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That's a fully rehearsed and post processed recording.

I can strum and play a few tunes on piano. I think piano is a good second instrument for a bass player.

I'm not fond of Markbass cabs but I've heard several players sounding very good with MB cabs, so what do I know! On the other hand, I owned a Markbass LM2 which I played through 2 Aguilar GS112 cabs and an Epifani UL410 and that amp sounded very, very good.

Very sad news.

2 112 cabs will give you a quality of tone and level of volume that 1 cab can't. 2 Barefaced 112 cabs will easily replace any 410.

Out of interest, where in Australia are you?

[quote name='CamdenRob' timestamp='1426493206' post='2718374'] ....Walked around the London bass guitar show and despite loads of wonderful gear on show none of it interested me more than my current setup.... . [/quote] I'm so GAS free, I didn't even bother to go. To the OP. Sell the lot. After 6 months, if you've missed any of it, get some more. Otherwise.... what's you next most interesting hobby?

[quote name='stevie' timestamp='1426259412' post='2716284'] There are a few problems with the design of the crossover used in the Fearful 15/6. I can't speak for the Barefaced equivalent, although I believe it's more or less the same design.[/quote] I thought Alex designed his own crossover.

A dictatorship is worth it if; a) you're being treated fairly, b ) the band, the players and the numbers are great, c) the work's good and plentiful or d) you're to a lazy to do the work yourself. If you're being told [i]"this band is a democracy, we don't want to do that"[/i]. I'd ask, a democracy for who? And who ultimately decides [i]"we don't want to do that!"[/i] As an aside; Democracy isn't always the best way forward, hence the term, "like trying to herd cats!" I never worked for a company that was a democracy and I did pretty well in most of the working environments I went into.

I've heard and played through Noisyjon's 2 Compact rig. It sounded huge and loud with no issues. There are too many unknown variable to comment on the OP, but 212 cabs will usually outperform a 115 and 215's will usually outperform a 212. Always try to compare apples and apples.

[quote name='Conan' timestamp='1426241609' post='2715969'] The problem is that I can't seem to get a [b][u][i]clean[/i][/u][/b] sound! [/quote] You need to try all permutations, to try to isolate the "issue", but I wouldn't be surprised if this is the "problem". The TH500's fat, warm, vintage vibe isn't clean enough for you. I think this amp sound fantastic with my Berg cabs, but IME they tidy up the sound of all amps. Barefaced will tend to output what is input.

Make a call to Alex and see what he thinks.

Drive is off when fully anti clockwise (about 7 o'clock).

John Hall seems to threaten legal action at the drop of a hat here but you can find dozens of Ric copies for sale on Talkbass. Why can he act the bully boy over here but not in the US?

If you want a fuller sound on your 55-01, try a good set of flatwound strings.

[quote name='skankdelvar' timestamp='1426119413' post='2714760'] Well, strike Lemmy, Macca, Geddy, Squire and Foxton from the list of - er - music and there's not much left, tbh. [/quote] If I may disagree, there's a lot of great music left. I'm surprised that an aside has stirred up so much incredulity. How can I not like Rics, Rush, Jam, Lemmy? Very easily. I have to say I didn't realise how much of my listening was a Ric free zone until this thread started, but I can't find anyone I like playing one.

I'd be more worried that you're going to get an even 240v with no spikes. Don't take your best gear.

Just ensure that a qualified electrician installs the system and the rig is properly PAT tested afterwards. You've got more problems with motion, gravity and the weather. Make sure you have heavy weights to anchor the cymbals, something to hang on to when the driver does 90 degree turns at speed and stops on a 6p. Make sure there are rain proof overs for the instruments and gear. Check that the guy organising the whole thing has PLI.

[quote name='spacey' timestamp='1425984063' post='2712959'] Everyone hates them for not allowing ripp offs, [u][b]yet everyone wants one[/b][/u], figure that one out. [/quote] Really? These basses have not been involved making a single piece of music that I have liked or listened to since I discovered what a bass guitar was. So, while they seem to have fans who don't mind the questionable quality, structural problems and huge price tag, to me they don't sound good and are so pug ugly that I'd give one away if it was given to me. Please don't include me in any list of "everyone" who "wants one." I just wanted to share.

This all depends on how loud you play and what you define as a smaller gigs. None of my gigs would require an 810 but most of them would need more than a 112. So I use a 212. I'd be happy replacing a 410 with a good 212, and several years ago I replaced a 410 with 2 210 cabs, but while the BB2 is a great cab I don't think one on its own would replace a 410, especially if you're pushing the 410 hard.

Hi Ken, You're only loath to get rid of the 810 because you don't yet know what the Big Twin can do. Sonically Barefaced cabs are like nothing you've ever heard. The new BT's weigh 49 lbs. That's got to be more than 150lbs less than the 810 surely? If it's local I'd check out the Big Twin and see what it can do for you. I use a Berg CN212 and it does me perfectly. It's as loud as i need in a loud covers band but I think if I had regular louder (rock?) gigs I'd consider the large Barefaced cabs.

NG just spills out irrelevant personal abuse. He exhibits the intelligence of Tourette's outbursts, but does so by choice. He's the Alf Garnett of Rock, minus the charm.

There's a Barefaced Big Twin 2 in the classifieds. With your PRO 7 the band wouldn't notice you changed cabs.

I rest my case.

[quote name='Norris' timestamp='1425904839' post='2711965'] Seriously - you really want to win that? [/quote] Of course. What's the point of entering if you don't want to win? We seem to go out of our way to insult the other entrants and that rudeness reflects very badly on us. But sadly, we don't seem care what others think about us. You'd think being thought of as a bunch of knobs by so many of our neighbours should concern to us. That it doesn't bother us at all is a real indictment.