Recent content by Mark Dye

Interested. PM sent.

Hello, could you please let me know how many watts & how many inches front to back and weight? Also, how far from Greenville are you? Thank you, MD

[] This is the original more powerful 800 watt Ten2 capable of up to 1000 watts @ 2ohms. With one forward and one downward firing 10 inch speakers rated at 600 watts plus a tweeter. Bought it a few years back to use with my 6x10 cab on loud slap gigs and hardly used the speakers since the head...

This is the original more powerful 800 watt Ten2 capable of up to 1000 watts @ 2ohms. With one forward and one downward firing 10 inch speakers rated at 600 watts plus a tweeter. Bought it a few years back to use with my 6x10 cab on loud slap gigs and hardly used the speakers since the head...

It will fit a 3/4 please check your inbox if still interested. Thanks, MD

Best sounding slap string for arco I have tried but I may not be the best judge since I only bow on a couple of songs a night depending on the gig and play amplified.

Fat, warm, buttery tone with amazing string to string balance. Only tested them in my bass so they have no more than 30 minutes playing time and been in my drawer for nearly 4 years waiting for a pbass project I never got around to. The pole pieces appear to have different colors in the photo...

I got them to use with a Krivo pickup before I slapped the pick-up off my bass! Best sounding steels I've slapped, but coming from guts, I couldn't justify getting used to the thin G string after I 86'd the Krivo.

On my bass for a couple months and still plenty of life left. They do work on magnetic pickups. $75.00 shipped conus .

On my bass for 2 weeks. And I tried on a studio bass for 10 minutes. If you're looking for a set of steels you can slap without killing your hands, here you go. Great with magnetic pickups. $45 shipped conus.

Channel 1 failed me on a gig and though it works fine now, I am selling cheap due to a potential issue. Everything else is perfect.

Interested in the Spiro weichs. What do you consider light use?

I bought a Shen SB-88 after playing in a room of 12 other basses in the same price range without looking at brands in a well known bass shop. It just wasn't the sound I was looking for so I put the Shen up against 10 Kays 2, vintage Kings, 1 Gretch and 1 American Standard within a 200 mile...

I don't know if I was replying correctly earlier so pardon double post. But I think you're right. I think I stuck it on for a minute to see what all guts sound like. I really tried everything I could afford a few yearsbback so pardon my confusion.