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[quote name='CHRISDABASS' post='868231' date='Jun 15 2010, 07:02 PM']Thanks for all the replies so far I think more than anything im looking for a one cab fits all solution! Something i can carry in one trip to the car/venue that would cover any gig i may be lucky enough to play! at the moment these gigs are in all small to mid sized venues that usually have decent PA etc i once had a DB 410 which weight a rather hernia inducing 98lbs/44kg......ouch maybe i should be considering aguilar's DB212 as well as this is only 10lbs heavier than my DB210 Dam this cab GAS!![/quote] AFAIK, the db212 is a hell of a cab! I am with Musicman20 on this: since I have played 12" cabs, I don't want to use 10" anymore.

Well I have my ABM500RC EVO2 for sale in the classifieds

+1 on Markbass!!!!

[quote name='JTUK' post='851414' date='May 29 2010, 09:07 PM']Ditch the big TE cabs and get 2 DB's.... No point using them with the TE cabs, IMV[/quote] Yep!

[quote name='Pkomor' post='851457' date='May 29 2010, 10:16 PM']I found that when I got to try them both too, the Db sounded a bit thin to me![/quote] That's because of the "added mids" of the db vs. the GS. In the mix you'll appreciate this as they offer more focus. When I played the GSs, I put Eminence DelatLite 2512II in my GS to improve mid definition.

[quote name='Musicman20' post='852041' date='May 30 2010, 08:41 PM']Another option: If you go secondhand, get a MB LM2/3 and get a Sansamp pedal like the VT or BDDI and you will have Ampeg like tube grind in a tiny lightweight loud amp. ...[/quote] Best case scenario, indeed!

+1 on the Hartke. The GB is rather thin in the lows and doesn't move much air.

[quote name='Gunsfreddy2003' post='838879' date='May 16 2010, 03:28 PM']I was interested to see that you have both and Aguilar amp and cab and also Markbass amps too. How do you find the Aguilar cab and Mark Bass head combo? I was reading recently that a Markbass F1 head into a GS112 is the business. I am sure you have A/B'd so interested to hear your thoughts?[/quote] Well I play a Markbass/Aguilar combo as well: SA450 into db112. I really like the MB warmth together with the more mid orientated db cabs. It really shines with my Sadowsky PJ

Bought a pair of Aguilar 8 ohm 12" drivers from Pete. He brought them along on tour and I was able to pick them up at his hotel. Great communication! He is a pleasure to deal with! Thanks Pete

[quote name='Musicman20' post='836087' date='May 13 2010, 01:45 PM']Hi Finally, you will have it sorted! I still wonder how Aguilar sent you the wrong one, but at least it's sorted. I've had to do a lot of thinking/buying/selling but now I've got exactly what I wanted. Get a photo when it's finished! Cheers Gareth[/quote] I am glad it sortet out fine. Here's a pic I posted over at talkbass.com in the SA200 thread as well

Hi Gareth, I got my 8 ohm drivers yesterday and I'll put them in my db212 today. A last:) btw: technically you got "my" cabinet

[quote name='wateroftyne' post='811603' date='Apr 19 2010, 06:53 PM']Everything but the input gain and the master volume... I love the RH450 so, so much. I'm not sure I would if I was a fan of zing and sizzle, though.[/quote] Input gain saved and recalled!

I'd personally go for two 12" Aggies any day. I like them better than the super efficient Sadowksy (Bergantino-built) SA410. The 4x10 is louddr than a 2x12" setup, but the 2x12 fits better in a mix: they are simply better audible.

bright and sparkly....? I haven't heard them in person, but that sounds like the description of Berg AEs you read on forums like this, to me.

Hi, Does anyone know what's the difference between the original EVO and the EVO II series is? I seem to recall that they increased the gain on the ValveDrive in the EVO II series. Is this true? I am mostly interested in sound difference? Is there any?

My vote goes to the MarkBass LMK. The programmable TC RH450 might be your ticket as well.