Double Bass First gig with GK MB150S

[mchildree]

We start recording again on April 8...I've got my Cleveland all strung up with a new set of Super Silvers and they sound great so far....

 

[armybass]

What is this Cleavland of which you speak....hmmmmmmmm

 

[mchildree]

http://www.newstandardbass.com

Hook up with Jim Henderson and play his....prepare to be assimilated, Mr. Cutrer

 

[armybass]

ruh roh

 

[Jim Henderson]

Big Mike is correct o' peanut butter loving Scott. We have both been cast under the spell of wizzards Arnold and Wil's creation. All you need is to ask and the magic of the Cleveland will be opened to you as well. In layman's terms, give a call and we'll hook up to share a burger, a beer and some bass,(Cleveland style) and you'll begin to understand why Mike, myself and so many others rave about these axes. However, don't forget, Big Mike has warned you of the negative effects this may have upon your checking account.
Jim

Mike,
Keep us posted on your new stuff due out in April.
Thanks,
Jim

 

[Giacomo]

I've been using my MB150E for all of my recent gigs. I have an MBX112 which I use with the MB150E for those gigs which require more volume - I've found the combination to be perfectly adequate for my needs. It is important to get both the amp and the extension off the floor - I have a couple of small stands, but milk-crates or chairs will work also.

- Wil

Wil, besides the volume, do you get a lot more low end? As one who is electronically challenged and has a bad back, with the extension can you still go into the PA at the same time? I use a Bass Max and no pre-amp and find I need to cut the lows more than I want to prevent "boomey." Can I ask your set-up? Thanks.