alanbass1

Welcome back

Welcome aboard. If it's a good 'un I would pay up to 300

Umm, sage advice

Welcome aboard

I've got a BB2024X and it is a seriously good instrument

Welcome aboard

Welcome aboard

It was getting really interesting until the weight was given. I don't like the thought of going back to shifting heavy beasts around again - the 'good old days' still linger hard in my memory

Welcome aboard

Welcome aboard

Hi and welcome

Welcome aboard

[quote name='wateroftyne' post='881658' date='Jun 30 2010, 10:05 AM']Ta for the info, Derren. Quick question - I know this is probably pushing the laws of physics given the combo's size, but how do you think the combo alone would cope with a fairly low-volume band rehearsal, or an acoustic-ish open mic night with a quiet drummer?[/quote] If it throws out the sound like my combo I shouldn't worry about the size. I have used my Markbass combo at reasonably sized gigs (when I had to go straight from work) and it was fine - and plenty loud enough with the volume just over halfway - and our drummer is not quiet by any stretch of the imagination. I found it best around two feet away from a rear wall to get the best from the rear firing port and the only thing I missed was a lack of definition when compared to my usual pair of Bergantino 12 inch cabs.

Wouldn't mind trying it against my CMD112P

I was thinking of getting a 604 to hook up with my CMD112P - reckon it will be a loud combination as the CMD112P that will keep definition at volume

I've had a rethink - go sky blue and you will have the only one in that colour combination!!!!

[quote name='Chris2112' post='879109' date='Jun 27 2010, 07:16 PM']Everything looked better in the 80's! Bass guitars are no exception![/quote] Yeah baby

Welcome aboard

Hi and welcome