Nope.Sweet rig! I've never considered a 15 on top of a 410. Any notable outcome?
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Nope.Sweet rig! I've never considered a 15 on top of a 410. Any notable outcome?
Thanks. It's a 2014 Fender American Design Experience Precision with a factory installed Jazz neck and '58 pups.Nice bass
The 115 is solid. To be honest, though, I'd choose the 410 over the 115 if I could only play one.Hows that 115? I'm considering a pair for my beatable rig
If you were to double up on one would you still pick the 410?The 115 is solid. To be honest, though, I'd choose the 410 over the 115 if I could only play one.
Thanks. It's a 2014 Fender American Design Experience Precision with a factory installed Jazz neck and '58 pups.
If you were to double up on one would you still pick the 410?
If I get a chance I'll shoot some video to get some sound samples up.That's a beautiful rig! Wow!
My guess is that the sound is pretty fantastic, too.
Nice!
It's a trick pic. He's leaning.Wow! 44 and you can still get around without a walker?![]()
Nice rig, seems to be an interest in manageable reliable racks that sound good. Maybe a shift from all the "smaller is better" class D mentality? Glad you found your tone.
for the sarcasm impaired: I am also 44 and in the best shape I've ever been in. 44 is too young to use as an excuse for anything.Wow! What a stupid thing to say.![]()
Agreed. Lame excuse. But I am officially starting to feel aches for not the usual "working out" reasons. Things like, "oh yeah, I carried that box upstairs yesterday." But let's not derail this to a "how old is old" thread.for the sarcasm impaired: I am also 44 and in the best shape I've ever been in. 44 is too young to use as an excuse for anything.