bozzie

[i]Saw you at the Wolverhampton Civic Hall last night, very impressed.[/i]

go try them, where are you based? If you are close to Portsmouth i believe Nevada Music has a small range of Genz gear, but for the best selection try Mark at Bass Direct.

[quote name='Spiritinthesky' timestamp='1343893260' post='1756808'] I've just spent ages looking at all these rigs! [/quote] and.......

Just sold Mike a roland cube, it was a super smooth deal, couldn't have gone better. Cheers Mike.

[quote name='icastle' timestamp='1338311388' post='1672565'] Spot on. Doesn't matter if it's valves in a milk crate or transistors in a biscuit tin, if it sounds right it is right... [/quote] +1 thats it. if it sounds right to you, then it is. i tried all three and settled on a hybrid but that doesn't mean its best but its BEST FOR ME Best for you could be something completely different.

try it, its the only way you'll know, plenty will tell you 'a' is best or 'b' is best, got for what you like the sound of

[quote name='Horizontalste' timestamp='1336392746' post='1644827'] I keep one in my locker for night shifts. All adds to the practice hours. [/quote] must be a big locker?

Here's mine, coming together again

I hear what you are saying, in that case theres always youtube reviews to understand how they sound. FWIW when i was in the market for a 10" cab i was recomended the EA wizzy, might be another to consider

not wanting to sound patronising TRY several and make your choice, I like Bergantino cabs for example, some one else aguilar, someone else Ashdown etc etc the list goes on and on. Take the amp with you and try as many as possible would be my advice

[quote name='xgsjx' timestamp='1335301333' post='1629097']l What I like, you might not. [/quote] never a truer phrase spoken.... Get out there and try as much as you can, trying is the best way to find out what you want.

just sold a warwick gig bag to Ale, deal with confidence people, as has been said before a great guy and a smooth transaction

Heres my Amberburst Dinger.

sounds like the 1x12 and 2x10 combination works well together