JohnDaBass

I had a few Kmise maple neck & fret board Jazz types and were fine, really good value for money. But the best ones were from "jingwan" maple neck & fret board, white bound with MoP(?) block inlays and gloss finish. Two were '51 P type with Jazz wideth neck and one was typical Jazz type. All three were great, delivered within a week and you can see the results on some of my Build diaries. As @Aidan63 said the seller seems to have disappeared off the Bay.

Why do you feel you need 2 Silverstones? How do you plan to use both, will you be switching off the horn on one of the cabs or stacking the top cab upside down?

Or if you prefer not to solder this is a neat solution. Connector Dish with 2 x NL4MP Speakons and Terminal Block £12.50 IN STOCK (31 Oct 2022) (bluearan.co.uk) http://www.bluearan.co.uk/index.php?id=TUFF87182NA

+1 I've had an Alder P bass body from Northwest and it was superb.

I am not sure that @stevie used the Fatial 12Pr 320 that was in the BC Mk3 cab. I saw @Chienmortbb did not commit to answering your question and left it for @stevie to confirm officially. Now that the LFSys products are launched it maybe unwise to disclose publicly the precise model used in the cab system. Clearly there is a need for protecting LFSys IP.

My main rig is 2 x Barefaced SCs with Mesa Subway D 800 or Fender Rumble HD 800. (So pretty much a BF Fanboi) The sample music used for the shoot out was not pure bass guitar tones. IMHO, to my 70 year old , tinnitus inflicted ears both the LFSys cabs appeared to sound fuller, richer and clearer than the Barefaced. I did prefer the bigger bottom end from the lower powered (350w? 12Pr 320?) LFSys cab, it just seemed to suit my particular tone needs.

Awesome, thanks for sharing!

Fantastic job looks absolutely great. Any chance of a picture of the front baffle without the front cover?

+1 Mine the same, no issues and great sounding with a Faital 6RS140 in my micro combo. I left my micro combo in the "quiet room " no one seemed interested so I took it back to my table. Everything seemed to be over shadowed by the LFsys cab launch.

#12 JohnDaBass (the Old fat Guy with receding white hair round glasses & funny beard)

There you go. It's one of my Bitsa projects. Aftermarket flame maple one piece Jazz neck, care of @sunfish back in 2018 Alder body from Northwest Guitars Fender Hi-mass bridge Di Marzio Split P Pups @KiOgon Loom Vintage US Fender tuners Fender Flats Single ply pickguard

Great review. As you were involved in the development do you receive a commission on each sale ?

Yup Fender CS62s are outstanding. Add a passive loom with V T and 4xswitch (neck-parallel-series-bridge) round wound strings and Rock On.

Thank you @scrumpymike , Mrs Scrumpy, daughter Scrumpy and all the Scrumplettes for their hard work in creating such fantastic day out. The luncheon was stupendous and the Apple crumble was unbelievably delicious. Thank you all very,very much.

Neither do I have time to print off a cool badge but it's not a problem as I am easily recognised I'll be the fat old guy with glasses, receding grey hair and a funny beard . Oops, just a thought there be be a few of us🙄

Have a safe journey Doris🤣

I plan to bring along my BC110 MiniMax combo and my house jam 1x6 BAM200 micro combo. Both available for the cab shootouts and measurement.

Mike kindly sold me a pair of EV SX300 PA speakers, the communication was first class. Mike made a huge effort to source the best courier and provided detailed quotes from each shipper. The whole transaction was fantastic , Mike is a real gent to do business with. Thank you Mike

If you are going to the SW Bassbash I'm planning to bring my Fender IMP micro combo clone so you may wish to hear the BAM 200 to compare before you buy?

Was it any good?

+1 for the Behringer XR12/18. Our XR12 is more than enough for our needs, good preamps and as said a very versatile mixer. I use an old Samsung 9ins Tablet for chord charts and mixing on the fly, it's very easy to toggle between each App. I still use the onboard router without any of the problems that others have experineced. But many have upgraded to outboard routers.