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  1. I had one of these from Bass Direct and then sold it back to them for (well traded it back to them) a while back now LOVED that bass when i had it - just missed my Jazz neck pickup too much to stick with a single P pickup (tis why the BB1025 now - almost best of both worlds) but WOW what a bass super lite - great balance - epic tone and the neck was smooth and fast (which i am not) GLWS
  2. Tech Soundsystems - aren't they what turned in to Tecamp - and now Eich? didn't realise they were making super lite weight cabs all that time ago.. 23kg for a 4x10 is stunning - and i bet it sounds HUGE sadly i lack the space to store this or i'd probably have made the 6 hour round trip haha GLWS
  3. Quite possibly the cab of my dreams (and without a road crew.... nightmares) But i also dream about having a back strong enough to get that up stairs if i needed too And a van to cart it around in they truly sound amazing when cranked !! GLWS
  4. Oooo i like that We're using a Midas MR18 if i recall and as we're only using 4 of the 6 Aux Outs for IEM's that IS a possibility ..... i do the mixing mostly anyway so it's only really me that needs to worry about getting the Aux out mix right for a powered sub... Hmmmm this is something to consider. @Chienmortbb - Thanks for the idea about the powered subs - saw you message but forgot to reply last night. It's not me that'd be buying it if we get one - PA belongs to the singer - but i'll deffo put the suggestion too him - thanks for that
  5. I hadn't considered getting a powered sub as a solution because we use a power amp and passive PA cabs. As someone who has "zero" clue when it comes to PA's how would i go about connecting a powered sub to passive PA cabs.. Can i just use the "line Output" from the back of the passive cab? Or will that also take power from the PowerAmp and try to power the already powered sub? Sorry TOTAL PA noob here Starting to think just getting a 4x10 and 1x15 to make my bass sound awesome might be the plan haha
  6. HA with regard to the PA - honestly no idea We are planning on getting in to the studio asap (hard to co-ordinate but we're working on it) to figure out what's going on with the PA i think the problem is the band lead went cheap with the PA speakers - i can't even tell you what they are but it is indeed just punching out mids and highs when everything gets going i was actually quite shocked when i stood out in front of house at the last gig (my cable was long enough i could get out there in the floor and listen - and oddly the venue was very quiet - not idea but served its purpose that night) solo'd the bass or the kick come through great, punchy bassey and awesome - but when it all happens at once - poof no bass end we shall have to look in it but that's for the cab idea Defo ticks 2/3 boxes (i've looked at these before - they do seem excellent - if not a bit pricey - but i had a BF cab so i understand pricey haha)
  7. i know i know this has come up time and time again but mans gotta ask So... The band i'm in went "amp-less".. not knowing anything about PA's or what's good not good - i assume the band leader who bought the PA had considered things like "bass response" from the PA he was getting. He got a power amp, a digital mixer, and a couple of cabs. Listening to spotify though the PA the bass response was awesome even when cranked to 11 !! but here's where the mistake happened. Off the back of that (remember i know nowt about PA speakers), i sold my BF212T, i still DI though my Eich T900 cause i like the sound it puts out but i am officially Cab-less now. We've done a few gigs by this point sound in my IEM's is amazing Sound check - this is a strange one as i'm not wireless on the bass BUT.. when i had my BF212 i knew what that sound like out front so when i eq'd/lvl'd the vocals etc in sound check i wasn't worried about the bass not being there because i knew what it was going to sound like live. several gigs in and for the 1st time someone came up after our 1st set and said "it all sounds amazing BUT you can't hear any bass player" Concerned i unmute the PA play some bass - it rumbles through the venue - you can DEFO hear the bass - so i'm