Recent content by Stinger427

Here is another T-40 I just traded another bass for. Its a 1984 original case with all the paper work from when it was bought new. Just took it in for a once-over, all is good. Really plays nice, the pick-ups are way hotter than the 79 I have...

Hi everyone!!! As of today, add me to the T-40 club. I just picked it up, and pulled a muscle when I did. :D Just kidding, this is my latest bass, a 1979 T-40. Pretty good shape for the age. I'll try to get better pictures.

Here is a video of our group. This our fifth time we played as a group (practices included). This is our first gig, and my first time playing in front of an audience (very nervous). It is an original song lyrics and melody by the singer the rest came up with our own parts. We did the video...

I'll try that. I'm not real computer literate, but I can probably muddle thru it.

That did it, Thanks for the quick and accurate reply.

I was messing with my Line6 bass pod and I don't know if I turned the wrong knob or pushed a wrong button, but all of a sudden the screen seamed to loose all the wording(still there, just very very faint). Is there a knob or button that could have brightened the backlight to the point that the...

I bought these to match a pair of sp2 speakers a buddy has for PA speakers. I plan on plugging into the mixing board/PA system when playing gigs. The 410s should work great in any other situation.

I messed with the cabs this past weekend and it is tough to decide. I like the tight thump of the 410 but I also like the rumble of the 115. I just bought a pair of Peavey sp2g speakers so I think those will cover the 15" rumble so I am going to look for another xl410.

I have not tried either cab on their own. If I am playing with less volume and I know I am going to, I use my Fender Rumble 150. I'll try them individually and see how they work and which way I think sounds best. What would be the cause for a setup like the 410 and 115 to not be optimal? Too...

Ok, thanks for the quick reply. The two 8 ohm outputs had me confused, and I didn't want to be leaving any power unused.

I have a Hartke ha3500 head and with vx410 and vx115 cabs. I was wondering how to and how many speakers can be plugged in. There are two 8 ohm outputs in the back, I hooked one cab to each output, and played paying close attention to the sound and volume. I then unplugged one cab from the amp...

Here is my most recent bass trio. I just got another one, the Warwick Streamer 5 string (color is honey violin) in the middle. About the same time I picked up a Hartke amp and stack (1x15 and 4x10). http://www.talkbass.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=272205&stc=1&d=1339470029...

Hi, I'm fairly new to T.B. and saw that you had a Warwick club going. I have two Warwicks, a 2003 Streamer (used), and 2009 Corvette (new), both are rock bassess. I know they are not the spendy German made basses, but they are all I can afford at the moment. I just played a bass for the first...

My present bass set up, Warwick Streamer (red) and Warwick Corvette (black).[/IMG]

How are you doing on your guitar hunt? I just bought another Warwick. This one is a 2003 Warwick Streamer. It sure plays nice, very smooth. With the passive pick ups, it have a very nice mellow tone. Just what I was looking for. The Corvette I have with active p.u. has the sharper, punchier...