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Varies for me depending on the bass I'm using. I like to play my Warwicks at belt & ball height, but my Fenders feel more natural at gut height.

Some heavy nanoweb Elixir's and I'm a happy man.

Anything with silly designs, for example this:

Beautiful tone, and a great band too. This is why I love Warwicks. They can fit any style of music.

[quote name='xgsjx' timestamp='1357801865' post='1928505'] Use your ears & go try as many cabs as you can.[/quote] The problem with this is taking my bass and head everywhere with me to try them out. Lugging them a mile on foot to the nearest music shop is a pain in the ass (I should really get a car) I appreciate that it's down to personal preference, and I've heard Ashdown's paired with Hartke heads that sounded nice, but the friend that recommended staying clear of Ashdown cabs knows my desired tone quite well.

Hello there, people of BC! I'm going to be buying an Ashdown ABM 500 Evo III over the weekend, and I'd like some advice on a matching cab. I've been looking at Ampeg's, but can't really see a huge amount available within my budget. I think I'd like to stay away from getting an Ashdown cab (A couple of people have recommended this) but don't know what else will compliment this head like an Ampeg. I'll be using the setup for home use and small gigs around the pubs and clubs, so something that can be heard but isn't too substantial. I'm looking at spending around £300 on a new cab to match my upcoming buy: Please, share your wisdom and your stories with me! Regardless of what I've said already, I'm open to any suggestions around my budget price, new or used!

Left side is my 4 string Corvette $$, right side is my 5 string Streamer $$ (Courtesy of dudi8)

Received a beautiful new 5 string Warwick Streamer $$ from David yesterday. Very nicely packaged, and really quick delivery (Received in 3 days from Hungary) Definitely don't let his location put you off. He's a great guy to deal with, and updates you frequently on what's happening as well.