Bay Splayer

one that can [b]only[/b] play using a plectrum

great playing mr huwberry, tight as a gnats chuff

pure class legend

the rhythm guitarist in one of my bands (covers) calls everything in between the basic notes sharps, so if i say B[i]b[/i] he looks confused, so i have to tell him its A# regardless of what key song is in, i understand the notes on my fretboard as A, B[i]b[/i], B, C, C#, D, E[i]b[/i], E, F, F#, G, A[i]b[/i]

disco inferno

no particular order..... [b] geezer butler james jamerson geddy lee pino palladino mark king[/b]

[quote name='J.R.Bass' post='946765' date='Sep 5 2010, 10:48 PM']Is there any reason your wanting one, are you not happy with your tone??, are you wanting a different sound?? I think you've got to decide what your after in terms of sound before you just pick a random pedal. [/quote] want to thicken up the low end and add a touch of grit and although my zoom b1 does this to an extent, i like the idea of sweepable mids as for being happy with my tone.... are any of us 100% happy with our tone (and i MEAN 100%, not 99.9%)

i have the LH500 head and the A100 1x15 combo the head runs into my mesa/boogie 2x15 for big gigs, and i use the a100 amp out into my 2x10 for small gigs as it sounds better than the 1x15 so whilst being a fan of the amps, lots of bang for the buck, i am not really a fan of their aluminium speakers that said..... i have yet to try the hydrive

BUMP

have my birthday coming soon so ...... opinions appreciated (especially from people who have owned/tried both) on the differences between the AGUILAR TONE HAMMER or whatever the SANSAMP equivalent would be i am leaning towards the tone hammer but still undecided i play in two bands, one a classic rock covers band and the other a rock originals band and like a lot of bottom end in my sound but without sounding woolly

blurry pics from barhouse gig... [url="http://img824.imageshack.us/i/90148185.png/"][/url] [url="http://img245.imageshack.us/i/fp1.png/"][/url]

bought the 2x10 for £129 in PMT southend..... well worth the money. solid cab and delivers a tight,punchy sound. took off the original grille though and stuck these on.... [url="http://img225.imageshack.us/i/02092010060.jpg/"][/url] makes a change from lugging this around.... [url="http://img202.imageshack.us/i/rige.jpg/"][/url] happy days

DR Fatbeams .....mmmmmmm

blurb on the 2x10 cab.... Wharfedale Musical Instruments designs and builds its own loudspeakers from the ground up (including cones and all hardware), thus each speaker in the WHB range has been specifically made for that product – something that no other company that we know of can claim, thus resulting in a no-compromise approach to our sound quality. For instance, our titanium high frequency horn has a special angular flare projecting the sound not only straight ahead into the audience – but, uniquely upwards into the player’s hearing. All cabinets are solidly built from plywood and all feature extensive internal bracing for vibration free performance down to the lowest notes. The classy good looks come from all Wharfedale proprietary cabinet hardware. Feature Summary: 2 X 10” bass cabinet 2 x Wharfedale WMI-B10-100-16 bass guitar loudspeaker in optimally tuned cabinet. 200 watts @ 8 ohm use. Coupled with proprietary Wharfedale titanium compression driven multi-angular high frequency horn using high power crossover network Black vinyl with Grey painted “W” steel grille. Wharfedale side grab handles. Rear mounted combined Jack/Speakon input socket plate. Dimension(mm) = 613 (W) x 412 (D) x 427 (H) Weight = 23.2K

playing with my new band FALLEN POETS at Barhouse in chelmsford last month... [url="http://img801.imageshack.us/i/poets.jpg/"][/url]

nearly got one of these but plumped for the Geddy Lee.....was a close call though, both models are quality basses

[quote name='warwickhunt' post='369804' date='Jan 4 2009, 12:44 PM']Who's Steve Grindrod (fnarr sounds a bit rude).[/quote]

always been a 15`s man myself (still am ) but gonna start of with the wharfedale as my first 2x10 cab as i have joined a second band of a different genre so looking for different sound. will post my opinion when i have bought and tried it out but would be interested to hear any opinions from anyone that has tried one

[quote name='allihts' post='927386' date='Aug 17 2010, 11:39 AM']I picked up the 4x10 second hand for £30! Didn't find out it was harley benton until recently, absolute bargain. It goes loud and gives a decent (not as good as my ashdowns) representation of what you dial into your head. [b][i]What do you want to use it for[/i]?[/b][/quote] mainly for rehearsals, and pub type gigs. my 2x15 is a bit of a beast to lug around everywhere but want to keep it for big gigs so fancied trying a 2x10

cheers peeps

anyone got an opinion on HARLEY BENTON cabs, in particular the 2x10 cheers mark

wizards