Rumple

[quote name='therealting' post='36302' date='Jul 24 2007, 11:33 AM']I now have an EBS Neo 2x12 which I got for near enough a steal. Would love to have this as a matching cab but can't justify the purchase of a second one at the moment. Let me know if the cab doesn't sell and you decide to lower the price in future.[/quote]

therealthing did you get a bargain in Luton to? I picked up a Stingray 5 there last week and and couldn't believe I had missed that Mark was also selling a 212 for a great price, I would have snapped it up to go with the one I already have - or is that just being greedy?

Interesting, I'll have a little look into that.



Thanks again Dave

Thanks for taking the time to reply Ian, I kinda thought it was too good to be true, I'll probably keep an eye out for something better but secondhand, I have an EBS Neo cab so it seems silly to get something substandard to drive it.
The Extreme is that solid state or does it have a valve pre-amp?


Regards Dave

Hi I read a good review in Bassplayer mag of this very powerful amp and wondered if anyone had tried one? they seem reasonably priced to, well in $$$ but I guess that will equate to £'s if you could find a UK importer.


[url="http://www.carvin.com/products/single.php?ItemNumber=BX1200&CID=BA"]http://www.carvin.com/products/single.php?...1200&CID=BA[/url]



Cheers R.

[quote name='therealting' post='31858' date='Jul 14 2007, 06:00 PM']Because they're bloody amazing, that's why! This cab, for example, has Neo drivers which make it much lighter than most 2x10s, and it also has an outstanding sensitivity rating, meaning that for a give amp, it will produce more volume than most other cabs. The design of the cab itself also plays a part.[/quote]

+1 for on that, I have a 2x12 it's very light and sounds fantastic, I'd quite like a 2x10 to go with it but that's being greedy and I need the cash for Stingray 5!

Someone buy it now.

I'm liking it a lot - well done chaps.

Bought some strap locks, smooth as silk transaction.



R.

I'm after a BT-1 for my MM Sterling even if this thread has made me think twice about it!

if anyone has one for sale PM me with a price.


R.

Cheers For the info, I took the top off and it seems easy enough so I'll be shopping for a replacement valve soon.



Regards R.

[quote name='Beedster' post='8538' date='May 29 2007, 11:43 AM']Cheers Rumple, somehow missed your post the other day. Yes, as far as I'm aware some models had two mono jacks whilst others had one stereo. I think otherwise they were the same. Did you ever gig or record it in stereo? If so, how was it?
Chris[/quote]

I did run it through two seperate channels of the same amp a few times with a chorus pedal on the high strings, it was the 80's and it seemed like a good idea at the time!

One bass I wish I had kept.

Have fun with yours.

R.

Hi, I had a fretless Marathon many moons ago but it didn't have a switch on it, if I remember correctly when you plugged into one of the sockets it worked like a normal bass but if you put a second cable into the additional socket the E and A string went out one socket and the D and G out the other.

Regard R.

Hi, Excellent info, just what I was looking for, I'm thinking of changing the valve in my HA3500, is it an easy thing to do?

Any advise would be appreciated.


Cheers R.