chrisAngryman

Where about's are you Tom?

Where about's are you based

I had one of these fitted with celestion's sounded awesome but was so so so heavy

Have a bump on me

Ahh alas the problem becomes more of a problem as Hard to Find, Birmingham have gone into receivership, I've spoken to Loud Technologies and they seem to think they will just swap it for another new one, fingers crossed this one works

I've had the Marshall for 5 years nearly, never let me down the ampeg is he reserve but ive been using it at the last 2 smaller gigs to get the feel of it. I've the 410 cab

I hope it's just a fault hmmm we'll see I guess

I thought am I, but the it was a small gig in a front room, it's 350 w gain was at about 2 o clock, volume 10 o clock

I need a little help,

I bought 3 weeks ago an Ampeg Pf 350, and have used it twice now, last night in a house for a private do we played at.

The problem I'm having is that at really low volume the amp starts cutting out?, this was not at high volume setting on the Amp.

I've read a lot online about this happening but know one seems to have a definitive idea, so do I

1, send it back faulty for repair
2, send it back and try for full refund
3, it's just the way it is

Im in favour 2 as its just doing my head in, my Marshall mb450 in comparison sounds awesome

Thank you lozz

So with this head and my mbc410 both running at 4ohms will the cab draw the full 350 watts?, The Marshall has a 600 w rms handling capability?

Will I get the full 350 watts into my cab is basically the question

Thanks for your help though fellas

I have he matching Marshall head as well but is proving a little erratic and I need a small light weight back up and a new porta flex is 215 quid, doesn't seem a bad deal to me

So am I right my cab runs at 4 ohms ( Marshall mb410), and I'm thinking off getting a ampeg porta flex 350 which at 4 ohms will give full 350 watts am I correct in my thinking, I think the bank holiday has blown my mind a bit oh and does anyone have the ampeg porta flex ? Any reviews ?

I play in a 50's rock and roll covers band at the moment and this morning we played at a special needs childrens school.
The kids loved it, some of the funniest dancing I've ever seen, brilliant morning if you ever get the chance to do the same take it.
So where have you had a gig that surprised you?

TraceElliott SM7 for sale £45.00 delivered - [b]SOLD Pending payment[/b]
Zoom 506 £ 15.00 delivered

Effects Flight Case, 240v kettle lead in bottom side exterior and plug for 2 sockets on the interior. £ 40.00 delivered

Both the Trace and the Zoom come with 240v plugs

if both or all three items are wanted their will obviously be a reduction in the delivery

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I have to agree with fat rich, thanks very much for all the advice, Ive just lower the poles in the same way and it seems to be much brighter, the test will be with a full band.

Also i found a setup on the amp last night that did improve the quality of sound aswell so much happiness all round

[quote name='dan670844' post='1197431' date='Apr 12 2011, 10:10 PM']It not your bass its the eq of the amp!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![/quote]

ok chill mate, nearly all stingray owners who also have this issue can't be wrong can they ?

I will try everything like ive said before, theirs no point in me doing this at home as it's only a problem when playing with the band

i think i maybe do play with a bit to much low end eq so am willing to try the advice given, maybe i'll change bass if I can't find a happy medium

thanks gus for all the useful advice, I will try everythig tomorrow night that i can with the amp.

i'll post how i get on

i have a mid control on the solid state side and may give this a bit of a go as it does give more control

on the clasic side of the marshall their is only a trebble and bass control, gain and volume of course.
it's only a problem when playing with the band the g gets lot in the mix of sound

thanks fellas, I didn't realise it was a common problem with stingrays, it's been buging me for a while, i really don't want to change it so i'll try and find a solution i guess

Hi guys

Not sure if i need some help or am going slightly deaf.

i play a musicman Stingray though a Marshall MB450 and im really struggling to hear anything i play on the D and G strings.
I have adjusted the pick up so that it'shigher to those strings and further away from the low strings but i can't get any clarity.

I don't believe it to be the bass as when i pratice at home I use a tiny peavey and it's crystal clear.

im using the classic side of the amp.

I have a trace elliott equaliser pedal should i try this?

any idea's any help would be great

it has a though neck and has at one time been badly re-finished, it was a natural finish orginially

Hmm there is no chance anyone with any sense would pay £400 for this bass the last CMI on here was in working perfect nick for the age, This is not and will need alot of parts and time, I bought my current Stingray from bass chat for a really fair price and believe that's the way the site should work.

Sold in record breaking time