gafbass02

I've put my name down for the midget tour. I'm not really a vintage kinda guy tbh think tommy c flea Billy Gould and you're nearer the mark. Interesting that we think it won't be as loud. Looks like a long wait for just a midget might be on the cards then.

Tricky one this as I can't drive to test stuff out and don't earn enough to take gambles on anything. I really could use a tiny, powerful cab I can carry over distances so I started looking at the barefaced midget. But to fund it I'd have to sell one of my current cabs. I'm currently using passive jazz basses and a streamer lx into a zoom b9.1ut through a little mark 2 into markbass 102p and STD 102hf cabs. Which is very very loud. Handy in a six piece rock band (see sig for a better idea of that) as I'm not the only non driver space is often limited and I ften do gigs where I need to carry my gear into town etc. A little reading on the web has made me think about switching to a barefaced compact and midget setup which is seemingly as loud and even more flexible and would allow me that nice n easy carry for open mics etc. The thing that's worrying me though is power, put simply am I going to have enough to replace my markbass cabs? Will the midget alone ever be enough on it's own? - As the traveller is now so I can gig with either cab. Handy as the bigger one often stays in the studio. If I sell my markbass cabs to fund it and it's a bad choice I'll be utterly stuck! (teaching assistant on £500 a month, so cash is a big deal!) Whaddya reckon folks? Gamble or stay until I can afford a midget alone to add to my set up and problem solved?

Yes please I'm very interested in one of these. I'm in cheltenham

I've wondered this myself and had conflicting reports. Anyone know the score with little mark 2?

Funnily enough Dave I think I've got one of those in the basement too. Welcome to give it a whirl

[quote name='Toddy' post='871564' date='Jun 19 2010, 10:22 AM']Its like this,,,,, playing music in front of people is a prevlidge,, and you never know when its going to end,,,,,, so every gig is important... Playing/Touring is a catalyst for your personality,,,, if your unhappy or in a bad place it will make it worse,,, if your up for it,, you will have a great time,,[/quote] I love this. Sooo true

I've got a zaolla too which sounds very different to my monster stuff. Much brighter and airy sounding

I've used monster cables for years but when they die I'll be onto obbm I reckon

And I look forward to recomending you again and slapping Dave for even thinking of doing that heh heh! Birthday drinks this Sat Dave

Funnily enough I've always thought of my blue jazz as being like the falcon. Something that started out bone stock and just got modded and modded and used and dented and banged up and bits stuck on and taken off and is now just a part of me, just like Han and his beloved old YT-1300 freighter we all know as the falcon :-)

The Sonic blue Jazz of course!

saved it sold it bought it sold it! ibanez sixer number 3 jonny brooke theres so many more!, ive owned 52 now i think!

shine nice ray lush aria vmj number 2 classic vibe J tokai TB had troubles

mik squier P 86 j bass special with graphite neck, now dave muadibs lush but black aint me better pic of my fna

no comments ever! heh heh

Heres one of my trusty jazz, that's in my avatar, but theres tons in my flickr, including some moody new live shots and various stages of the basses life from standard(ish) to today, if you wanna take a peek: loads here: [url="http://www.flickr.com/photos/34605698@N04/"]http://www.flickr.com/photos/34605698@N04/[/url]