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That Markbass I`m sure will be good enough, as would a higher powered Fender Rumble, even the 800 watt version is only 12/13 kgs, so would assume to 100 & 200 to be lighter.

Look great

Toured with mine, flown with it, always stood up to the task. For day to day usage I take my Mono M80 but anything more strenuous the Hiscox takes the load, sad news to see them closing down.

I sold Dave my BF Super Twin. Great transaction. Great communication. Instant payment and a thoroughly good lad to deal with all round. I wouldn’t hesitate to deal with him again. Enjoy the cab Dave 😁 Cheers Dunc

#553 Never knew we had club numbers like on Talkbass.

Kala UBass with the poly strings is the next best thing. A pair of them in a Fusion twin Uke gigbag and my small pedalboard is all that's going to the gig on Saturday night.....😎👍

The G&L L2000 or L2500 has a little 'sizzle' switch, which gives extra, high frequency, top end if you need it. Bats love them.

Turn Back Time - Cher

Hi, I'm looking for an amp for use at home (I live in a flat with neighbours...) and in a practice room with the rest of my band. I want some good oomph for the band practice, but want something portable. A shop has recommended a Mark Bass CMB 121 Blackline Bass Combo Solid State Amp. What do you think? Are there other amps I should consider? I've got a Fender Rumble 15 at the moment, and that is definitely too quiet for the practice room. [I'm an amateur, adult, but not massively strong] Thanks!!

I would have said Fodera but might be a struggle budget wise 😅 i always associated Ibanez basses to have lots of top end but then I was never keen on the low end of their sound.

My case of choice too, if I’ve brought a bass, that doesn’t come with a case.

Won’t ever sell mine, fantastic cases.

time stand still - rush

Countdown - Rush

My case of choice... anyone want to sell me theirs?

All my basses have plenty of sizzle if I turn up the treble somewhere in my signal chain.

I've been fast and loose based on my memories of books read in my teens/twenties and written in the seventies. I think my wires got crossed between some of the different case studies. I am pretty sure I am right about a blind test with an audience where they matched a 10W output to the volume of a small orchestra. Looking around, Lowther do 5 and 8-inch drivers for enclosures that cost about the same as a luxury car that claim 35Hz... Horns can be crazy things... these PA horns were my grandfather's, then father's, and were still being hired out (with new drivers) for equestrian events a couple of years ago, because they sounded far better than modern speakers in that application. The photos would be early/mid-1950s.

312 and I bloomin' well feel like it after cutting two big hedges, and 3 small ones. Where's that weedkiller ?

Wow !!!!! It is indeed a very sad loss to the British Music Industry, if this is all correct.

…and that apparently makes me 1033 - I certainly feel that sometimes