase. Good luck with the sale
  14. Bass Of Spades
    This feedback is a little overdue - mainly because being a bit of a luddite I didn’t know how to post it. So - Shaggy - top bloke, genuine and friendly, makes a good cuppa. What started as an interest in his Trace set up ended up in a rather impulse purchase of his Mesa Titan. No hard sell, just a truly inspired bit of a recommendation from him, and one I have never regretted. The size (and weight) of the purchase warranted a van and a trip to Wales but well worth it for the warm welcome and fine Welsh cuppa. Very easy to deal with and a really lovely fella.
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    I was lucky enough to get my hands on Steves delightful fretless Musicman Stingray - top bloke - really easy to deal with and the bass is exactly as described, (and came so well packed and looked after you could still smell the vague scent of his Old Spice on the box). Highly recommend Steve - and watch this space, I believe there might be a few more tasty options on a bass forum near you in the near future. Cheers Steve
  16. Bass Of Spades
    I would make a quip about it perhaps not being the best player, but as a bluenose myself there’s a limit to what one might say in the pursuit of decent humour…
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