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Madison gear GTG

You can't have a GTG with no pics, it's not allowed!:D

Sounds like you guys had a good time, I wish I could've made it. I had friends in town this weekend, we were busy going to Second City and eating great Thai food yesterday.

OK Bob....JUST HOW MANY GRADUATES DO YOU HAVE IN YOUR FAMILY?????

almost EVERY GTG you have to go to a graduation.....
Ha! I was thinking the same thing!
 
Really enjoyed comparing the B15's. I'd like to try a week long swap sometime but my conclusion is that there is a good reason that the B15N is 'thee holy grail of bass amps. My B15S puts up a good fight but Jeff's baby won the competition walking away.

I enjoyed the long-awaited B-15 shootout too. They are less similar than I thought they would be. Your S version sounded deeper and gritier than my N. Very fun! I have to agree that the N is the Holy Grail though. Perfect tone to my ear. Too bad there's nothing like it that's loud enough for gigs!

We really have a nice collection of vintage amps among us with Pedro's V4B, Orange, B-15S, and SVT (not to mention '65 P and Jazz!), and Jim's Bassman. Tone heaven!
 

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