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[quote name='haimesy' timestamp='1441047151' post='2855669'] Weighs in at 3.5kg ...�� [/quote] Wow! That is light.

Don't want to play a 14lb bass for a two hour show?

Cool. I'd love a new little combo. And both of these 1x12 weigh about the same as my Berg neo cab alone. I'll have to find someone with both in stock to try them.

Obviously is the fan noise is too much then it will suck.

£699 wouldn't be as appalling as other Mesa pricing. The Streamliner 900 was that price and worth every penny.

[quote name='JapanAxe' timestamp='1441044188' post='2855614'] http://youtu.be/z1rwsUtLH7U [/quote] Lovely but getting Bobby Vega is cheating! He could make a wet fart sound awesome!

[url="http://mesahollywood.com/collections/subway-bass-series"]http://mesahollywood...way-bass-series[/url] Interesting stuff. EDIT: RRP is £739.00

It's not just zero return, you are losing a days leave too. The whole thing is costing you. A days leave is worth a normal day salary. Ignoring the expense of the travel

I think attenuators are for valve power stages only and not any other type. Definitely check with the manufacturer before use.

My passive TT4 (California ) is punchier than my active TM5 Both sound great, just different.

All done and sounding amazing. Very happy indeed!

I keep listening to Rob Allen fretless demos. I think I want one.

The tecamp site says the 1x12 combo is A/B but the 2x12 is Class D.

Watching with interest!

Basses that don't balance. Headstock heavy basses should never be allowed out of the factory. And that brings me to another point - any bass made after about 1985 when the maker decided to use old fashioned enormous tuners. There is just no need for it - heavy clunky pointless things that add weight when there was no need to. I don't care how much of a 'Reissue' a bass is, playability must come first. I was so very annoyed when Fender put heavy old tuners on the new Geddy Lee USA model. It's not a relic, or a reissue, it's a new model. It should have had Ultralites or something equally light weight and well made. And it could have knocked off almost half a pound.

I really fancy one of those. I'm really getting into good old passive single coils again with my Sandberg.

I think Nordstrand will do pretty much any casing you want to order. I'm talking to them at the mo about some odd spaced stuff.

Yup. I love singing. I work more on that than bass at the mo.

I've had 1 fake B string from Amazon. But that was a marketplace seller. The rest have been fine. I have Amazon prime so if there is stock I get it the next day.

[quote name='Musicman20' timestamp='1440085443' post='2848184'] Which one? [/quote] Lemmy. Duh!

[quote name='bassman7755' timestamp='1440048511' post='2847786'] Well to be fair tech 21 are completely taking the piss with the price of their pedals, I mean they sound great and all but when you think that behringer can produce a similar sounding unit using the same basic tech (fet based drive circuit) for £30 I think its a reasonable assumption that tech 21 have a fair bit of cost "headroom" to dig into when pricing the head. [/quote] Not really a fair comparison though - it's not like Behringer do any of their own R&D!

Best strap I've ever found for a heavy bass is the Neotech Mega Bass Strap - http://www.bassgear.co.uk/product/neotech-mega-bass-weight-reduction-comfort-strap/ Very comfy.

I've fiddled with the action a bit now and it is playing very easily. I thought I had some spare D'addarios around but I don't so at the moment I'm stuck with the Sandberg strings. Now they've had a good few hours of abuse they are settling in very nicely. They are 45-105 and I usually go for 40-100 but I may well leave them on for a while anyway. The tuners are the new Sandberg lightweight models and the balance is very good - at some point I'll take a tuner off to weigh and compare with Hipshot Ultralites that I have on most basses.