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Thank you for the reply. Actually choice to have active and passive is nice. If you say that 800 series can be better i will check. is it in your opinion good bass for different kind of music or just focused in a small range?

Hi everybody, nowadays I am 100% under hard GAS for Ibanez Musician. I don't know why but...it happens. Do somebody make me informed about differences between MC900 and MC924. I have more feeling with simplicity style of MC900 but even the other one looks good to me.

Rocovering some quotation around: Glockenklang complete set with Blue Sky Top / 2x Space deluxe cabinet and cover more or less € 3000 (€2850@thomann) .....wow future for my bank account is not pink if I move there.

[quote name='xgsjx' timestamp='1399406944' post='2443996'] Before I got my Markbass gear I tried an EA combo, which was nice, but rather heavy. I tried a PJB Suitcase, which sounded nice at low volume, but groaned & let out a fart when I turned it up. I've never tried the other brands you mention though. [/quote] EA with 12 or 10 speaker? Even Glock attracts me a lot.

I had Mark Bass in 2011, as you say in uk "it's not my cup of tea". But at the end no one have experience with above mentioned brands?

I have different different situations. With double bass in a jazz quartett (gtr, drm, trb, db) mostly with old SWR baby blue, then in soul/jazz band with electric bass. Actually I am happy about my current rig, but as I said it is more related to desire of new set. Not 100% sure to change just to recover opinion from other.

[font=lucida sans unicode,lucida grande,sans-serif][size=3]Hi everybody, I am looking around because I am thinking to change my rig.[/size][/font] [font=lucida sans unicode,lucida grande,sans-serif][size=3]Nowadays I am playing with [color=#545454][b]Maruszczyk[/b][/color][color=#545454][b]Barabass[/b][/color][color=#545454] [b]Combo [/b][/color][color=#545454]plus additional cabinet, see the picture.[/color] [color=#545454]Of course I like it and it sounds really nice but you know.... I'd like to change and try other, maybe it is usual g.a.s. [/color]syndrome[color=#545454].[/color] [color=#545454]BTW my attention is toward other brands as: Euphonic Audio (cabinet), Glockenklang (cabinet & head blue soul top), ACME cabinet, Phil Jones. Is there somebody that can give to me some suggestion in order to direct my choiche. [/color][color=#545454]I basically play electric bass as well as double bass.[/color] [color=#545454]cheers[/color][/size][/font]

Thank you all you guys for your replies and nice information that I can grab. Actually my question is not how much can be close to a real db but how playing on eub can be helpful for studing when I switch to DB. I can really touch result? From which point of view? Intonation? Training of left hand might? Alter Ego that I found used has a good price, yammy €400 more....

Hello everyone, I need some advice from experts. The situation is this: from Monday to Thursday I stay in a small studio flat, from Friday to Sunday in another (normal size apartment). Always travel with the double bass I do not really want and also I often use the train then not at all. Now I would like to increase the hours of study and does not seem the case to buy a second one (consider also that probably my wife will make me in small pieces to feed our cat ) and I already have too many instruments including electric and bass amp (I'm also trying to sell some). So, I said to myself "what if I buy a e.u.b ?". Ok I imagine that it will never be like the real double bass, sound, feeling etc. bla bla ... but how much can it help me to study? Surely more than not playing at all or only play the bass guitar, but in a nutshell it is a move that you recommend to me? How much can it will be close to real double bass? The instrument would also have to buy I already found (alter ego baby ballad), luckly it as the exact same pitch of my double bass.

3 leaf is quiet impossible to get here around in Itlay, maybe I'll move on Sadowsky.

don't you think that tone hammer can have also that sound with more options as excluding eq in di? (I am tellilng this because comparing the specifications both pedals have same freq (40Hz - 4kHz) setting.)

[quote name='bakerster135' timestamp='1389791935' post='2337915'] Again, these kind of have different applications! The Sadowsky and Aguilar are essentially outboard versions of active electronics, that would usually be found inside active bass guitars. The Sadowsky will make your bass sound like a Sadowsky bass, the Aguilar will make your bass sound like one equipped with their OBP preamp (i.e. Spector, Modulus, etc...). The Tone Hammer actually has the OBP-3 box inside when you open it up! The Sansamps however, as the name suggests, are intended to make your plain DI sound as though it's actually being played through an Ampeg stack! More of an amp simulator in that respect. They're definitely different beasts, so it really depends what you want from this type of pedal. [/quote] [b]Bakerster [/b]this is nice explanation, thank you a lot. Actually my idea is to use this kind of outboard only when I play with passive bass (mostly jb), Miller sound is target or something like that.