Recent content by BassAssault

Thank you all for the kind words and the pictures! When a nbd arrives I will be sure to make a thread!

It's not a matter of having a job for me. I work in the trades (first year plumber) and right now the hours are slim. Currently getting a second job so hopefully I can get back on track and if fortune smiles on get that Ric back.

Mostly a lurker here but I felt that I needed to get this off my chest. I had to sell a 2012 Ruby red 4004 cii today to pay for bills as I am under employed right now. Yes I know I am going to kick my ass for years after. So what I ask of you guys is to post about the ones you'll never let go!

I too would like to be a member of this fine gathering of amplification technology! Fantastic product, it is really hard to get an ugly tone from it. The overdrive is some of the best that I have experienced in affordable amplifiers. Also responds really well to pedals I find...

Hahah well at least I guessed a latin based language

Played a 2014 eb yesterday. I didn't have the slightest inclination to try it out when I saw it first, I was playing a epi t-bird actually! Then a salesman came and asked if I tried the eb. I am one for giving new things a chance so I said yes. Boy am I ever glad that I tried this thing...

After trying out numerous eq settings on the db800 I just couldn't find a tone that I quite liked. So after weeks of trying out and trading in I have settled on this combination of head and cabinet. [Invalid or Expired Link Removed] Found this yba 200-2 for half price at a mom and pop shop...

I needs me a number. I am running a db800 through a mesa 115. This thing kicks and I got it for a pretty good deal! I really want the YBA 300, but that's an eventual thing

Hey a bit late on the review but I have played a couple of live shows. Both of them had PA support. I found it real easy to dial in my stage sound and I find the 115 responds real well to mid range frequencies which I find helps in me hearing myself on stage. It is a quick and articulate...

Ok I follow you guys, in a ideal situation I want the same speakers. So it might actually be better to not worry about the loss of cone area for now. Get a decent amp head, I am really digging the YBA 200, and get another 115 if I need it. I am also selling my markbass privately cause L&M...

Sorry I should clarify the amps I am talking about is the Traynor YBA 200-2 and the Markbass combo amp with the 12 inch speaker. Downunderwonder- I would love another powerhouse 115, kickass cabinet for sure!

Hello all I have a dilemma. I play in a fast paced aggressive band and my current set up allows me to have the volume I want...the tone is ok....I guess, just not quite what I want. My current setup is a zoom b3, Markbass cmdp 12 and a Mesa traditional powerhouse 115. I have recently...

I got to use my Mesa 115 traditional cab in a high volume practice the other day. I am up against mic'd drums going through a PA, a traynor iron horse tube amp through a 2x12 cab and a Fender DeVille going through a 4x10. We play hard rock/punk so fast and loud! My current rig is a markbass...

I recently picked up the traditional powerhouse 115. I am taking it to practice tomorrow and I have a few gigs lined up in the next couple of weeks. I will let you guys know what I think of it!

Car: 1984 ford Tempo, cracked windshield, no rightside mirror, seatbelts about to go, not worth very much. Bass: ESP b50, $278 new.