Recent content by ML2600

With a body weight of 5 pounds I doubt that you will have any neck dive issue that is worth to mention. I have three Warmoth JB's and the one that weight wise will come closest to your project has a walnut body (5.2 lbs) and a rosewood/ebony neck (2.3 lbs), and standard vintage Schaller BML...

I am sorry that you find my question unserious. The main part of the question was not about weight but rather about the size issue: chunky, fatter or thicker perception of the necks. The purpose of the post was just to see if someone would supply some objective facts. Regarding the weight you...

It would really be great to see some measured numbers for the apparent observed Warmoth thickness syndrome.:help: Please grep a caliper and show us the numbers for you thin or fat necks (including any standard Fender references). It would also be nice to see some weight numbers - but that will...

Are Warmoth (J) necks really "chunkier", "thicker", "fatter" or "heavier" as many people have mentioned in this thread – or is it just a myth? What is the "true" reference? I am the happy owner of two Warmoth J's one with a Rosewood/Ebony neck and one with a Padouk/Ebony neck. To me they feel...

SoonerMatt, - Let me supplement line6mann answer with a picture and a few comments. The picture shows the nut area of my Warmoth Padouk/Ebony J-neck, with Warmoth installed corian nut and stainless steel 6230 fret work (vintage Fender size)...

I also have the LMII and decided to go for the another 210 in order to get a "410" in total - I have the 102P+104HF - that's a great combination ... you can read more about it here: http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?p=7093069#post7093069 The 115 will probably also work fine but be...

I can't help you with a review on 151P (I guess it will be great). I also have the 102P which I combine with the Standard 102HF in order to get a very flexible monster 410. I wrote about it in another thread http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=523489&highlight=markbass&page=2 The...

The best 410 is actually two 210s :) … at least it is worth a consideration (though it may add 10-20% to the total price). As a companion to my LMII, I decided to go for the Standard 102HF and the Traveler 102P instead of the 104HF because it adds a lot of flexibility. Obviously, they are...

MarkyTalkBass, I don't know the cabs you have listed here so I can't answer your question. Anyway, if you have a tight budget – I agreed that 2nd hand is a good way to go, sometime you can really make a steal - but you need to be careful. You will have to listening to the cabs before...

Have you considered a double cab solution for your 410 8 ohm headache? That is what I have myself – a MKII head plus the Standard 102HF(8ohm)/Traveller 102P(8ohm) cab combination (all Markbass). This will give you a very powerful 410 with added flexibility – bring one, bring both...

I was puzzled by the exact same question when I brought my first MarkBass cabinet. I started out by getting the Standard 102HF in 4 ohm – I was so happy about its sound that I didn't paid any attention to the impedance. After a few days I realized my mistake (the expansion dead-end with a...