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[quote name='Skybone' timestamp='1459805495' post='3019938'] Is it for the effects or is it for amp modelling and effects? [/quote] More effects I'd say

And the TC works well with bass with no tonal loss. It looks the Dogs doodahs.

I've had a few over the years mainly zoom to be honest. There is a lot of love for some of the high end Boss and Line 6 models. Are they all that, any others to consider. If money was no object, (although then you may buy separate pedals!) just pure quality. :-)

[quote name='chris_b' timestamp='1457782058' post='3001733'] Your profile says you've got a CN112. IMO that's one of the best 112 cabs around. Why would you need another 112 cab? [/quote] I know the CN112 is a great can. I'm just convincing myself I need slightly more cupboard space!

Wow just stumbled on this thread. Intrigied to hear more on people's experience with them. I just can't believe they'd compete in a live band situation. Was going to get a TKS S112 but may consider this instead. Which would be loudest?

Bought a case from Ambient, communication was good throughout and item was delivered quickly.

Stumbled across these. Space age bass cabs. Weird!! http://www.notreble.com/buzz/2014/10/10/alusonic-introduces-alu112-aluminum-bass-cabinets/

Thanks Nick, I'm becoming very tempted to pull the trigger now. :-)

[quote name='walbassist' timestamp='1456477931' post='2989350'] Both my ACGs live in the Mono Sleeve, and of all the Mono cases it's my favourite model... and this from someone who has owned them all! It's well padded, the pocket actually expands to be pretty big (I put my Tecamp Puma, a speaker cable, instrument lead, power lead, strap, tuner, patch lead and iPad in mine for rehearsal last night), and like all Mono stuff it's really well made. I have had no experience of the splitting Ambient mentions. There are three things I'd change if I could though: i) the buckle system works, but is a bit naff ii) I'd prefer the bottom of the outside of the bag to be lined with the heavy duty rubber used on the Mono backpack range iii) I'd swap the orientation of the handle to the other side, to make it a more natural carry for right-handed folk All round, an excellent bag though. [/quote] That's good to know Gareth. I want something that can house a TH350 and a few leads ideally. If I could get a four block in, then that would be a bonus. I want the bass to be protected, but it doesn't need to be nuclear resistant. My basses only ever travel in the car. Thinking about the contego but don't like those split handles with Velcro wraps. I actually have a Gigblade still got the tags on! It's a beauty. Well protected. So comfortable to carry, very well balanced. You can a few leads in storage at the top, there is a slim pouch that covers the main body of the bass but you'd get a few leads in there, some sheet music, perhaps a mb200, but not a class D with any height. Shame. May move it on. Mmm