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sbrag

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  1. [quote name='BassTractor' timestamp='1348841682' post='1819004']
    Hi Steve,


    Welcome to BC!
    You made a wise choice with the procrastination, coz that way you came to the right place. Nice people here (not me).
    There's already several Bristolonianites here on BC. You may know some of them.

    Anyway, enjoy the site!

    best,
    bert
    [/quote]Cheers Bert

  2. I popped in last week. Didn't see the Eden but had a fender rig few ashdown combos and a nice trace. An old 70s guild was the nicest bass. Do you ever go to electric ladyland. Its always an entertaining visit.

  3. Great thanks, I think I'll give that a try. I really like the sound of my 4x10 but a wonky shoulder makes it to heavey, I can't stretch to the cost of light wieght cabs at the moment and I like the idea of one 2x10 for protability and 2 of them for more noise. Do 2 2x10s get the same punch as a 4x10?

    Cheers

  4. Hi

    Just after some cab advice.

    I currently have a Peavey Musician head which runs down to 2 ohm which I currently put though a Peavey TX 410. I was told the cab was 4 ohm but when I collected found it was 8. It sounds great but is too big and heavey for my needs / house / dodgy shoulder and dosent get the most out of the head, so have lined up a 210 tx (4 ohm) to replace it.

    I have the option to get either another 210 TX or Peavey 115 Balck Widdow to go with it which I intend to use as required for extra tone / volume and would take me to 2 ohm to get the most out of my head.

    The question is 2x10 or 1x15 and does the 2 2x10 sound best stacked vertically horizontally or a cab either side of the drummer.

    I'm leaning towards the 2x10 due to flexability, portability and the fact that 1x15s are more common so it would be an easier swap at a later date, but would welcome any opinions from people who have had similar set ups.

    Cheers for your help

    Steve

  5. Hi Thought I'd intorduce myself as I should be working and am procrastonating.

    I'm Steve in Bristol, I stated playing again after a long layoff at the end of last year.

    Current set up:
    Yamaha BB1100s Bass which Ive had for over 20 years, these have to be the best value 2nd hand basses around
    Peavey Musician Head from 1970s
    Peavey TX 410
    Marshall Drivemaster
    Zoom B2

    Currently putting a set together with a new band and continually tinkering with bargin 2nd hand amps and cabs to find the right sound. I think I'm close but the 4x10 is likly to go for 2 2x10s.

    That's me,

    Cheers
    Steve

  6. For Sale Peavey 410 TX Cab. £100 ono or would consider swap involving a 2x10 (especially if its 4 ohm). Only Selling as its too big for my needs and I've got a dodgy shoulder. It works fine and sounds great very big punchy sound. The carpet is a bit dirty on top with blue tac / gaffer tape marks on the capet which were there before I bought it, but are purely cosmetic. 350 watt 8 ohm. Collection from Downend, Bristol Thanks for reading

  7. Hi

    I've recently picked up a Peavey Musician Series 400 70s solid state head. It sounds great but it came without the footswitch for the built in effects. From Googling the footswitches there seems to have been a couple of versions, Just wondering if any one had any experience of these and what I should be looking for, better still if you know where I can get one and how much. I'm not looking to spend a fortune as the head only cost me £40 from ebay! Cheers

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