It’s funny how you don’t notice it at the time, ha ha , but when I was looking at the clip I noticed all the extra moves he heDamn fine playing there Mitch! :dood:
I love the "body english!"
Your speaking my language Brother!
What Amp, Combo or Separates Do You Prefer for Recording or Home Use?
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BFT Gibson
Ambassador of Originality
Today's mic placement...jtm45 & 1960bx..Gibby Nighthawk doing the strumming.. MXL r144 ribbon in the sweet spot away from cab & 993 condenser 1" off...
figured out that captures really open sound for the chord ot clean type sounds for the basis to build on
figured out that captures really open sound for the chord ot clean type sounds for the basis to build on
67plexi
Ambassador of Amps
It's not easy to pick up at 87 pounds
Vox AC30
Well-Known Member
I always favored an Ampeg SVT with 6146B power tubes with an external plate hat on the top of the tube glass, BLUE LINE, from 69'/70' years. Seems kinda dangerous to have that kind of voltage connection exposed! But this thing really pumps and gives so much tone to the bass it is just silly. I liked em so much that I bought one to let who ever was playing bass with me use. Only problem I've ever had is, after moving them I can pull up my socks without bending down for about two days!
67plexi
Ambassador of Amps
+1 on the Ampeg SVT I still have a 1970 head hurts my back looking at it.
Years ago when I got my Bag End Q410 cabinet SVT volume 4 pitchers falling off the wall solid state amps can't do that.
My David Eden WT800C is 880 watts RMS at 8 ohm's bridged it gets the job done at 27 pounds.
Years ago when I got my Bag End Q410 cabinet SVT volume 4 pitchers falling off the wall solid state amps can't do that.
My David Eden WT800C is 880 watts RMS at 8 ohm's bridged it gets the job done at 27 pounds.
Dave Sloven
Ambassador of DOOM!
I used to use a Peavey Mark VIII XP and matching 410TX at home
The neighbours said that it projected very well.
Wall fittings weren't fond of it.
The neighbours said that it projected very well.
Wall fittings weren't fond of it.
eSGEe
Ferengi Ambassador of Trade
I woulda gone there -- but Ya'll are ABOVE that FL Ga line so--------IM NOT GOING THERE!
ibmorjamn
Ambassador of Moar Jammin
I know this thead is ancient but I was looking at that Ampeg 210 cab for bass.
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LiveeviL2000
Ambassador of Pentagonal Pentatonics
^^^this
I have played through a Mark Bass 2x10 300w combo.
It was glorious!
Plus the black and yellow color scheme looks cool!
Kerry Brown
Ambassador of the Great Northern Bar Jams
That was from a long time ago
Now I play bass in a band. Practicing I use a DI into a computer or a DI into the power section of a Quilter 101R guitar amp with Epifani 1x12 bass speaker. Live with the band or at full on band practices I use the DI into an Ampeg RB210 combo (500 watts, two 10" speakers) and the Epifani 1x12. The Epifani 1x12 is an uncredible speaker. It's very light with a very full, round sound. I use the EHX Batallion DI. It allows me to shape the tone for whatever bass I'm using, has a built in compressor, and a very configurable drive channel.
Fender Rumble 40 Direct-Out (Bass)
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I had a Crate 20 watt combo.
Metal89
Ambassador of Orchestral Brewtality
That’s what I used on my last song I just uploaded, worked out great!
Sapient
Ambassador of Vocal Inspiration
My Satriani Marshall half stack is right next to me when I record. Once in a great while I'll throw a KM184 on it to capture a few riffs.
Now days it's really just about grabbing a karaoke tune and singing over it though. Been that way for a while. Rip the YouTube audio usually then put my frog sounding voice over it.
Now days it's really just about grabbing a karaoke tune and singing over it though. Been that way for a while. Rip the YouTube audio usually then put my frog sounding voice over it.