simonlittle

Hi there. I tried out a bunch of small amps for a little home practice amp including both the ones you mentioned and went for a Micromark 801 from Wunjo’s. I found the PJB a bit flat and lifeless-sounding compared to the Markbass which had a lovely open and natural tone. Have since used it on a few little upright bass jazz gigs when I’ve had to go on the tube too and it’s great. Love it with my p-bass; I’d definitely recommend one 👍

[quote name='artisan' timestamp='1507027731' post='3382784'] EBS Multicomp for me,simple to use,3 different modes,works very well & sounds great. [/quote] +1 for the EBS Multicomp. I tried a stack of compressors before I picked this one. Use it mainly for evening out pick playing, especially when palm-muting. Sounds fat and lovely 👌

Definitely worth talking to a luthier about changing the neck profile. Martin Peterson at the Gallery would be my first port of call. Also sometimes the Warwick bolt-on necks have overly thick fingerboards. Martin took a lot off the fingerboard of my old FNA Jazzman and regretted it with slimmer frets and suddenly the beck felt amazing. And was less bowed...

I'd imagine so. My knowledge comes unstuck as soon as people start talking about impedance but I think problems only occur when driving cabs that are too small with an overly powerful amp. Hopefully someone a bit more tech savvy will chime in with the specifics but I'd say daisy-chaining would work a treat. I used to daisy chain my two SL112's out of my old Warwick LWA100 with no issues. Got a TH500 now so don't have to do that anymore...

CABS!!! Not bloody cans!! Hate auto-correct so much!!! 😤

[quote name='logicred' timestamp='1494853348' post='3298986'] The 350 only has one speaker out that I can see. [/quote] Sorry I misread and thought it was a 500. Even still if the cans have two connections you should be able to daisy chain them. Don't know the Markbass cabs but most other cans have two connectors...

I'm sure you can run both at the same time. The TH500 has a plenty of welly...

You can get a Speakon to jack cable for that. Any decent guitar shop will have one of those...

+1 for Prince! How did I not think of him first!!