Salt on your Bass?

Hmmm, not slow enough it seems..... the only thing missing from that picture is a pint!

Cheers, looking forward to it Thanks, our local hobgoblin pub closed down about 12 months ago much to my disappointment - used to be great live music venue and hobgoblin was under £2 a pint some nights! WOW! GOLD CARD?!! Makes me even more envious of you now!!

Great stuff! That's exactly the amp i'm running at present so be very interested in your thoughts ahead of my own delivery in the next few weeks

Congrats! Looking forward to hearing how it performs on a gig!!

Wow, cant wait to play one.........or two!!

+1 to the above - albeit I ran with 2 compacts and it was huge - still huge with one compact (handled outdoor gigs easily!)

Did anyone grab any snaps of the cabs from the bass bash? Mr Foxen, That sounds mental! Brilliant!!

[quote name='ern500evo' timestamp='1379930731' post='2218259'] Reading this makes me a very very happy man!!! [/quote] AND ME!!

I think the 69Er is still going, the modular and big series are the line that have been updated (afaik).

That's outrageous!! Was it not fully insured? They've trashed it through negligence!

I had a 3 pro for around 4 years. Really enjoyed it with the tube gain and master cranked and bringing the gain up to taste. I ran it with ashdown mag 210 and 115 and it always did the job volume wise. Struggled oncertain in a marquee with a boomy stage, but still had enough in it. I experienced a fault once but it still ploughed on. I ended up changing for a light weight option, now have an Ashdown and I haven't really missed it. It was my first proper rig and I had a real thing for ampeg at that point. If ampeg sound is what you're after, it'll do it well. Then again, so does the vt Bass and a power Amp, without the ampeg logo of course!

Looks great, but 1599 for a class d??

I can't believe this! Genz has such a good rep, taken years to build and is real quality. Why would a company demolish all that hard work?

Congratulations - spectacular rig! I can't imagine you (or your neighbours) are getting much sleep at the moment!!!

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Depends how loud your band are and how efficient that 410 is, as well as venues. 250w should be ok, but maybe on the cusp. 300 is the standard guide for gigging - circumstance dependent. Second hand on here is a good way to go and if guys have feedback then safe. You could have the same probs with something new if it fails. As well as the above, Hartke provide good bang per buck, and gk.

I'm pretty careful with my gear off stage but my Ibanez had a soft finish and through swinging the guitar about during gigs it caught my belt buckle quite a bit resulting in rash. My t bird has a lacquer finish and wears a lot harder but there's a couple of minor scratches on it and I can't for the life of me understand how they happened. I think wear is normal and makes a Bass unique to you. I also like the relationship and memories that some marks invoke.

I ended up carting a full size fan with mine and had it on my rig (and hair) the whole time - epic! Rack is the most common solution with these as they are a bit notorious for overheating. Other than that, I always liked the head. Vest of luck!

Gassing after a 5 string sg, albeit I've never liked them before! And squier jaguar. And either a MatAmp gt200 or aguilar db751. Kinda learning to ignore it and find if you wait long enough, it goes round in circles......always a moving target!

Yeah, been checking those out today! Look nice just need to find a local stockist to try em. Interesting the amount of endorsements troy takes on - is he using orange, mesa and tc at the moment?

Looks nice be interested in how it plays. Shame it's not 5 string.

I tried a few and ended up with a Roland Bass cube 20 which has some nice options. Didn't get to try the orange.

Double post.

[quote] I know Flite have not been successful as a business, but I am so pleased with mine, I can't help wondering why the idea hasn't taken off. [/quote] .......because they're too heavy?....... ......coat.......grab......gone.....

I run an abm ii head with a 410. I find the tone is thick, bassy and pillowy. It works for me albeit I'm changing my cab as I want a little more definition. I like the features on the amp as well. Bear in mind one mans thick and pillowy is another's mud. As above, get out and play what you're hoping to buy and if possible with your band.