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Hello TB, I am currently raising money in honor of one of the teachers at my local high school (whom i am very close with) whose daughter was recently diagnosed with cancer. Any donations would greatly appreciated and any amount will help us to reach our fundraising goal for this here. Any and...

YES I DO. :D i play video games every friday from 4:30 to 5:15 est so come check it out IM LIVE NOW [Invalid or Expired Link Removed]

we are mostly productive. and we have a couple of places we can call and easily get a gig when we are ready.

Hey guys. So that band that ive been running for a couple of months is going pretty well except for the fact that 1 guitarist keeps cancelling last minute. thrice now she has txted me in the morning saying she cant make it because she has to a. baby sit b. help out her family. c. she wanted...

love my fender standard american jazz bass :D its so pretty

nice! rock on:hyper:

would also love to hear stories about setlists and type of gear you guys used :D

Easy question right :D. How old were you when you had your first real "gig" with a band. My first one was at a small club. i was 15. needless to say i was nervous as hell. but hey i took my squier classic vibe 60s p bass and rocked hard :cool: edit- fun fact our band name was "adolescent...

can you name a few better cabs :)

is the markbass 151HR a good cab to be used just alone for small gigs (100-150 people) and rehersal?

nice tip with the 2x4. im not doing any large gigs. just small bars and club type things. given this information do you think 1 151HR is good enough or no?

is the Markbass 151HR a good stand alone cab.?

my budget is 1200 to spend on a cab and head. ive been looking at a bunch of markbass stuff too. i want something that is good for small-medium sized gigs at bars or clubs. any suggestions

has anyone had any experience gigging with the 121H? if so please post here:)

i would make sure the grounding and everything is fine. also maybe if it needs shielding. could also just be that active pickups do tend to generate some noise.