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I play exclusively EUB because, like you, I don’t have the space for a full-sized bass. I’ve used it primarily for jazz, but I also use it for arco work in musical theater pits. It’s perfect for that because some pits are way too small to even attempt fitting an upright. Does it produce the...

This is a long video but it is from my band The DZ Combo's sold out album release show at the Bell Tower Theater in Dubuque Iowa

I have been doing this for the last few years You could get appropriate active PA cab(s) that you drive with your preamp/DI. I like because I have the sound on stage that I am sending to FOH. Powered speakers are pretty portable and inexpensive now a days so easy choice for me knowing a large...

Might as well put this one up here. This is from 2019... The mix for this gig was so good for my bass!!

Here are 2 videos from my jazz combo The Dz Combo @ Miss Kitty's Grape Escape in Galena Illinois Oct 2025 Both videos are tracks that will be on our upcoming album It’s Just Your Turn. The Album will be out Jan 23 2026 On our forthcoming bandcamp site. If you are interested you can find out more...

I have issues with my left sholder. I am in the process of switching over 100% to my EBU... It has been much better for my sholder.

I have the BG 450 and a C4 to go along with it...... I use them for everything from Jazz combo (no Pa support) to full rock show with full Symphony (with PA support) and it covers all of that with no issues....... Normally I have to dial back the lows with my Jazz gigs. I have been searching...

It worked great by itself on the smaller gigs!. I would have kept it along side the BG450 but I could not justify having both to my wife(boss) at the time.... LOL but when gig money start rolling in I am probably going to pick up one again as it is so easy to transport.... More than likey will...

I had the BG120 with C4... It worked great for most of my gigs.... I did sell it a move up to the BG450 just because I wanted a little more versatility. That being said I will probably by another BG120 when the gig cash flow starts up again.

I have the BG 450 and a C4 to go along with it...... I use them for everything from Jazz combo (no Pa support) to full rock show with full Symphony (with PA support) and it covers all of that with no issues....... Normally I have to dial back the lows with my Jazz gigs. I have been searching the...

NS Design wav4, Phil Jones BG450 with C4

Extremely hard to beat this setup for portability and sound. Phil Jones BG450 with a C4 cab

I concur with everything you are saying.... I started with the Cub pro but have upgraded to the BG 450..... I have a C4 to go with it...... First amp and cab that i have had that covers every thing that I do from Jazz to metal without issues..... Constantly get questions about what I am using at...

Used this last night for Jazz gig Phil Jones BG 450 Ns Design wav 4

Used this setup last night for a jazz gig! Sound so good!! BG 450 with Ns Design Wav 4

Sorry if i missed it but would you split them up?

Actually in that situation there is front of house support..... but those wedges had only piano in them nothing else. no vocals on this gig. Also for our practices we do not have front of house support and it holds up just fine.

Do not know anything about the BG150 but I got the BG120 for what you are looking for... I added the C4 for when we play outside but the BG120 by itself is perfect for our indoor gigs

it possible that was helping the sound. I can say when we had rehearsals with out the plexglas around the drummer it still held up pretty well. I never ventured to far away from it in rehearsals so I had no issues. Also found that elevating it helps out alot.

I think the BG120 will work just fine for that. I used it with C4 at big rock show with a orchestra and when i was near by it it more then loud enough. I had the volume at about 1:00

Just FYI most of my gigs outside of this for indoors I will use just the BG120 by itself (Jazz and Coffee shop gigs no PA support) Outdoor Gigs for the same thing I will add the C4.... May or May not have PA support for those but I am not too worried.

I just played a large rock gig with 3 guitars, drummer, Keys, 5 singers and a orchestra. I used the BG120 and C4 as a monitor while also using in-ears..... I can tell you it handles itself fine.... Was it the loudest amp on stage... no..... but could I hear it just fine when I was near it...

I am using the Cub Pro with a C4 CAB.... It gets pretty deep... I usually am rolling back the low bass to compensate.

Yep A BG 120 with a C4 At first I tried A C2 with a Trace Elliot elf and I liked it but I did not feel it gave me enough umph..... So I got the C4 and with the Elf it does pretty well. Then I got the BG120 as a demo and fell in love with the sound of it with the C4.... I have been using it as...

My new setup!!!

I am using the Phil Jones BG 120 with a C4.... Works very well for me and seems like what you do... No fan noise at all.... ... P: BG-120 Bass Combo Amp “Bass CUB Pro” | Phil Jones Bass

So I returned the C2 and have ordered a C4.... is the input plug the same on the C2 and C4 or is the C4 only speakon.... Looking at the manual it looks different... Just wanting to know if i need to go out and 1/4 to speakon cable before my Cab gets here

Thanks Aloe, Probably will go for the C4. Should have clarified that the bass and volume drop was just more than I expected..... LOL

Hi All, New to PJB world! I have read through the whole forum and have not found this questions before. I just received an C2 (got a good deal) and love the sound of it up close. As I move away from it it seem to loose low end and volume pretty quickly. I have this paired with a Trace elf. I...

Are you selling both cabs for 350 or 350 each?

I run a couple different setups. 1. Headrush MX5 to either a Headrush FRFR 108 and/or FRFR 112 2. Trace Elliot Transit B to either a headrush FRFR 108 and/or FRFR 112 I play many different styles so the MX5 gives me the flexibility to get any sounds that i need. The Trace is primarily my backup...

I am using a headrush MX5 into the headrush FRFR 112 and an 108. My 3 main reason for going this route. 1. Size: I can get a decent enough reproduction of the SVT that i do not need to lug around that big heavy amp. My rig is about 35 pounds total and takes up very little space on stage 2...

As other of stated because of the flat response you are going to get alot more highs then you would with a regular bass amp and interestingly enough the Headrush FRFR can get boomy in certain setups and rooms. With your Broughton HPF/LPF you should be able to tame that nicely. The mx5 has...

The Headrush 112 is great... I think it will work well with what you have there for signal chain. My setup is a Headrush Mx5 to the 112 or if it is smaller coffee shop style gig I also have the 108. I have even used those to in combination with great success.

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My Setup this past weekend Ns Design wave 4 Headrush MX5 Headrush 108FRFR

I have the MX5 and I have used the detune function... I will say it is not stable for me past half step...... I have been able to get some decent results by adjusting some EQ settings but nothing I am confident with using during a gig yet. I am still try to find the sweetspot with it.