Raslee

Freedom from tort oppression! Bring out your blues, reds & greens and wear your tort with pride - vote yes for equal rights for your tort scratchplates

Hunt down a Farida bass, their P's have jazz width necks too. Got mine for £95 off evilbay have added SD pickups and tort guard since though

Hmmm, what about Sonic blue & tort???...i kinda like the vibe of the this original 63P and Marks (Classic & Cool Guitars) is just up the road from me (hides wallet and view of PC from wifey ). I have already traded with him in the past and its true he's a great chap indeed. If anyone wants me to 3 month road test their new incoming Limelights before they receive then of course I'm always game

Ooh! Is now the time to mention I have a fridge for sale...a Bosch one and an Ampeg one

No neo's there then.....just pure Bootzilla fonk

Carvin amps

It sounds good to me

Looks superb, how much did it cost?

Get a Farida P bass and thank me later, awesome quality for the money. I have one, Ash body too and I even prefer it to my mates Fender P

OoOoh, and I've just put my 8x10 up for sale (shameless plug)

...or I may sell my mint Ampeg fridge 8x10 to a fellow Devonian as I don't envisage using it that much due band taking another hiatus

[quote name='Bill Fitzmaurice' timestamp='1400847470' post='2457478'] The f3 of a Fridge is 58Hz, and few complain about lack of lows. Raggae has the deepest tone of mainstream genres, and to hear it one might conclude that most of its energy is in the 40-80Hz octave, but actually it's in the 80-160Hz octave. [/quote] Yes I used my Fridge for the first time at a festival gig with a reggae band yesterday, certainly had good enough lows for me. The main factor was maintaining those lows, with definition when getting into dub territory, and at higher volumes and the Fridge handled that well. I've had cabs that go very low with ports etc but as said above the energy appears to be at 100hz for me for the low end and the Fridge did this nicely without sounding too wooly and handling the low B too. Bloody heavy beast though...well according to the festival roadies at least (Will probably be up for sale end of summer )

Carvin are worth a look

[quote name='eude' timestamp='1400145437' post='2451097'] Nice one mate, look forward to hearing how you get on! They are very well built aren't they, my Mi10s are solid as hell A single Mi10 would be fine for a small acoustic gig and is a treat for home practice, but I reckon it'd struggle in a 7 piece soul band. 2 X Mi10s would be just fine though. I find I have to push the low end a little with the smaller cabs, certainly when using just one, so the Mi12 must put out a nice thick natural amount of bass Eude [/quote] Well gigged the Mi 12" last night. It seemed to have a lot more in the mid range than my Genz 2x12, not as smooth sounding but then it is a much cheaper cab. It didn't struggle to keep up with my soul band at all, in fact it admirably surprised a few band members who thought it looked 'too small' and would therefore fart out. As i say it wasn't as smooth as i would have liked but then i think a bit of time to eq things on my amp may sort that. Also perhaps its not as light as i would have liked either (memories of a light Markbass 15") but all in all not a bad cab. I'm tempted to try a 10" if i can save some pennies again, perhaps put the 12" with it for a modular rig.

Been digging the James Brown grooves today, sex machine, Payback etc. Finally can justify the Detuner on my jazz for Too funky in here - funkerb