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I love the throaty grunt you get when you really dig in.

I really can't believe this is still here at that price!

[quote name='fdavidso' post='940380' date='Aug 30 2010, 09:13 PM']Is that anti-climb paint that's on those bad boys? DIY or does that come standard? Nice cabs tho' fancy a midget myself.[/quote] It's standard and very hard wearing! Good luck with the search for a Midget. I'd imagine you'll have to buy new.

£700 is a very good price. Good luck with the sale and I'm sure you'll get some definite interest now.

Gigged last night with mine and goddamn I love it so much! I've owned mine since 2000 and although I've flirted with other basses, I've always come back to this one. Have a Sterling adoring bump from me too.

He's hardly bare faced. :-) Anyway, price drop to £320.

[quote name='allihts' post='936164' date='Aug 25 2010, 05:12 PM']What are the necks like on these? (btw no way i can afford it, just wondering )[/quote] The neck is great on them and you can play incredibly fast.

[quote name='Legion' post='934645' date='Aug 24 2010, 12:11 PM']Rob, couple of quick questions if you don't mind... How do you think they compare to the GS112's you had? How old is the Compact? I sort of get the impression Alex has done a lot of tweaking over the product lifecycle (although I don't know for sure) Cheers J[/quote] Hi J In comparison to the GS112s, I would say that the sound coming from just one Compact is louder, bigger and fuller sounding. It's also a lot lighter in comparison to just one of those cabs, which was a big bonus for me. I'm not sure how old it is as I bought it from Bass Culture, so I can ask him. I think the tweaking he may have done would be in the use of lighter woods, but I'm not sure. I have two and they seem to me to be identical. Cheers Rob

As no Midget owners have come forward willing to trade, I've added a price which is what I paid Bass Culture for it.

[quote name='machinehead' post='933990' date='Aug 23 2010, 06:22 PM']It makes good sense to have both a Compact and a Midget. By mixing and matching you effectively have three rigs. Don't underestimate the capabilities of the Midget as a cab to use on its own. It's loud in a different way to the Compact. More aggresive sounding but not unpleasant and you can dial in lots of bass if you want to. I've used it for a pub gig on its own and a few people were amazed at the sound and depth coming from such a small box And over the last two weekends I've used both cabs stacked and it's just so capable and one of the gigs was in a huge hall with a high ceiling which was no problem to fill with powerful deep bass. Money well spent. I think I'll have this rig for a very long time because I can't think of any other cabs that would perform better for me. Frank[/quote] Thanks for the seal of approval on my plans and definitely did intend on using it for smaller gigs. By the way, do you have the Midget with or without the tweater?

[quote name='machinehead' post='933264' date='Aug 23 2010, 12:28 AM']I'll chip in here. The Compact and Midget together sounds massive. Either cab on its own is fekin loud but together, the sound is what I would describe as BIG. Even at low volumes, it sounds really full, deep and powerful. Crank up the volume and you could knock walls down Honestly though, for most pub gigs, the Compact is more than enough. Frank[/quote] Thanks Frank, that's far more eloquently than I could have put it. Btw, a few people have messaged me asking if I'd consider selling it. I was really looking for a straighforward swap, but I expect that most people who own Midgets have them for a specific purpose and aren't looking to offload them. If I [i]was[/i] to sell it, I would want back what I paid for it as it hasn't done a lot since I bought it from Bassculture. I can't remember the exact figure and would need to look into this, but that was also on the basis of collection, and the only reason I would be selling it would be to help fund the purchase of a Midget.

I currently own two Barefaced Compacts but never have the need to gig them both and am looking to stack a Midget on top instead. I am looking for a direct trade for a Midget, or would consider selling one Compact for SOLD. Apologies for the quality of the pics but I only have access to a very poor quality camera on my phone at present. [attachment=57752:100830_160419.jpg] [attachment=57753:100830_160430.jpg] [attachment=57754:100830_160445.jpg]

My blue Sterling is the one bass I could NEVER let go. Yours is equally beautiful, but without meaning to be rude, I have to agree with Warwickhunt that you might want to reconsider your asking price.

I'd also add that if anyone is considering a Barefaced Compact I really do love mine and don't have the slightest GAS for anything else.

Hi David, I'm sorry to hear you're not playing at the moment. I'm on an enforced summer hiatus and I'm going crazy, but have a few gigs next month... thankfully! By the way, you can do a "money owed" payment through Paypal without incurring fees. Good luck with the sale. :-)

Hi Mark, yes, having checked out the website, that new cab of yours looks very tempting - let me know when you come to sell it on, haha. ;-) I have a couple of gigs around the beginning of September in the Leicestershire area. Let me know when you're around.

I have to say Mark, given that we've had numerous discussions on the quest for the perfect tone, I'm not surprised that you've moved onto another rig. But at the same time I really thought you'd found your thing with these Purple Chilis. I'm still keeping the faith with the SA450 and Barefaced Compact I bought from you. I've still only done one gig where I needed both Barefaced cabs.

I don't know! I wait patiently for months and the day one comes up I'm having a really busy time at work! :-)

[quote name='tom1946' post='862472' date='Jun 9 2010, 06:40 PM']Who has them for £220?[/quote] Do a Google search. :-)