madame clapotis

[quote name='bagsieblue' timestamp='1462865789' post='3046288'] These do look great indeed and getting rave review. Does anyone have any experience as to how these compare to EBS Neo 110 Cabs? (tempted for a cab overhaul.......) [/quote] Curious on how it would compare to my EBS NeoLine 112, too. Been really happy with that EBS for the past 5 years. Now looking for something that could enrich the tone of my EBS. Was looking for a 2x10 or so, but maybe I should give these BF things a go...

4 out of 5 gigs I play with a single 12" speaker. That's a EBS NeoLine 112 (300W, 12kgs) powered by a Markbass LMK. It is not the way to go for every genre, but after five years of gigging with this setup I'm still very pleased! The only disadvantage of playing with a single 12"-er IMO is that it is very focused. You can quickly go 'out of the range' of your speaker when hopping around the stage. When there is still lots of space in the van, I take an extra 2x10", just for a nicer dispersion. Especially on larger outdoor gigs this is a welcome comfort. Curious to hear what all the Barefaced rumble is about..!

[color="#800000"]I've owned a Boss CH-1, an Ibanez BC-10 and am currently using a Boss CE-5. I find the EQ-knob on the CE-5 rather useful when using chorus on bass.[/color] [color="#800000"]However, I am now in search for a chorus with presets. Should make it easy to dial in a right sound for each bass, each band, each setting, without having to twist the knobs all of the time. Thinking on ordering the [url="http://www.mooeraudio.com/?product/201512161747.html"]Mooer Reverie Chorus[/url]. Any thoughts on this, or experiences with the Mooer chorusses?[/color]