incubass
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Thanks for the useful insight. I decided to keep my 102HF for now since I really like it. I will be searching for a NY121 'though, and if I can get one at a good price I'm definitely going to get it. It looks like a super portable and capable cab.
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I already turned off the piezo in my CMD, it made so much noise it was the first thing I did. But now it sounds great and with plenty of highs for my taste. But maybe it will be nice to have a tweeter in the NY121. My doubt comes from the fact that I usually gig large venues with my HF102 alone and it always delivers. The CMD alone is far from that, but I believe an extension cabinet will do the trick!
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I currently got a CMD 121p combo which I'm diggin', but I'm struggling to decide on something. I also have a MarkBass 102HF (4ohms) cab which I absolutely love and usually pair with a Orange BT500. I've been offered to trade this cab for a NY121. That way it would be much more portable and could use the 121 to pair either with the combo or with my Orange. Do you think the combination combo+NY would lose in terms of volume and specially low end that I have with the 102HF alone? Or would it be a step up? Since I never tried a NY121 I'm afraid I would lose all the low end and punch I get from the 102HF.
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Thanks for you answer! The thing is I love the Bass Terror's overdrive. I usually crank up the gain and set the volume very low. I assume that it isn't safe to do this with this cab, right? I thought that with the switch set to 4ohms the head would only pump half the power into the cab, but I see I was wrong :)
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Reviving a really old thread because of a problem I ran into. Just bought a Barefaced One10 to pair with my BT500. But the One10 is rated 100-250W 8ohms. If I keep my BT switch at 4ohms that means it will only power 250W into the cab?
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Up! It's from 2008, just noticed this info was missing
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Still up I'll consider trade offers for a nice 5 string (fender, sadowsky, something like that).
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Thanks up!
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I'm selling my Warwick Star Bass II Bubinga made in Germany. I have too many basses, so it's time to let this beauty go. The bass is in great condition as you can see from the pics and video. The bass is in Braga, Portugal, and the price is 1500£. I don't have a hardcase (only gig bag) but if the interest is real let me know and I can try to find one so it's possible to ship it. I can deliver in hand in Portugal or Spain if it's not to far (Santiago de Compostela, Vigo, Salamanca).
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I just bought a Warwick Streamer Stage II from Ben. Couldn't be happier. I was a bit unsure about buying a bass without trying it and without knowing the owner in person (I'm from Portugal) and Ben was very comprehensive and made everything he could so I felt 100% comfortable. Really really nice guy Very fast communication and great packaging. Thank you very much!! Cheers, Pedro
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[b]Traded locally [/b]for a lovely P-Bass! -
My lovely 2004 Gretsch Broadkaster Bass G6119B (made in Japan) is now for sale. The color is walnut stain, scale length 30.3", maple neck and body and rosewood fretboard (12" radius). Nut width is 1 11/16". Weight is 3,4kg. It's in very good condition, a few marks as it's been my main bass for 4 years. I've played lots of concerts with it and it never let me down. It's strung with roundwounds, although I think it would sound amazing with flats as well. Everything is original and it also includes the original case, which is a bit worn out and original pickguard. Concerning trades, I'm currently looking for a good Precision Bass, so that would be a trade I would consider. I'm from Portugal, so shipping would be a solution. I have some friends in London I could ask to take the bass to the UK. I'm also going to London this September. PM me and I'm sure we'll work it out I'm looking for[color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif] [b]£[/b][/font][/color][b]1200[/b] excluding shipping. Please feel free to ask any question. All photos: [url="https://goo.gl/photos/opbXtb21uw3ZrZQP6"]https://goo.gl/photo...bXtb21uw3ZrZQP6[/url] [attachment=243114:IMG_8288.jpg] [attachment=243115:IMG_8299.jpg] [attachment=243116:IMG_8302.jpg] [attachment=243117:IMG_8303.jpg] [attachment=243118:IMG_8305.jpg] [attachment=243119:IMG_8312.jpg] [attachment=243120:IMG_8316.jpg] [attachment=243121:IMG_8321.jpg] [attachment=243122:IMG_8322.jpg] [attachment=243123:IMG_8323.jpg] [attachment=243124:IMG_8328.jpg] Cheers, Pedro
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The guy who sold me the bass told me there was a problem with the pickup and it couldn't be repaired. But you're right, it is rare for a pickup to die like that. I'm going to take the bass to a luthier tomorrow to check if there is any possibility of repairing the pickup. If there isn't, I'm inclined to buy a MEC replacement, from the information I gathered people seem to like it a lot!
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I just bought this second hand Warwick Star Bass II, but the neck pickup needs to be replaced. I'm wondering if I should buy the original MEC pickup or a custom one. Curtis Novak' pickups look awesome, but I'm not sure if the EB-AA (for example) would fit the Star Bass. Does anyone have any advice?