I never once turned up my bass at this gig on Saturday
I've been a guitarist in a 2 guitar rock band many times.
There is no need to keep turning up and up.
I was doing a gig with the blues/rock band yesterday
We only usually do one a year but the BL decided to do a warm up gig in what was a great venue but.
They've taken the carpet out
3 Guitarists
stupid Bose PA right behind me
I had my ACS custom moulds in and by half way through the 2nd set it was hurting my ears
The guitars just kept turning up and up
During a dreadful rendition of Heroes by Bowie I signalled to the BL that I couldn't hear and it was too loud
H e wound the song up early and I said I'm done.
It's loud, it's hurting me
and I walked off stage
I'm not a diva but I actually feared for the hearing I have left
I'm still fumimg this morning
believe it or not
The Francis Rossi/Rick Parfitt one is good
Bananarama also interesting
and I've read Andrew Ridgley's one
again all very interesting
not really bass related but still good reads
all bits go in the 'bits' drawer
I have all sorts in there
Vibrola from 67 SG jr
bridge saddles '62 P bass
trem spring covers from various guitars
half a '73 P bass pickup
many many pickguard screws
I agree it does look great
I am thinking if it is 27Kg, I have a couple of eminence neos that would probably save 6Kg in total, bringing it to 21 ish Kg
that might work
I've read a review of the cab and it says it isn't as heavy as Ampeg quote.
The review says it weighs 60.8 pounds 27.6Kg
Ampeg say 66 pounds 30Kg
Can anyone confirm this please?
I've been focussed on lightweight for so long that I never really looked
and as I carry PA most of my gigs I didn't need anymore weight
But I have a couple of gigs where I don't carry PA so am happy to lug this