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Phase 1 completed - Sansamp BDDI replaced with Bassrig 64 - I do like that Bassrig. Next Phase will be to: 1. remove the Sweeper and Sub Up and fit an HX Stomp 2. change the Yler battery for a Harley Benton Powerplant with has enough oomph to drive the Stomp.

Some years ago I made a similar cable, which I still have, to run a pair of Schroeder 1212L in series. Wicked. If you wire all the links, 1- to 1+, you achieve the same result and don't need to differentiate between which connector goes to the amp and the cabs.

Ah yes, that was made for me in 2010. Subsequently sold in 2016 as it didn't quite fit in an Elvis tribute band. 😀 Sold on again in 2020. I wonder where it is now?

Just been mulling over this problem and it would be simple to use an in-line 15dB XLR attenuator to achieve the same.

Si, this is probably a dumb question but why don't you take your D.I. straight out of the Stomp?

Definitely not required.

So annoyed that I can't be there. See you all next year.

Sadly events have conspired against me and I'm not going to be able to make it after all. An old shoulder injury caused by a nasty fall 18 months ago has resurrected itself and makes driving distances painful. On top of that we've just returned from a 2 week cruise where Covid appears to have been pretty rife. I've tested negative but I still have a really evil cold which I wouldn't want to spread around. Looking forward to coming again next year.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/286030843378?mkevt=1&mkpid=0&emsid=e11021.m43.l3160&mkcid=7&ch=osgood&euid=03522c559ed24ceebded078f65825577&bu=43188947688&ut=RU&osub=-1~1&crd=20240827053353&segname=11021 If you can't find an original EBMM Sterling then this is the next best thing. I have an original EBMM Sterling and one of these converted to fretless. Excellent basses.

Sadly it didn't work. Maybe someone can edit it.

@scrumpymike - everything he owns unless he sells it between now and then @Rich - Shuker 5-string, something else (will toss a coin on the day), Genz Benz Shuttle 9.2, Barefaced Super 12T cab. @Kateplaysbass - Ashdown CTM-100 and LB212, Pawn Shop Mustang, medium scale ACG Finn, and maybe also ACG Recurve and Bass Collection 5 string fretless, since I'm thinking about offloading both of those @Woodinblack - Bongo, just to wind people up @Richard R - Brawley 5 string, as usual, HB 5 String thing with Roland hex pickup and V-bass COSM synth. @BreadBin - something interesting @chyc - a very nice double bass, an Ashbory Bass, GSS 06B400MKD combo, and possibly Warwick Streamer fretless, Sandberg Custom 5 with Delano XTender, Sandberg TT Marcus Miller rip-off, BC 110T cabinet, BC 112mk3 cabinet, Acoustic Image Coda @TRBboy - Frost Custom Basses PJ5 (my first build from scratch), Sandberg California TT5 Passive, possibly my customised Yamaha BBN5, Markbass Stu Amp 1000w, GR Bass GR 410+ (1200w, 4 ohm), a fairly unexciting pedal board 😅, & converted Trace 1x15" cab, if it's in a satisfactory state by then @Stub Mandrel - Joyo BadASS & PJB C2, three or four hopefully 'interesting' basses. @obbm - '71 Jazz, '73 Precision, Sadowsky HPJ, Genzler Magellan 350, BF One10 x2, Pedals plus TBA plus raffle donation.

I'd like to add myself to the list but I have no idea how to create the orange name thingys. All I seem to get is plain text. Can anyone help?

Member Bill Fitzmaurice should be able to explain exactly why.

In answer to question 3 the experts always recommend using identical cabinets i.e. get another 2 x 10 not pair your 2 x10 with a 1 x 15.

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Recorded 20 years ago. Sadly the energy of the live performance was lost in the final mix. 🥺

Having sold all my Bergantino CN Cabs I am now down to a single rig comprising: 2 x Barefaced One10 and a Genzler Magellan 350. (I'd love to add a 3rd One10) Back-up is a Warwick Gnome. Also lurking in a flightcase is an Ashdown Retroglide 800 which is now surplus to my requirements.

I plan to head up from Falmouth again. This time I'll bring my Fender oldies, a 1971 Jazz and a 1973 Precision along with my workhorse, the Sadowsky PJ, plus the BF One10s and a Genzler Magellan 350 which I acquired earlier this year.

I've had one of these for about 18 years but it's never been used much. The tone stack is a traditional Fender design, the same as many pre-amps/amps. The bass and treble controls are boost only and the mid control is cut only so flat should be min bass and treble and max mid. I modified the voicing of mine by changing the capacitor values to match the Alembic F1X.

Song: Everybody Needs Somebody To Love Band: Saxa Venue: Shoals Brewery, Porthleven Bass: Sadowsky HPJ > Genzler Magellan 350 > BF One10 and PA

Steve bought the last of my Bergantino CN cabinets. Faultless transaction once again and he confirmed that it had arrived safely. Thanks Steve