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Thy a different speaker cable would be the first step. A speaker cabinet can be easily checked for operation by using a jack cable into the cabinet and touching the terminals of a 9V battery across the other end. Should produce a hearty thump from the speakers.

Looks like a great gig. No better feeling and everyone loves the bass player!

It’s just Badbadnotgood is a bit shorter I guess

There's a collection only one on FB Marketplace in Ashford, Kent at the moment. Price was OK but not the distance.

It’s just “Badbadnotgood”

Ok, so having settled on the above pairing, I've finally put them together and... nothing, no sound. I don't have another cab or head to test them individually at the moment Am no wondering if I'm doing so thing daft. Has anyone else had this issue P.s. it's not the mute switch Pps I'm using an nl2 speakon to jack cable

Badbadnotgood or something similar is a bit of a mouthful for a band name!

Yes, a long day, I was working that day, I was late and I can say it was my first gig on double bass... With an audience. Nobody complained.

I use the Behringer own app. Others use Mixing Station because it can be used with many different mixers from different manufacturers. Mixing Station is about a fiver (so nearly free).

I originally learnt to play fingerstyle, but a band leader persuaded me to play with a pick (very much a thing at the time), which I did throughout the 80s! About 1990, I reverted back to exclusively playing fingerstyle, which I've carried on with to this day. To be fair, I was always a far better fingers player and these days I very much doubt I could play anything like a full set with a pick!

Just watching badbadnotgood or something similar, my god the bass players tone, And the band are excellent

I used to build equipment for BBC Outside Broadcast vans and a standard piece of kit to have onboard was an earth spike (just a piece of nice solid copper or steel with a tag to attach an earth cable). You used it if you were (typically) powered from a generator or mains source a long way away and you just knocked it into the ground local to the van and connected it to the mains earth terminal of your electrical distribution - which could just be a simple set of sockets. Easy to do when you had an earth terminal specially provided for this purpose, but not impossible with a standard 13A board. It does need to be a solid piece of mains cable however; 2.5mm minimum, 4mm better. As noted by many others, wireless connections give an element of safety as do RCD's on the power outlets. The problem with a wireless connection is that you might want to adjust a control on your amp/combo and only then would you discover if you and the equipment were both connected to the same earth.

and I thank you 👍

I thank you 😆

Fantastic! Looks like a great gig.

I’m just looking now but don’t think it’s there

Well..it sounds great!

Let them frown I say...

I hope you survive the gig. Get well Last weekend when we played in 100° heat I sat down during 2 songs. It didn't seem like a big deal at the time, but when I saw some video it was not a good look for the band. Daryl

My open mic was cancelled as the pub changed hands the hostess didn’t post that it was on, but often doesn’t as she has a fairly loyal following, so I went anyway two very drunk regulars told me I was “out of luck for playing my guitar”. 🤮 When I’d finished beating them both around the head with a sire v7….

The track they played on 6 Music sounded great. Couldn't find it on iPlayer 😟