Rowbee

They look very pretty to me. The jack socket location seems so much more sensible too.

[quote name='jonthebass' post='664907' date='Nov 25 2009, 11:54 AM']Oh, I see. In that case you won't be disappointed! The 2 Compacts stacked on top of each other are great. The output power is truly trouser flapping Back on track with this topic - I think I may need to get some of these Iso blocks...[/quote] I got my second cab today and only turned the SA450 up to 9 o'clock but I genuinely feared I would be causing structural damage to my house! These Compact cabs really are amazing - I think I've finally found the cabs I've been looking for! Also back on track, I will definitely be getting hold of some of these blocks too very soon.

It's possible to juggle more than one busy band as long as they both understand that it's first come first served in the gig booking department. I have two on the go and am actively seeking a third simply because I really enjoy gigging as long as it's with a quality band. However, if you'd rather be going out on a Friday or Saturday night and letting your hair down with your friends instead, then it's potentially a lonely old X miles drive home at 2am in the middle February - especially after a night in front of an unappreciative crowd.

I had the Squier VMJ, no complaints here, all original hardware and gigged many times with no problems at all. Only sold it to fund a more expensive bass purchase and would happily own another - although I really like the look of the Classic Vibe Jazz.

[quote name='alexclaber' post='664717' date='Nov 25 2009, 08:40 AM']One pair will be fine. Alex[/quote] Then I think I'll be in touch soon to order. [quote name='jonthebass' post='664762' date='Nov 25 2009, 09:40 AM']Hey Rowbee, I've got the exact same setup! How you getting on with yours? I love the combination and sounds coming out of it. Cheers, Jon[/quote] Hi Jon. I currently have the one cab but am picking up the other one next week. To be honest I'm happy for most gigs with just the one but worry that there may be occasions on larger gigs where I might just need that little bit more. In terms of sound, I think the combination of amp and cab is superb and the fact that I can carry all the kit I'll need for the night from car to venue in one go is a huge bonus.

How many would I need with two BF Compacts and a MB SA450 sitting on top? I've been toying with the Auralex idea for a while but hate the idea of carrying yet something else.

[quote name='Marvin' post='661216' date='Nov 21 2009, 06:22 PM']Having spent 3 years living there some years back, I've never heard anyone say that before. [/quote] I know what you mean, but I was actually 5 miles north of Exeter. What I really meant was that I miss Devon and all the beautiful countryside. What I don't miss is the over inflated prices and ridiculous traffic during the Summer grockle season!

With a name like Adamski, the last thing I expected was black metal. I do miss Plymo though.

I couldn't find a thread so have started a new one... Matt bought my Gator power supply and it was a very smooth transaction. Nice guy, good communication, letting me know it arrived safely. All the best. Enjoy.

I had a gig on Saturday and used my incredibly lightweight and portable Markbass SA450 and Barefaced Compact and was told to turn down! It's great though, because I can carry all of my gear to and from the car in one go.