Merton

Super 12T owner here, loving the 2x12 format I have to say. Previously mainly a 15s user but the reason for the change was only practical, sonically there's not much in it IMHO

Good good, sorry again!

Blimey, sad news

Hehe, damn right

Correction, the MB Fusion has THREE preamp tubes and real tube overdrive

Sorry sorry sorry Someone do these gigs, it'll be great!

Not being finicky at all, contact Thomann and get replacement(s)!

Bad driver sounds odd given the cab is fine with other amps. I reckon dodgy pot on the amp somewhere...?

[quote name='markstuk' timestamp='1325958625' post='1490445'] Is the peavey combo loud enough? If it is with 130W then I suspect 130W into a compact will be just as loud... Worth having a chat with Alex at Barefaced? [/quote] This.

[quote name='chris_b' timestamp='1325789652' post='1487836'] [size=4]Sorry guys but this is total bollocks!!!!![/size] [size=4]The 236 watts is processed and boosted to 450 watts or 750 watts. These amps are putting out their stated levels of volume. TC are some of the loudest amps into [i]any[/i] cabs. [/size] [/quote] Watts aren't a stated volume level

I use my S12 with a GK MB Fusion, playing pop and rock covers. Sounds great and very versatile, plus more mids than you can shake a stick at.

TBH it bothers the band more than me I had a dream last night that I bought an LS2 and stuck the Unichorus in its own loop with the volume control on the LS2 balancing the levels. Seems a bit OTT...

Yeah I suspected the same re the hi mid boost, especially since it has become a lot more prominent since going to GK amps which seem to have a lot more mid presence than my old Eden. I may take a screwdriver to it and have a play then but I might just have to be sensible with my bass volume instead

Hello one and all and happy new year I have an interesting question; my EBS Unichorus is great but it seems to have a massive volume difference with clean vs effect, whereby effect is totally dominating the band mix. Is there a trim pot inside the pedal (black label) which I can lower the gain of the effected signal or do I just need to ride the volume control on my bass a bit? Cheers ears

[quote name='leftyhook' timestamp='1325238250' post='1481146'] I often buy it, but the reviews are so 'back-hander', almost automated. I think they should invite a working bassist to co-review. Someone from basschat for instance! A different 'public opinion every month. I just find that it's almost like they copied and pasted the manufacturers press release. [/quote] At least one of their reviewers is BCer Mike Brooks who is very much a working pro bassist, and a top bloke to boot. That said however, I do agree that all the reviews seem to be (edited?) to give the reviewee a glowing report for free advertising!!

Bloody hell, such a shame RIP Pete, long may your basses be played and loved

What music are you playing and how loud is your band? I have an MB200 and have totally drowned out our drummer when going thru an uber-sensitive 2x12 or 2x15; conversely I did a gig with no PA support and a single 1x15 which was just not enough. For jazz gigs, no problem; for rock gigs with no PA support, I'd say no. My main head is the MB Fusion btw, which I bought after loving the MB200 so much

[quote name='brensabre79' timestamp='1324719960' post='1477252'] Thanks everyone! I'm really chuffed to bits with it (actually enjoying playing more!). Heartily recommend these cabs. I'll try and make it to the next bassbash in the SE so you can try it out Have a great Christmas and new year!! [/quote] Great cab, had a great big sh*t-eating grin on my face last night at our gig, it seems every gig I do it sounds better. Bring it to the next SE Bash and we had to find a 2 ohm amp head and drive them both

Status Groove 5 string, thigh my Shark 5 makes up for it now