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ampeg users question

pbass888

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Jul 8, 2009
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Hi fellow Tb'ers
My regular rig is a littlemark II and a single 12 inch cab. I still love the ampeg tone and recently did some shows with a svt and also a smaller one with a 112 ba combo. Im looking to see if there is anything that folks might suggest for playing small clubs here in nyc that is portable.

I had a portaflex (pf350) that died on me a few years ago so Im not a huge fan of it. I would love a combo but the bigger BA's are a little to heavy for subway carrying with my bass and gear.

Actually looking at the BA-112 at the top end of my weight carrying up and down subway stairs with a dolly and bass etc.
Does ampeg make a neo cab similar to markbass?

Love to hear what ampeg users are using in larger cities when faced with public transportation etc.


BTW allmost all jazz so don't really need a huge sound, usually unmic'd horns and drums and usually a low watt guitar player in my regular quartet/quintet. Another steady gig I have is with a singer songwriter kind of joni mitchell type with acoustic guitar and organ.

Thanks in advance!
 
Jimmy do you think the ba110 is apron as loud as the 112? And thanks for the suggestion... 5 less lbs makes a difference on those multi subway rides;)
 
Just make sure to text only while driving ;)

No, the BA112 is noticeably louder for sure. I can't say that the BA110 will be loud enough for you, but it does work for me on certain gigs.
 
thanks for the info i hope to post pics in NAD soon. i love the 112 my buddy jeff andrews has had one for years that i ve used at his place and its a killer. ill get one soon. thanks again for the help. itll be more than enough for my gigs when i dont need 350 watts (which is most of them)