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Good point, though it was a nice dead room so maybe it had a helping hand! I just discovered the ampeg neo range and the AV 212s. I hadn't realised they had ventured into smaller cabs, may be worth a look as I'm familiar with the sound of most of the classic range cabs.

Hey, So the Aguilar db112 has since gone. I'm thinking of keeping the head and getting a lightweight cab. I just had a rehearsal this afternoon and ran it through an old mag 410 and it sounded great and I usually hate ash down cabs! Thinking maybe ampeg or Aguilar would suit - some more vintage modern voiced than hi fi modern

I bought an Eden WTP 600 and the 410 XLT this time last year. It was a compromise between my then orange AD200 and matching flight case 8x10 and my little Aguilar db112 and EA micro. I thought it would fit my touring and function gigs - portable enough to get in the car but still loud enough to work on a large stage. Fast forward a year and I've done a lot more local work than touring and after buying a house with steps up to the front door and a change of car from a discovery to a magane I'm starting to think I've made a poor decision! I had a corperate residency over Christmas where I left my rig set up the whole time and I think the luxury had made me forget what s physical struggle getting my gear in the car then loading in/out at venues. I'm starting to think wtf am I doing to myself?! Don't get me wrong my rig sounds incredible, though to appreciate the tone I usually have to stand a good few meters away - that cab seriously projects! With the abundance it seems of lightweight gear available now I'm wondering if I just replace the cab with something else or go the whole way and change the head too. The Aguilar sl and tone hammer stuff has caught my eye and I recently played through one and was to my surprise impressed with its tone. The Mesa stuff looks impressive too although very expensive. The Eden is my dream rig that I've wanted since I was 16 listening to incubus and I feel pretty silly about selling it after just a year. I don't know if I changed the cab what would be a good fit with the WTP head. I think I'm also swaying away from the aggressive grindy rock tone to a more warm and thick tone! I think common sense needs to prevail and realise I'm not getting younger haha! If any of you guys can chip in any advice who have had the same 1st world problem i would love to hear from you! As far as I can see equipment is getting a lot more efficient and powerful and so the days of huge cabs may be gone!

i recently sold my Warmoth project bass/parts to Kostas. I was at first a little hesitant about shipping something abroad but after speaking with Kostas over a number of messages I discovered Kostas was a decent, genuine bass lover, and was glad I sold the bass too him. The transaction was smooth and he updated me when he sent payment and when the bass safely arrived in Greece. Don't hesitate like me and chrisd24 did, take it from us Kostas is a top notch basschatter! Enjoy the project and hope you make a better job of it than i did!!