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Sold - Euphonic Audio Wizzy Mline 12 (4 Ohm)
Clarky replied to BB2000's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
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I imported this cab from the US manufacturer about 9 months ago. Its utterly superb for loud double bass applications and as a hi-fi cab for electric bass. Its the louder 4 ohm version as these are noted as slightly inefficient cabs, requiring a lot of "juice" (500W from an amp is good) to get maximum volume and performance. I cannot fault this amp for performance. However, I have a dodgy back and at 50 pounds its too heavy for me to hoik in and out of venues. I am going to replace with a lightweight, high quality 1x12" (EA or Epifani) for louder gigs with my DB. So this uber-quality and hard-to-find on these shores cab is up for grabs at a very reasonable £400 collected. It cost me about £550 to import, including duty/HMRC costs and delivery. It is in perfect condition and comes with a flimsy (frankly rubbish) slip cover from the manufacturer, which at least prevents knocks and keeps out the elements. Would prefer meet-up in London area (I live nr Hammersmith in West London) but I have found the box so I can post at cost It looks completely new and here's a link to a pic of an identical cab: [url="http://www.talkbass.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=220939&d=1311697963"]http://www.talkbass....39&d=1311697963[/url] Marketing blurb and specs from website [url="http://www.acmebass.com/#/products"]http://www.acmebass.com/#/products[/url] : [size=2][size=2]• A very compact cabinet with the bass extension of a good 18" subwoofer.[/size][/size] [size=2][size=2]• Amazing transient response; from the fundamental of the open B-string, right up to the highest harmonics of a C or F-string.[/size][/size] [size=2][size=2]• Loud enough for a single cabinet to hold its own against most drummers.[/size][/size] [size=2][size=2]• High power handling. 350W RMS is a good starting point due to the relatively low efficiency of the cabinet. 500W RMS is ideal. The more power, the better the sound. (Within reason - It's only a 2x10"!)[/size][/size] [size=2][size=2]• Use it with an upright bass for loud jazz gigs and be rewarded with true acoustic tone.[/size][/size] [size=2][size=2]• A pair makes a very loud, versatile and compact rig. Stack them end on end for amazing dispersion and clarity or side by side for enormous kick. Use them as a high quality PA. For those occasions where true bass response is paramount, monitor your recordings with them. They really are that 'HiFi'! And the entire rig will still fit on the back seat of your compact hatch.[/size][/size] [size=2][size=2]Model: Acme Low B-2 Series III[/size][/size] [size=2][size=2]Frequency response: +/-3 dB 41Hz to 22 kHz -6 dB at 31 Hz[/size][/size] [size=2][size=2]Power Handling: 350 Watts RMS continuous[/size][/size] [size=2][size=2]300 Watts sine wave @ 30.87 Hz[/size][/size] [size=2][size=2]Sensitivity: 93 dB 1W/1M[/size][/size] [size=2][size=2]Impedance: Available in 4 or 8 ohms[/size][/size] [size=2][size=2]Dimensions: 23"H x 15.75"W x 16.5"D[/size][/size] [size=2][size=2]Weight: 50 lbs / 23.2 kg[/size][/size]
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Hi Gareth, the only thing I could really do with is a nice lightweight but high quality 1x12" (EA or Epifani) to go louder with my DB than my Crazy8 (1x8") cab. I have an Acme Low B2 (2x10") which sounds superb but at 50 pounds is too much for my glass back and will be up for sale soon. Don't suppose you want rid of one of your Epifani's?
