For me it has to be the bloke everyone looked at when Metallica were on stage.... the flares, the hair, the headbanging, the style, the skill, the bass... man had it all.
Awesome cab, I will never sell mine, I love it dearly. Its worth it for the looks you get from pub landlords when you wheel it through the door.
£500 is a great price for an unmarked one of these considering the list price is over a grand now, and the Roqsolid covers are another £45 if I remember correctly (I have one)
Just to add to this since it's been resurrected... My Les Paul as a thunderous tone. Very strong in the bottom which the Musicmaster is not. Was playing the LP tonite and my word you can hear it!
Really really love that Bill, killer look and a killer tone no doubt! Have considered a Geddy and a MIM as separate entities but never as one bass. Awesomeness :-)
You cant go wrong with the Series 6 stuff. I had an AH300 powering a 1510x which was an amazing sound... although as people said, not exactly lightweight!
There is a 2x10 series 6 for sale somewhere on here that you might want to take a gander at....
Had a 4001 for my main gig axe for over ten years and then bought a 2011 4003 brand new a few months back. Its faultless, best bass ive ever played.
I think any manufacturer can have the same issues with QC - Fender particularly so... you might pick up two identical basses by the same firm but one could be a dog!
mmm... im in Norwich and im tempted but couldnt do it this month... could do with a proper combo rather than lug my SVT everywhere! Where in the city are you mate?
Mega, mega cabs. Mine is too big for what I do now but to get rid of it would be insane as its the best tone ive ever had out of a cab. These are also actually surprisingly portable with the rollbar and wheels
Difficult one.
Rather than do all the gigs, could you possibly do one big one and advertise / sell it as such? Go out on a high for everyone? Then the decision can be theirs if they wanna get a new geetar man, and another bassist when you leave. If you are leaving anyway they may see this as an opportunity to fold... which would make the "one more gig" situation one that hopefully all parties can enjoy.
[i]by the way this is just my reading of the situation... before I get dry-humped by anyone who disagrees [/i]