Muri

[quote name='gafbass02' timestamp='1395270532' post='2400627'] I have an mb112-ii. Bought for practice/small gigs where my rig would be impractical. I have to say, it's a fantastic thing. Yes, don't expect cheat crushing low end at high volume, but it does sound damn good, and is loud enough for a surprising range of gigs, it's beautifully built too. [/quote] Goof stuff, thanks mate!

Hi, are you guys talking about the MB112 MK II?

whoa! now I don't know what to do!

Hi mateys! I'm looking into buy this one too! but the one-million dollar question is: would it work for gigs in pubs? I'm also the owner of a Zoom B3, and also wondering if I can pair these two bad boys! Cheers! Muri

I'm looking to buy a combo to use on the stage, what are your thought about the EBS classic 60? Is it the same model as you refer to EBS session classic 60? Check out this video! [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5vyQa0VyWt4"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5vyQa0VyWt4[/url]

That's great! I'm planning to buy one. In the meantime, would you mind to explain how do you get those files into the machine? Cheers!

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[quote name='Kiwi' timestamp='1394033877' post='2387160'] I had a chat with Yolanda (and Steve L.) too. She mentioned that while it was flattering, being showered with praise was also a little overwhelming. If you guys will accept her as a regular member, hopefully she might pop back soon. [/quote] I didn' know she was not around anymore! #sigh

Hi Yolanda, we met on Sunday at the London Bass show! I was trying out the Elixir strings on one corner when you were jamming with a drummer that popped in from the public, rememeber? Check [url="https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1OpwkPMINiTWFVwb0gzTUswcHlHSldjbFdDMGp6RVlfS213/edit?usp=sharing"]the picture of us[/url]! I was very shy because I just started to play the bass guitar in July last year, but jamming with you felt amazing! We did chat very quickly at the end of the show. It was great meeting you! Loving your syncopation exercise! I'm with [url="https://www.facebook.com/sparkandrunband"]Spark and Run[/url]. Come rock with us!

[quote name='uncle psychosis' timestamp='1393673451' post='2383136'] So, had a quick play with the B3 last night. Firstly, the presets are pants. But I expected that. Setting up your own ones produces much, much, much better tones. However, I think it will work very well for my expected usage---basic amp sim, with the odd effect added here and there. The amp sims are really, really good. I'll probably use the crazier effects on guitar more than bass, I'm looking forward to trying that. Finally, tweaking the parameters is an absolute doddle. I've owned multifx before and never liked them because tweaking was too hard. This is as close as you'll ever get to real individual pedals---its that easy. Its tiny, its built like a tank (feels like a real quality piece of kit), it sounds good, and it costs less than whatever the boutique OD of the week is. First impressions are definitely very positive. [/quote] Thanks for that review man!