I'll try finding the thread since I posted in it at one time. Let me search and report back...
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Here's the post about the owner's club.
Thanks for the thread!
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I'll try finding the thread since I posted in it at one time. Let me search and report back...
[time passes]
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Here's the post about the owner's club.
The Ashdown Club Founder is called fenderbassabuse i Pm'd him the other week asking for a number.
The thread is here: http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=300668
Sounds like as good a reason as any to upgrade to an ABM cabI just discovered an unadvertised feature of my ashdown head.....After having my beer vibrate off my cabinet a few times, I found that the handle on the side holds a bottle nice and snug!
The MAG cabs are cheaply made. They rumble alot too. They are OK.Yeah, theyre not overly popular round here but I love my ABM 500 head and Mag410T Cab... Was considering getting the ABM Cab-anyone shed some light on whats the big difference in them, bar the prettier looks, price and power handling? Otherwise might just get another Mag410 cab atop the one ive got...?
Currently using a ABM 500 with the Berg (s) mini stack and I'm very pleased.![]()
I'm very pleased with my Ashdown MAG C410T-300 4x10 combo amp and Ashdown MAG 115 1x15 expansion cab.
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I play in a blues band and find this Ashdown setup gives me a nice warm clean tone with plenty of volume for medium sized venues.
I've been playing it for a year now and have had not a single problem or complaint.