left confused - assume he's wrong and we start the second set Still worried i don't put my IEM's back in and.... well he's right as soon as the full band go through the PA ALL the bass end vanishes and it's 100% mids and highs Suddenly i realise the speakers aren't good enough standalone to cope with all the frequencies coming from 2 guitars, 4 vocals a drum OH mic, kick drum mic and the bass. From here we have 2 options - buy a couple of cheap subs to take the low end away from the top cabs and that should solve the problem OR buy a 1x12 and take my bass totally out of the PA and just push through the cab on stage. Problem is space - in the car on the way to a gig (as we've downsized transport by going cabless so now only take 2 cars instead of 4) Cost - i need to find the cheapest option there is out there for real life financial reasons Weight - need to keep it as lightweight as possible for getting in and out of gigs Size - i'd love to get another 2x12 as the sound from 2 12" woofers is excellent - but i need to keep size down especially looking at some of the venues we're playing in the UK nowadays So what can we suggest ladies and gents of the low end world? I've seen a reasonably price Orange OBC112 - but i'd have to buy it blind as can't get there to try it out (Reputable reseller so should be in excellent working order) but not sure if you can suggest other options before i pull the trigger on the Orange. Sorry for a long ass post and thanks for reading/your advice. Big JHW p.s - don't sell your cab if you go ampless - keep it cause otherwise you'll feel like an idiot !!! (like me)
  8. If i hadn't just sold my bass cab/head (currently band are all going through the PA)...... got any links to your music so i can at least have a listen? Ta
  9. I was running it through a Barefaced 212T and never turned it up above 1/3 volume - and that was LOUD !! the Puma 500 went though the same cab when i had it - and honestly i was pushing it to more than half volume with the same EQ/Taste settings i use on the 900 - felt it was a little underpowered for my needs (SUPER LOUD DRUMMER - Like the dude hasn't got a volume control) - so upgraded I believe it's worth it
  10. Running the Eich T900 myself - LOVE this bit of kit. Before i had the T900 i had the Puma T500 (i think it was called) - and that's what made me want the bigger one Awesome price too GLWS
  11. I just saw this WOO Gutted i missed the event - totally going to do my best to go this year. Glad that Ashdown got used Mr Hamster Did it go in a raffle in the end? Hopefully someone got some use out of it haha
  12. @dombennison - saw your "wanted" add - this might do the trick for you
  13. Schpeel from the EBS website in case that helps people buy it quicker for you (shame i'm not after a rig atm - cause this would sound amazing) EBS NeoLine 212 Configuration 2x 12" + 2" Frequency Response 40 - 18k Hz* Sensitivity 103 dB Power Rating 600 W RMS Impedance 4 ohms (8 ohms on request)** Volume 103 liters Height 61 cm / 24" Width 58 cm / 23" Depth 44 cm / 17" Weight 21.3 kg / 46.9 lbs EBS Reidmar 502 Input Impedance 2 Mohms Gain Range -00 - +30 dB Character Filter Shelving, High/Low Pass, +7 dB @ 40 Hz, -2 dB @ 800 Hz, +3 dB @ 10 kHz Tone Controls, Bass Shelving +/-18 dB @ 60 Hz Mid Bandpass Filter 100 – 6000 Hz +/- 12-15 dB Treble Shelving +/-18 dB @ 6 kHz Bright Shelving +15/-0 dB @ 10 kHz Balanced Output -10 dBv, Pre/Post EQ, GND Lift Output Power 250 W RMS / 500 W RMS @ 4 and 2 ohms load respectively. Dimensions (WxDxH) 12.8 x 9.8 x 3.0" (32.5 x 25 x 7.5 cm) Weight 3.3 kg (7.3 lbs.)
  14. The whole reason i became a bass player was a chap called David Spicer, he was the bass player in a country Duo my dad was part of. i went to many gigs and was always stunned and amazed at the sound from the bass and the way it made my ribs shake Mr Spicer played a Goodfellow bass that as i understand it he built himself in Bernies workshop (this may or may not be accurate it was 28 years ago i heard the story) since then i've loved the look and sound for any of Bernie's creations GLWS - whomever picks this up is going to love it A GB Bass is on my hit list for after i win the lottery
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