How was your gig last night?

[peteb]

1 hour ago, dmccombe7 said:

Stick with them. If they work, they work. Don't fix what aint broke. I'm afraid i sold mine and have been looking ever since. 

 

 

Mark Bass gear just works! I've gigged a couple of their combos (102 & 103) and still have a LM3 head. Not necessarily the most impressive amps I've ever owned, but they never let me down and always worked well in a mix. If for some reason, I was forced to use MB for the rest of my gigging career, I wouldn't complain! 

 

Edited Monday at 21:23 by peteb

[neepheid]

2 hours ago, dmccombe7 said:

Those little MB combos and cabs are very deceiving. I couldn't quite hear myself on stage but move out front and its right there in the mix. I kinda miss my MB rig. Nice tone that just works in a full band set up.

We keep looking at Agents but can't find a decent honest one. Perhaps those 2 traits don't go hand in hand. 

Dave

 

I use a MB 12" combo on top of a NY 12" cab - best rig I've ever owned.  Rarely needs to go above half on the master.  Light, modular, loud.  The combo on its own is more than enough to handle band rehearsals.  The two of them fit (snugly) in the boot of my car.  Very happy with my amplification life right now.

Edited Monday at 21:02 by neepheid

[StingRayBoy42]

26 minutes ago, neepheid said:

 

I use a MB 12" combo on top of a NY 12" cab - best rig I've ever owned.  Rarely needs to go above half on the master.  Light, modular, loud.  The combo on its own is more than enough to handle band rehearsals.  The two of them fit (snugly) in the boot of my car.  Very happy with my amplification life right now.

 

I used to use that setup but it was too loud for every gig I did...