LOL....I'll never mention that I'm gassing for any particular instrument here...lesson learned 
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Baer Amplification Megathread!
- Thread starter KJung
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Go on scratch that itch....
The only cure for Gas is another purchase! Until the next time of course.
I am now gassing for a cab that has not even been released yet (and may never)
Now that's frustrating!
Chef
In Memoriam
There is a cure for GAS.
It's having good gear.
I really don't have anything I want, right now.
Maybe namm reports will change that..........
It's having good gear.
I really don't have anything I want, right now.
Maybe namm reports will change that..........
Well, thanks to your original video clips I purchased both cabs (s/n 0005 and 0012) in 2011 Nov and have been doing my best to keep Talkbass visits to a minimum. Always seem to learn about the next best thing that I have to try. Like Chef said- good gear cures most gas.
You may not think it a good mix and match, but the Walter Woods Ultra sounds fantastic through one or two ML112's. Jazz, P, and DB.
Still prefer the Genz ShuttleMax 9.2 for rock, pop though.
Waiting for mid Feb, when the De-Monique arrives. Will post a quick review.
And a few more action shots
Chef
In Memoriam
I'll post a pic, but this ML112 had the logo removed and grill changed, when I bought it......I sold the Aguilar TH500(speyer)......and also let my "family member" Elrick go(Tugboat). Whenever I get my "new" Mesa Walkabout(lomo) in and the ML112 screen changed back w/logo,.....along with my CallowHill....I'll take a new pic......would have taken the pic with the Valenti P5(Chef), but it's gone, too!
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Are you gonna have to take a photo with your new camera (groberts) or post on a new Macbook (steve jobs)? LMAO.
That is just plain mean.
BTW, no more mention of "the twins" in this thread, it gets Chef all excited.
I started out being interested in the ML 212 after coming here from a couple of threads about what pairs best with the Streamliner 900. After reading all this and looking at the pics, I see the logic of having 2 ML 112s and using them in modular fashion. The suggestions and illustrations have all been very helpful. It looks like the difference in price is about $300, from $1100 to $1400. I don't see a used market for these cabs so buying new seems to be the path if I'm going this way.
I have a gig March 3 where I'd use both of these in a stack. I wonder what the delivery time is on these. Anyone have any idea about that?
I have a gig March 3 where I'd use both of these in a stack. I wonder what the delivery time is on these. Anyone have any idea about that?
My numbers were a little north of your numbers. The used market will be tough for quite a while. If they go for sale, they will get snatched up pretty quickly, but I'm sure you will see them for sale in the coming months.
I dig modular. One of the cabs stays in my car all the time. The other is in my home studio, and I only need to bring that for larger shows.
Really nice playing and reinforces the nice tone I've heard from these cabs in Ken's videos.
Rufus Philpot and myself showing off our new Skjold basses at NAMM! These basses sound amazing!
Thanks. I think that Ken's vids are good because you get a sense of the cab by itself and Ken narrates the comparison and the details. Mine are "in the wild", and are made by putting a Zoom H4n out in the house (position depends on the room - in the photo of the outdoor gig you can see it in the foreground), so what you hear is what the audience heard. There are so many variables that online demos have serious limitations but I think you can get an idea of the general character of the cab and how it compares with other choices.
cool - got your message before the edit, thanks for that if works out. I really dug your clips too btw. It's crazy about Fodera - they're right near me here in Brooklyn but I've never been. To be honest, the price tags scare me off - but they're great basses. And your Rob Allen - I love that bass. That's one I think I would spring for one of these days. For the type of tune you're using the RA for, I use a 1978 fretless P, but I really dig the RA.
but, I digress ... hoping to score those Baer cabs.
Chef
In Memoriam
"used market"
Actually, there's been a bunch of them flipped here. There might even be some now, I haven't looked today.
Actually, there's been a bunch of them flipped here. There might even be some now, I haven't looked today.
everything on TB (which wasn't much to start with) sold.
zippo on CL in the New York area.
zippo on e-bay anywhere.
Doesn't mean something won't surface, but I'm figuring most likely will have to buy new (which I don't usually).
