JakeBrownBass

[quote name='Bassmouseman' post='953051' date='Sep 11 2010, 07:28 PM']Thought this might be the case, but I have had problems with cabs in the past ([b]ashdown[/b]) that just [b]didn't do the job[/b]![/quote] Answered your own question right there

[quote name='sshorepunk' post='954968' date='Sep 13 2010, 04:06 PM']I made the move to an all tube head a while back, after playing EBS for several years, the tube sound is more suited to what I am doing! I have a great rig, but just after I changed, I saw this! From the EBS site..... The EBS Classic T90 All-Tube bass amp is developed by EBS and experts with more than 20 years experience from building exclusive tube amps for hi-fi and guitar. The result is a hand-built tube amp with special designed transformers and selected and matched tubes. Classic Tube Sound for Live and Studio The 90 tube-Watts makes the EBS Classic T90 a perfect amp for the studio, especially since it comes with a direct driven balanced tube output. The amp is also very well suited for use in live situations – and a perfect companion to the matching EBS ClassicLine cabinets. Carefully Designed The special designed transformers are overdimensioned and all materials carefully selected to perform at a maximum level - at all times. The tubes are quality selected and matched with precision, and burnt-in for 24 hours after mounted in the amp to reveal any quality issues in time. Features The amp has a separate input for active and passive instruments and a separate output for 4 Ohms and 8 Ohms speaker cabinets. The control panel has a classic style layout with controls for Volume, Bass, Treble and Presence. Technical Specifications Nominal Input Level -18dBv (passive), -8dBv (active) Input Impedance 1Mohms (passive), 100kohms (active) Tone Controls Bass +/-12dB @80Hz Treble +/-12dB @8kHz Prescence 0 - +12 dB @5kHz (pwr amp eq) Balanced Output Level -10dBv Power Output 90W RMS Tube Selection 2x 6550 power tubes 1x 7025 now noise selection 1x 12AT7, 2x 12AU7 Dimensions (WxHxD) 21,1”x10,5”x9,57” / 53,7x26,7x24,3 cm Weight 16,7 kg / 37 lbs. Not sure if they are in the UK yet as they are not listed on the EBS UK site yet! Thomann are listing it at £986 which seems good for what it is, plus EBS have a reputation for building great gear, I know this from personal experience Tony[/quote] I'm really hoping Bernie has one as bassday next month. Its in manchester so should give you an easy chance to try before you buy

Ampeg SVT

[quote name='Bassmouseman' post='952548' date='Sep 11 2010, 10:43 AM']I thinking about buying one of these cabs, does anyone have any experience with them? I play in a Metal band using a Warwick Corvette Std 5 through a TE GP12 SMX preamp and SWR 800 Power amp. Need to know if it will be loud enough, punch through the mix and handle the low B flat (we tune down half a step). Any advice would be great, Thanks.[/quote] Any 610 should be pushing enough air to punch through a mix in a live setting.

Well as i said before i'm pretty sure its headroom. The less a system's power supply has to work at providing power to a certain component the better that component can do it's job.

[quote name='munkonthehill' post='952058' date='Sep 10 2010, 05:39 PM']i have this in the amp section too however i may get a speedier responce here. As the title suggests folks. Just seeing if theres any cabs out there with 2ohm impedance?????????? If so, does anyone have one for sale???????[/quote] EBS do there big cabs in 2ohm to special order. They also do there smaller cabs in 8ohm to special order.

[quote name='Wood&Tronics' post='951975' date='Sep 10 2010, 04:32 PM']Here we are with him last Spring, when he visited us in our shop in Belluno: [url="http://www.wtbasses.net/home.aspx"]http://www.wtbasses.net/home.aspx[/url] Thanks Si, we will need time to adapt to the idea that you are no longer with us... Enrico[/quote] Thats a great picture Enrico

[quote name='chris_b' post='951674' date='Sep 10 2010, 11:38 AM']The guy's plainly overplaying. All those "extra" notes don't really add anything. Listen to Paul Turner playing this number on the Live at Abbey Road session. Much nicer, cleaner playing. [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MKZVNrC0QYA"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MKZVNrC0QYA[/url][/quote] Definitely overplaying on that. Theres no need for all those fills. Even if it was down in the mix, it takes away from the song.

[quote name='oldslapper' post='951043' date='Sep 9 2010, 08:27 PM']No Jase, it wasn't available. I never thought I'd sell the Bassix, so I gave it to someone to move house with. But the packaging was the original double skinned box from my first EUB that came from Germany which was very substantial, plus lots of added material....... I can't help but feel sick every time I think about this. Never thought I'd feel this way about an instrument. [/quote] That's really bad news it was a fantastic bass and well played. Was a proper players bass!!

[quote name='oldslapper' post='950859' date='Sep 9 2010, 05:37 PM']I think they must have dropped an SVT on the box, thats what did it!!!! [/quote] was the price to send it in the coffin to much??

Pretty sure it's to do with headroom, as Vin can't exceed Vout. So with a 18v preamp, Vin is bigger thus Vout can be larger.

From my experience & from talking to very experienced engineers & producers, if you can get something sounding good on ns10 it'll sound better on everything else but my god I wouldn't want to mix on them! The reason all studios have them is for this fact alone. Jake

Engagement party

Can't remember if i ever posted this or not

At pro audio we use k&m stands and they've lasted our hire department years of serious gigging?? Maybe something like this? [url="http://www.k-m.de/en/products/category/starline-30/mode/productview/product/26010-300-87/new/0/?no_cache=1&hidesndlevel=0&tx_hacatalogue_pi1%5Bsearchfor%5D="]http://www.k-m.de/en/products/category/sta...5Bsearchfor%5D=[/url]

[quote name='Gunsfreddy2003' post='946408' date='Sep 5 2010, 05:39 PM']Jake, Glad to hear that my old Epi cab is serving you well! Mark[/quote] Absolutely love it mate, thank you

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 name='bluesparky' post='945827' date='Sep 5 2010, 03:45 AM']I was just about to ask what the rh450 and ul210 was, then i read your sig... D'oh! Glad you had a good night. What was the gig?[/quote] It was an engagement party. 3 sets, from motown to smashmouth to take that to original stuff. It took everything i threw at it and sounded fantastic