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I got this as part of a trade a couple of months back with Happy Jack. Due to new EA amp I am putting this up for sale. Given photo importation problems on BassChat, I will just show an ad here for the amp from DV247 [url="http://www.dv247.com/guitars/gallien-krueger-mb500-bass-guitar-amplifier-head--97438?gclid=CJbGxPz2-bQCFaTMtAodkycACQ"]http://www.dv247.com...CFaTMtAodkycACQ[/url] where you can see its normally £400 (although its not in stock, nor is it in stock at GAK, the other 'cheapie' site - Thomann has them for about £415 as does Gear4Music) Condition: generally good. A few slight scratches on the top, from having things (pedals? tuners? preamp?) sat on it while owned by Happy Jack, plus he had appended some velcro on the top of it (presumably to attach said pedal/tuner/preamp) which can easily be removed. Nothing at all major and nothing visible front on. Functions perfectly How about [s]£315 £305[/s] £280 ncluding UK postage? Specs here: [b] Gallien Krueger MB500 500 Watt Ultra Light Head[/b] This ultra-light, under-4-pound Gallien-Krueger MB500 bass amplifier head is fully equipped with professional features: master and gain, padded input, contour, 4-band active EQ, footswitchable boost, tuning mute, effects loop, isolated DI, Speakon combo outputs, headphone/line out, and 500W of power into 4-ohm loads. [b] MB2 500 Watt Ultra Light Head Features[/b][list] [*]500W at 4 ohms, 350W at 8 ohms [*]10dB pad [*]Tuning Mute [*]Input Gain, Master [*]Contour [*]4-band active EQ [*]Footswitchable boost with independent volume [*]Effects Loop & Tuner out [*]Transformer Isolated DI out with Pre/Post Switch and Ground Lift [*]Dual Speakon Combo Outputs [*]Headphone/Line Out [*]Footswitch Input [*][b]Dimensions[/b]: 11" W x 1-3/4" H x 7-3/4" D [*][b]Weight[/b]: Less than 4lb. [/list]
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[quote name='Wiggybass' timestamp='1358782418' post='1944868'] I think you might mean 'Irish yew'...? [/quote]in the name of the law (Bad joke, sorry) More seriously, best of luck with your sale but adding a link to pictures of the bass in a hosted website like photobucket or flickr would really help your sale along Edit: I see you've added a link. Good stuff! Beautiful bass
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I played a gig at "loud rock band" levels on Saturday (Hootananny, Brixton; normally has reggae and rock bands) and had to rely on the PA bins and stage monitors, although I had my amp on stage behind me (it was inaudible). I couldn't hear my double bass very well and ended up playing harder than I would normally to compensate (very sore fingers, blisters etc). But it was all I could do to avoid feedback (the stage was so boomy the sound guy told me to turn my amp down) and to fit with the rest of the band. Wasn't ideal but it worked
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I did a mini tour in Portugal and just used a PlatPro to DI to the house PA each time. Worked very well. Feedback issues meant I was also forced to use a Headway preamp to DI at a gig recently at a venue with good PA (Half Moon, Putney). Again it worked pretty well. The key is if you can trust the house PA and soundman/lady. I bring an amp with me for insurance as much as anything and because it kids me that I am in control of what comes out of the speakers! I think BCer BurritoBass also gigs DB only via DI and is happy with that, but again his band Case Hardin tend to play in good venues with I assume reliable PA systems
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any classical DB teachers in London (Rabbath technique)?
Clarky replied to Clarky's topic in EUB and Double Bass
[quote name='jeremywatt' timestamp='1358688567' post='1943316'] Hi There- I learnt Rabbath Technique at university level but don't use it so much in my day to day orchestral playing in London any more. I teach privately, but I'm not registered at Talk Bass. Is there a way for me to contact this guy without registering at Talk Bass? I can certainly help him. [/quote] I checked his profile on TB and there's no stated email, you would have to contact him by PM on TB or reply to his thread. Either way you would need to register, so why not? it's free, takes a couple of minutes and you may even find the vast double bass forums useful? -
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First gig with the Ehrlund and it couldn't have been a tougher one to try it out on. We played a rock/reggae venue (Hootananny, Brixton) and the volume was absolutely at loud 'rock band' level. I had some initial horrible feedback problems in the soundcheck, not helped by the stage being a very large wooden box (about five feet high and as boomy as its possible to get). However, the soundman played around with EQ on the PA system and I stood a bit further back on stage (away from the monitors) and apparently the sound out front was excellent (one of our friends in the audience was a sound engineer). I reckon thats the toughest possible test passed then - most of our gigs are at nothing like that volume level. My rig was Ehrlund-->effects return of AI Clarus-->Crazy8 cab but I had to keep the volume level very low behind me on stage to help minimise feedback and I had to rely on the monitors to hear myself
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SOLD Alleva Coppolo (Willie Weeks signature model) SOLD
Clarky replied to paulie's topic in Basses For Sale
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SOLD Alleva Coppolo (Willie Weeks signature model) SOLD
Clarky replied to paulie's topic in Basses For Sale
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Thats a very lovely example - congratulations. When Fender are on their game they make some fabulous basses
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A guy on TalkBass has had an email from the Bass Centre confirming these strings are now available at £145 inc p&p, although they are not yet advertised on their website
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