JohnDaBass

Great that all was well. @Phil Starr and @Bill Fitzmaurice provide great advice, if you own more than one cab take as many as you can transport and just plug up the cabs as necessary. Having too much power is easy to remedy by using the amps volume control. Having insufficient power is more troublesome. DI into a good FOH is always a good solution.

Here's my view. @Pea Turgh '69 EB3, '72 Fender Telecaster bass, Fender Mike Kerr Jaguar, Squier Rascal, 2017 Gibson SG, Epiphone Newport with Artec Pup But it's important to take into account not only the pickup postion in relation to the 12th fret but also the tone cap value used. Notes 1 Neck Pup only on all the above 2 The '69 EB3 is neck Pup only without the inductor engaged ( engaging the inductor opens the bowels of Hell in the Lows) 3 '72 Telecaster is all original stock Pup and pots. 4 The Mike Kerr SS Jaguar Pup at 10ins from 12th fret 5 Squire Rascal SS neck Pup at 8ins from 12th fret 6 2017 SG is NOT a mudbucker, it is not a sidewinder design it is a standard side-by-side humbucker design. 7 The Mike Dirnt has an all original '72 Telecaster bass Pup expensively sourced from a guy in USA added at the neck with 3 pos switch to engage the '69 P Pup 8 The Newport re-issue bass had the Epiphone ceramic Sidewinder Pup swopped out for an Artec Mudbucker These are my views only, of the basses I own, just to add some context to your question to compare Pups. This Squier Telecaster Bass looks the real deal and if it has the same Pup as the Rascal it should sound amazing for the price point. I hope Fender release a Squier version of the Mike Kerr signature in black with a maple neck and tort pickguard, as I will be first in line to buy!!

Me too, my early USA Fender Stu Hamm signature "Urge" 32ins scale bass had pau ferro fret board, great finish, very closed grain, absolutely fine.

The USA EB MM Sterling is very comfortable, fast neck. The maple neck maple fret board are probably the best. The pickup has a huge tone range. There's a couple for sale at Bass Gallery and a lovely maple neck ash body at Bass Bros.

Do both Monza cabs have a 1.7kHz crossover?

Please could someone help me identify the date of manufacture for this Legend Classic 4 serial number W170329 ?

Tried the MLA out on a Jack Bruce specific tone on the 69 Goodbye album and it worked a treat. Thanks Si for the heads up.

Now that's interesting, is my understanding correct, you simply entered the tone you wanted and the machine provided the settings? Which MLA did you use? Finding tones and sounds on Zoom B1FOUR would be a breeze if the MLA did all the hard work, even if the suggested settings needed tweaks.

NBD Fender SS Kingman V2 So a new casual project as a Duo with a Local singer/ guitarist required a new member to join the herd. It's a very nice Fender SS Kingman V2. I previously owned a long scale Kingman with a great Jazz neck and huge body but moved it on due to the arthritis. This short scale is a dream to play, lovely roasted maple, satin block inlaid neck with a 38mm nut wideth. Plenty of volume for settee noodling and a great range of tones from the Fishman PreSys+. Sounds fantastic through my DIY Fender(?) IMP. A nice size body but the fret board is a little dry.

And here is another Fender from Indonesia SS KIngman V2

Fender Ps Jazz necks on both black alder body , and swamp Ash , both with Dimarzio Split P & @KiOgon looms.

G & L Fallout SS Very yellow USA and lovely CAR Tribute

Gibson Les Paul DC Tribute One with D'Addario chromes flats and the other with round wound

Fender Jaguars Mike Kerr SS signature and SS with DiMarzio split P & DiMarzio Ultra Jazz

If you love your current rig and have sufficient budget just buy a Fender Rumble 800 combo. It's a very flexible, convenient combo producing a great range of tones and volumes. And when required just roll out your current Super Twin rig.

That is a really nice mod. Well done looks fantastic. Congrats & enjoy. May I ask what is the distance from the Centre line of each to the 12th Fret

B-1-Four on batteries, Simples