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[quote name='paul, the' post='44279' date='Aug 11 2007, 07:14 PM'] Mental images of him with his Eden 810 on the bus.[/quote] "Thats not a half, theres no way your getting that on for a half. Single or your off bud"

haha. I didnt use my 810. It was a bit pointless with a medium size stage and one of the other bands letting me use an ampeg 410 (the one with loads of holes in it. Canny stand it tbh.) But i know ill be safe at a good venue with my bass and my GT6B And i got a lift there, bus back! aha.

hahaaa, I was at a gig in preston last night. And i was just at the bar afterwards when i got lynched by rather attractive young ladies all taking pictures with me! And then they even took my bass and gear bag to the bus station for me, and only stopped when the bus driver said they either had to pay of i had to carry my own stuff (Dammit) This is the life!

All figures are in lbs as its still the standard according to most websites. What im getting at is that this weighs the same as a warwick Neo810... When its not neo and has a 400watt amp too... Little bit bemused.

which according to a converter i used is 119lbs i may have used it wrong though?

eesh, im 16 And my setups isssss! Cort C4 and Soon to be Mule workhorse (both sporting Wenge necks!) ---> Boss GT6B ----> Eden Nemesis NC810 Pics will come soon. promise!

in fact, ive just checked, and the Warwick 810 NEO comes in at 119!! without a 400 watt amp in it! :S:S

The weight thing really isnt an issue with this! Ill give you some more comparisons, Cos it makes me happy! haha. Ampeg 810 and svt3 Pro = 165+26 191 GK 810 and 700rb = 143+16.5 159.5 NC810 [b]120[/b] its no neo but i Seriously dont know where the weight is! Still havnt sorted out pics. Ugh!

and we started choosing options late june? ish?

yeahh i had thought so, but i always like to check Im especially looking forward to hearing what the Modulous Flea 'bucker sounds like with all that growly wood! no graphite here!

Good call imo!

I dont think it would be against forum policy to post pics of how its going (if it is let me know and ill remove them) but yes, otherwise here goes Shes gonna be a regular gigger this one! No messin

I have to say, After having aquired an 810, Im in love! It isnt [i]That[/i] hard to move around. And the sound you get is soooo thick and punchy. Im sure there are modern alternative ways to achieve this, but i havnt come across any that have really nailed it yet! (however, my experience IS limited compared to most round these parts)

My stepdad has a Wesley Les Paul guitar copy, and its a very nice guitar indeed! As much as that helps, i guess its a reputation

Just a bit of a follow up, I think im in a position To give a slightly more detailed View. Played through her at practise a few times now, Our studio Room consists of 50watt all tube/4x12 100watt/2x12 800watt/4x15(Synths) and a very noisy drummer. all cranked (hearing protection is a must as far as im concerned) and boy, does this girly kick! Ive managed to push to about half volume, but then i start getting complaints! a very nice feeling when you consider i was asking others to turn down so my rig could keep up once upon a time! I had some Issues with the EQ to start with, I found it really hard to cut through the mix with some of my usual GT6B Settings. After a few practices it dawned on me that of course it was going to sound sh*t with settings that were made to sound good on my old warwick rig. I scrapped all the modeling that was on my pedal, set everything Flat and bam. there it was. Tone heaven! (I think this is where i start to use single pedals!) What i really like is the Ability to Cut on every note. This is where i found i really wasnt keen on Ampegs, To my ears they have a sort of Golden Range, but beyond that the tone is completly different, and even volume dips on occasion. IMO. Very pleased that i managed to pick this up, and ill try and get pics! ugh!

www.myspace.com/mouuk If youve got a minute and want some metal drumandbasscore. Youra at the right show! Should be in shops september time all being well!

Shazam! Just get a behringer. Trustttt