Bigwan

[quote name='flychris' post='338832' date='Nov 27 2008, 07:16 PM']here is mine : tecamp Puma 500 (6lbs)+ XS112 for small gigs (22lbs) / + S212 (41lbs) for bigger ones [/quote] The new look of the tec amp stuff is starting to grow on me. I have the older Tech Soundsystems 4x12 and it's an awesome cab!

[quote name='lefrash' post='338854' date='Nov 27 2008, 07:36 PM']The bass is my ideal bass, and I doubt i'l be changing/upgrading any time soon.[/quote] Yeah, you say that now... just you wait... everybody here's heard that one before! Welcome, btw!

www.ax84.com www.18watt.com The theory's the same for guitar and bass so both these sites will suit you - ax84 has a bass project I believe.

No matter what bass I receive into the collection, my Skyline JO4 is the benchmark it's measured against. Fantastic bass.

[quote name='GreeneKing' post='332347' date='Nov 19 2008, 02:45 PM']A bit of a size and weight difference compared to the MB LMII The overused word in relation to these amps was the 1st one that jumped into my mind when using the amp for the 1st time. Warm. Initial impressions are that there's plenty of volume available, the 'Brite' button certainly works as does the passive tone controls (very different to cut and boost active tone controls) Perceived quality is good (controls and finish). It does get a bit 'hissy' at 5 on the treble tone and volume at or above 7. For £189 so long as it keeps going it's incredible. I've got a better quality valve that'll fit and wonder if it's worth a try?[/quote] Looking forward to hearing how this amp gets on with your Aggie cab. Was thinking about getting one for my GS112 too!

Sorry if that sounded a bit sharp - didn't read it over before hitting 'Add Reply'!

Neither are too powerful for the db112. They are rated at 500 watts into 4 ohms, so they'll probably deliver somewhere between 250 and 325 watts into your 8 ohm cab.... which you won't if you're playing in your living room! And there's a volume control as has already been pointed out.

[quote name='Crazykiwi' post='331202' date='Nov 18 2008, 01:45 AM']Forgot to mention that Jon said he plans to let the bass grace the home page of the shuker website for a bit too.[/quote] Me too!

Why not go for the DB112 in black (with the nice silver grill cloth) and add an Ashdown ABM head in chrome - very pretty rig.

[quote name='funnyfreddie' post='330286' date='Nov 16 2008, 09:25 PM']i like the ampeg steve, whats the model?[/quote] Usually referred to as "HOW MUCH!"

I'm more amazed by what I used to be able to play. When I was younger I played in a really technical death metal band. I listened to one of our demos for a laugh a while back and was shocked. I couldn't play the half of it any more, but then again I couldn't play the half of what I can now back then... That's about the most useless post I've ever made I think...

Band - the only way. I joined a gigging covers band a while back and have never played as much. It's true that lots of it is music I wouldn't listen to myself, but that's not the point. It's got me playing. Gigs are the ultimate learning experience!

I have an Ashdown ABM C110 combo (rediculous for home use, but you don't have to turn it up that loud!) which looks quite pretty. It's one of the early ones with grill cloth rather than a metal grill, so looks more retro than the current combos. I gig with it at the minute, but I'm thinking of hunting down a replacement head and keeping the combo at home...

'A long time' you can take with a grain of salt... yes Jon can be unrealistic with his quoted build time. But he's not in the same league, build time-wise, as say Martin Peterson/Sei (I believe the wait for Sei is more than a year now). It's pretty well known if Jon gives you a build time double the highest number he's given you. But the result is well worth the wait. I'm totally chuffed with what he built for me. He's also relatively inexpensive.