PM jokerjny... he'll give you a more accurate review than any website out there. he has quite the way with words when it comes to describing tone!
no need to PM me. here's my last thread on my B-1 pair. http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=91373 and check out the current Acme thread on the upright lounge. quite interesting to read: http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=103615
Thank's for all your answer. I'm living in Sweden (way up north) and unfortunately neither Epifani nor Acme is available here, but Gallien-Krueger Backline 112 is.Do you think it will handle a five string?
Nä. But you could try to find that "real GK" combo, the MB150. Costs a lot more, I expect, but is light and nice sounding. Not really sure about B-string capability... How far north do you live? Or in Real Swedish: vars bo du?
Not as far as You eller på ren Sv I goa Bohuslän I've tested MB150 but it's to thinsounding for my fivestring. Do you know anything about the German Tech Soundsystems,very lightveight but deepsounding as I've read. are they avaliable in Sweden?
Ingemar, I'll join this thread since it seems longer lived than your other one. It was mentioned in another thread that a guy from the UK ordered Acme cabs directly and even with the additional shipping, the price was reasonable. And since they are rare over there, you could probably sell it easily if you didn't like it. OTOH, there are some alternatives being built in Europe. I've read lots of praise in this forum for Glockenklang.
Hey, that's way down south!!! I think you are quite right about Tech,low weight, large cabs, sounds nice (NB choice of words from the north), though I didn't know of any Swedish rep Glockenklang is also very good, and hard to find in Sweden, as is Hevos, and a few other great cabs. Acme is not represented anywhere, except in US and Australia...but fairly cheap to import directly from Andy.
