Recent content by T Lukianowicz

There's only so much you can do with a bass and the sound you get out of it. 99% of the sound is the player. How many people can differentiate the sounds of a P-bass vs J-bass et al when the band is blasting out a song and you're somewhere in the audience. For the most part the bass is bottom...

I have this bass rig for my worship team at church. Probably overkill since I use it as a stage monitor. I also have a GK MB-112ii which can accommodate just about any venue I play at (up to 200 people).

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Perfect answer! A pro amp is one that makes money for you when you play it - especially if you play fulltime for a living. If your amp "ain't cuttin it" your bandmates should tell you. BTW I gave you a like mot an unlike.

For the money it's nice combo. My MB410-II is a newer model so at 64 lbs. It's not the lightest combo out there. i play at a venue with 300 people each week and it is more than capable. The wheels help transport but it's still heavy to lift. Fortunately I don't have to transport it since I...

GK..... I am not a professional musician but I play before about 500 people each weekend. GK offers everything I need so I would not have a reason to switch to another company. If some how I started playing for crowds of 10,000 or more, I would just buy more horsepower from GK. Also, I don't...

I purchased a GK MB410-ii a few weeks ago. I also have a MB112-II. I am not a technical person I just play live a lot. When I purchased the 410 I was under the impression that it weighed 51 lbs. It is much more than that maybe 60 lbs. Based on the GK website I thought the combo had Neo...