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[quote name='J.R.Bass' post='956352' date='Sep 14 2010, 06:37 PM']Answered your own question right there [/quote] Very true

[quote name='bramleyapple' post='956074' date='Sep 14 2010, 03:05 PM']tight and punchy the horn really helps if wanna cut through, if you can buy it and its in good nick id buy it![/quote] Thank that just what I wanted to hear, I'll get the plastic out!

[quote name='bramleyapple' post='952708' date='Sep 11 2010, 01:48 PM']hi mate ive just purchsed one off ebay and had a serious problem with it im running a line6 hd750 amp through it and it sounded like a 10 watt practice amp. i had it cheked over and was told i had a blown speaker......GREAT, so i took the speaker out and noticed a loose conection it now works beautiful im using the 6 ohm version and cant complain i love it it handles the low b i also play in a metal band and it punches through the two deaf gutairists which always seem to increase the volume through out practice.. hope this helps![/quote] Very helpful thanks. Think you might have bought the one I was looking at! good to hear you got it working and it sounds good. Also good to get an opinion from someone else that play's with two deaf guitarists! must be a metal thing :-) How would you describe the sound? I know it's subjective, but I have no chance of trying before I buy. [quote name='J.R.Bass' post='952730' date='Sep 11 2010, 02:12 PM']Any 610 should be pushing enough air to punch through a mix in a live setting.[/quote] Thought this might be the case, but I have had problems with cabs in the past (ashdown) that just didn't do the job!

I thinking about buying one of these cabs, does anyone have any experience with them? I play in a Metal band using a Warwick Corvette Std 5 through a TE GP12 SMX preamp and SWR 800 Power amp. Need to know if it will be loud enough, punch through the mix and handle the low B flat (we tune down half a step). Any advice would be great, Thanks.

Very cool! congratulations. I'd love to play that venue!

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[quote name='bassicinstinct' post='481700' date='May 7 2009, 09:25 AM'][b]Boss CEB-3[/b]. But then, I am a Luddite.[/quote] [quote name='foal30' post='482731' date='May 8 2009, 08:41 AM']Boss CEB-3 you can gig with it, it wont break. like nearly every Boss Bass Pedal I have tried it takes some farting around to get the sound...but I only need it to make one good sound so it's good value. If I need a chorus that has to do 6 different types I would probably have looked elsewhere. but for the outlay it's great value.[/quote] + 1 this is a great pedal and rock solid.

[quote name='Bloodaxe' post='767150' date='Mar 7 2010, 06:36 PM']Welcome Aboard, Don't know of any blues-specific tab sites -I use [url="http://www.911tabs.com"]911 Tabs[/url] when I [i][b]need[/b][/i] one. "Need" is the word here I feel... I regard tabs as a "get out of jail card" for when you've got to nail somthing awkward at short notice, or you really can't figure out what is going on. [b]Ears First[/b] then tabs if you're stuck. Also, a lot of tabs appear to be written by non-Bassists who seem to have some very odd ideas about fingering. AlsoAlso... Blues is a very flexible genre. It doesn't have that many "set" bass lines, but does have a bucketload of little licks & phrases that you can nail together to join the dots [i]your[/i] way. Ears are better for this, trust me. Listen to loads of it, you'll find yourself picking up little bits here & there and your vocabulary will grow.[/quote] + 1 this is very true! I also find [url="http://http://www.bassmasta.net/"]Bass Masta[/url] is a good tab site if your stuck, but as said you need to listen as well.