Recent content by MrMacca1999

Eh, it's a high school party, people want loud, it's not an audiophile convention. If it doesn't do any damage to the speakers I'm all for it.

Yay

I plan on hosting a party, and apart from an average stereo I have nothing to deliver the wub wub. Could I plug an ipod into my ashdown mag 300 4x10? Would this cause any problems?

I plan on hosting a party, and apart from an average stereo I have nothing to deliver the wub wub. Could I plug an ipod into my ashdown mag 300 4x10? Would this cause any problems?

I use a P bass with regular gauge strings, that has been set up for standard E. However, I mainly keep it in standard C, with occasional tuning to E. Will this cause neck problems?

Steinberger, yep. Looks futuristic, built during the 80s, semi forgotten.

While most good bass brands come from the US, the same unfortunately can't be said for cars methinks.

But that implies that Mercury or Lincoln are quality ;) I think BMW is a good analogy.

Ibanez- toyota/lexus?

I would start off with warwick as Porsche, Fender as Ford, Fender Japan as Nissan, Fodera as Bugatti, Spector euro as TVR. Any others?

F*** me, just googled it. All I can say is wow.

The Wall of Sound consisted of 89 300-watt solid-state and three 350-watt vacuum tube amplifiers generating a total of 26,400 watts of audio power, 604 speakers total. This system projected high quality playback at six hundred feet with an acceptable sound projected for a quarter mile. Phil...

^ This.

So, people of Talkbass, what is the manliest bass amplifier? If head, must have matching cabinet. Points go for loudness, size, name, looks, number of watts and number of speakers. Two separate categories- standard and boutique. Here's my vote for standard [Invalid or Expired Link Removed] with...

Thanks guys, this has really strengthened my decision. :bassist: The fuzz was my main worry, it cost me a lot in shipping.