I don't have direct experience with the CB-110x, but you can read a review in spanish here (you are from Italy, so I guess you can understand spanish easily, as long as I can read italian and comprehend the basics) http://bajistas.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=11978&highlight=cb110x
Overkill amp for home practice, is bigger than it looks. It sounds ok, good for low budget punk bands, no super deep lows, and the piezo tweeter its a little harsh. The preamp its quite flexible, the speakers, so-so. (excuse my english)
What you people think about this?
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In the project page some bass mods are listed.
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It can take a large variety of output tubes.:hyper:
Sinmarc. This brand is obscure even in Spain. They were made in the late 60's thru late 70's-early 80's, due to the market restrictions made by Franco, the dictator who rules in Spain from 1938 to 1975. Mostly are fender copys(bassman) with el34 in the power section. They also made hiwatt copys...
http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f15/lds-sealed-15-8-a-852743/
Maybe something like this? It would work at 4ohm with a legend CA154 and some guitar 4ohm 8":bassist:
I'm thinking in build a cab around the Fane soreveign 8-225, looks great on WinISD into a 15liter box tuned to 65hz, what do you think, people? And excuse my english, please :hiding:
Thanks JimmyM! I really love the 70s hifi stereo look, and, of course, the big tube tone! Im trying to record some demos and I want to post them here, can I do it?
Hi! Excuse my poor english(and the copy paste from the tube amp guts topic), please. I want to show you a pair of vintage spanish tube amps of the brand Sinmarc, it means literally no-brand or without-brand. All the models of this brand are fender copies (bassman in this case), adapted to EL34...
Hello everybody! this is my first post(ok, second) in talkbass. Excuse my poor english, please. I want to show you a pair of vintage spanish tube amps of the brand Sinmarc, it means literally no-brand or without-brand. All the models of this brand are fender copies (bassman in this case)...