KingPrawn

This may indeed sound very stupid, but it has never stopped me before. Is there a calculation for working out how loud your rig needs to be. eg style of music x venue X punters = Watts. Again i apologise for daft questions , but is is better to buy for example an ampeg head that is 450w or a lesser head that is 900w. Does the quality of build come into it?

I hope some of you great minds can help. I have £1200 -1500 pound to spend on a Amp. i have used Ashdown and Ampeg in the past. I want a head and 1x15 cab with a 2x10 cab. I play in covers / tribute bands mainly Rock based. i use a 3eq stingray and a fender jazz vintage reissue. i am lookin at either a Eden nemisis 700 plus Cabs, or Aquilar head and cabs. The reason being i want a more portable rig, we play small venues and i am always competing with two guitarists. very rarely have we played venues that allow me to go through a PA. Although i have been playing for years this is a real first for me and i am having to learn about diffrent options. I am already confused so any help would be very welcome.

Hey all

Just wanted to throw this wonder into the Bass chat world. I have found it difficult over the years to find a compressor that has a subtle effect on my sound. That is until i found this. I can't say enough good things about it, build quality is outstanding, easy to use. It really is amazing.

[url="http://www.telenordia.de/"]http://www.telenordia.de/[/url]

check this out.

[url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adw3qO8hSSU"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adw3qO8hSSU[/url] Yes its on a guitar, but just imagine what it can do on a bass

This whole band were nutters. The way he treated the WAL and playing style i think is brilliant but Goofe. Stay with it some great harmonics and sliding around 1min 38. saw them in 88 and they were mental

[url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJQIWKAvLaM#"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJQIWKAvLaM#[/url]

[quote name='neepheid' post='571945' date='Aug 17 2009, 07:12 PM']Welcome to the forum [/quote]

Thanks

Hello All

Great to be part of this site. I'm Sean playing Bass in various bands for years, Currently doing Tribute Band The Mighty Status Quo. Play various Fenders Jazz & P Basses. Ampeg amps as prefrence