Reggaebass

Surely a 115 puts out more low end than a 112 , in my sound system days it was always 115s or 118s I never saw anything smaller, or have things changed 🙂

Thanks for that Burns bass, I was looking for another white/tort US pro jazz, I stupidly sold mine a while ago, and your shell pink one came up , I’d forgotten how nice that neck is , can I ask, do the pickups sound vintage or are they brighter 🙂

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Thread resurrection here, I’ve seen a few of these lately whilst looking for an American pro , did anyone get one, if so what are they like

Definitely Sticky👍

A new track here from Owen Knibbs who’s been around for a long while, but you don’t hear about him much, skip the intro to 1.02 , nice Bassline to this, I’m going to steal it, I make it F C G Bb

I’ve got a Trace Ellliot 115 extension cab on my old Ashdown mag 300 in my summerhouse, I paid about £90 for it locally, it was hardly used and in mint condition, that puts out some serious bass

Sorry spondon, I misunderstood ya there, I thought you were talking about drilling a new hole

Not quite sure what you mean there sponz 🙂, if you needed an accurate hole I use these, otherwise if you pilot a hole smaller than you need and step up 1mm each time, the bit finds the hole and enlarges it 🙂

Thanks for that NS , I hadn’t seen that advertised ☝️

If it’s only 1mm , I would go with with a file, you shouldn’t get any breakout then you can drill the jack out with normal drill bits, just start with a pilot bit and work your way up a few mm at a time 🙂

Tiken Jah, Robbie on bass

Is it all original Heathy 🙂

I remember your ones stew, didn’t you switch to BF cabs, how do they compare, I’ve been tempted by those many times, the one I want is the dubster but they don’t come up very often

Yeah, that’s what I use, the NY 151’s, I’m really happy with mine, they have a really deep warm sound and are really light, very solid with no rattle or vibration noise , just to add javi, they do the mids and highs well too, they aren’t muddy like some seem to think 🙂