MOSCOWBASS

[quote name='markstuk' timestamp='1490095567' post='3262084'] You should be able to hear the background hiss increase/decrease as you adjust the tweeter... [/quote] Depending on age and how much rock n roll you've been playing over the years

I also had a 1 inch short cover ordered direct from from Roqsolid, this was a "vertical cover", ie slid on from the top of the cab. They remade it, it was too loose and slid off the cab when you were walking with it, i bought a "side" mounting one and the size is fine. They have the wrong sizes and aren't clear on leeway.

I have MB200 and MB800, if you like the Mb200 sound ( I agree it does compress when pushed), get an MB500 or 800. I haven't got anywhere near feeling the MB800 compress. I've also owned a Streamliner, i found it a bit dark and tone controls didn't really help too much for me, so check it out before going that route.

http://basschat.co.uk/topic/300925-xotic-xj-1-5-string-jazz-bass/

I also had intonation problems with Dunlop superbrights.

http://www.mesaboogie.com/amplifiers/bass/subway-series/subway-d800-plus/index.html http://www.mesaboogie.com/cabinets--simulators/bass-cabinets/subway-series/2x10-diagonal.html The pound value isn't going to make this easy!

Had a 75 Jazz back then, but the neck was poor, loved the sound though. Now I have these, absolutely brilliant

My first amp was a GEM M bass30, back in the 70's. it used to distort after it heated up for a while, i never did find out why.

I've also had this, it was the valve base pins that were slack, needed to be bent tighter to hold the valve secure. Also check the push in valve base holder pins are not oxidized

Greenboy f110 http://trickyaudio.wix.com/trickyaudio#!products/c1o1l

I got to play what was described as serial number 2 on a Musicman reps tour in the UK 1976, it was beautiful to play, much nicer than anything I had played at that point, but it was heavy from what i remember.

I'm still enjoying my two, no gas for anything else except maybe an XP 1T5 with flats as an additional toy

[quote name='eude' timestamp='1460389588' post='3025266'] I've been reading a lot about these 'Crazy' cabs. How much low end do they actually put out? Have you tried the Crazy88 too? Oh, and finally, how good are they with electric bass, and I think they were originally intended for Double and Acoustic Bass use... Cheers, Eude [/quote] I'm an electric player, 5 string. The low end is good, don't know how the roll off specs compare (nowhere near the BB2), but I like the sound it produces, no lack of bass for me, but i'm not doing reggae!. I use mine with a GK MB800 ( i know it's more powerful than the Crazy 8 should handle) it sounds fine with input gain at 11 oclock and master at 12 oclock with my basses. I have the bass at 12 oclock with the crazy8, but back it off to 10 oclock with the BB2. Crazy8 takes slapping on the B string at this level. I wasn't expecting the Crazy8 to handle this as well as it does, it was bought to do restaurant gigs where i have to carry a distance. Turns out I use it in medium sized pubs with 5 piece band...electric piano, bass, drums, sax and vocals. I think the Crazy88 would be great, but weighs in at more than the BB2. The Crazy8 i have weighs 20lbs, has the newer rear port, from Tricky audio, nicely built.

I've owned an EA wizzy10 and found it had poor low end performance and farted out very early. I've owned and use BF cabs, they're great and also recently bought a Greenboy Crazy 8, which blows the EA wizzy10 out the water. The Crazy 8 exceeds all expectations i had. The BF ONE10 doesn't have a tweeter, so for my tonal preferences that's why I went for the Crazy 8

http://barefacedbass.com/product-range/LF800.htm

I have an MB800 I use into a BF BB2 and Midget t. I really like the MB800 over other small class D bass amps i've used. My Barefaced cabs are 8 ohms, so worth pointing out the MB800 has 560 watts into 8 ohms compared to 400 from the D800 and also the new Genzler amp. Both new amps look nice on paper and i will be watching the threads over the coming months to see how they compare.