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Eich Bassboard(s)
- Thread starter Zbysek
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i have a Tecamp Enersquare and i love it. i play at church most sundays and stage volume is always a challenge. i run a puma 900 through an s212 and a pleasurepump through the enersquare. with the enersquare it can feel like i am playing extremely loud even when my stage volume is very low.
Here's my setup. I have my Markbass amp mounted on my pedalboard to minimize the amount of gear to be carried. Works great with the Porter & Davies KT platform.
Hey Zbysek...I don't use a cab at all anymore. I'm using Ultimate Ears UE11's. Combined with the platform, the sound and feel is amazing.
Great. I am surprised to see Porter and Davies platform being used with a bass amp...I thought it needed PandD "engine" for proper operation...I was wrong apparently...
So, has anyone ordered one in the US?
I've been thinking about getting a Eich Bassboard myself.
I've been thinking about getting a Eich Bassboard myself.
Shroeder reportedly sells them, although they are not listed on the website. Give em a call.
That he does! Jorg's a great guy and will take care of you.
So I pulled the trigger on Eich Bassboard S eventually. Looking forward to using it on stage!
First gig report: it's awesome!
The sensation it gave me was super cool. This is the feeling I have always sought in bass cabinets: feeling the bass rather than just hearing it. It allowed me to significantly lower the level of my bass in my IEM mix...resulting in quieter and much clearer IEM mix. Actually, I think I would be fine having no bass sound in my IEM mix at all (with fretted bass).
I was powering the Eich Board with MB Little Mark III amp (300W to 8ohm). The power for sufficient (I ran it gain at noon, volume at noon).
I am thrilled! I can't wait for the next gig. I would recomend it to anybody.
The sensation it gave me was super cool. This is the feeling I have always sought in bass cabinets: feeling the bass rather than just hearing it. It allowed me to significantly lower the level of my bass in my IEM mix...resulting in quieter and much clearer IEM mix. Actually, I think I would be fine having no bass sound in my IEM mix at all (with fretted bass).
I was powering the Eich Board with MB Little Mark III amp (300W to 8ohm). The power for sufficient (I ran it gain at noon, volume at noon).
I am thrilled! I can't wait for the next gig. I would recomend it to anybody.
The good news with the Bassboard is that the setup time isn't anything more than you would do for a speaker cabinet setup. Plug it in, turn the volume to your desired brown note inducing rumble, and enjoy!
Sure.
It seems that the construction (number and placement of the shakers) is the same with all sizes, can someone confirm that ?
And comment on whether that's enough or not on the big one (L) ?
I believe you are correct. they all appear to be rated for 600W at 8 ohms, which suggests they all have the same driver compliment.
I haven't use any of the BassBoards, but the comments and reviews I have seen suggest they all have more power than would ever be needed (suitably driven of course). If I get one, it will be the L.
I believe this is the bottom of a large.
This is the medium
