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"Going nig" - I'm not familiar with the etymology of this phrase.Think I'm going nig for the Carbine. I'll have the head and 410 tomorrow. I'll post a pic up tomorrow and I'll give some feedback on it. Thanks again for the info.
I also have the MXR BASS COMPRESSOR.
Going to pick up the M6 today. It has less eq on it but I'm running a sansamp with it. Should be a solid bass tone. I'm a gearhead, tone chasing fool lol. I got this
+1...the M6 is definitely not short on voicing/tone shaping controls. While effects may add something you like to that mix, it's worthwhile getting a handle on what the basic head can do first - you might be as surprised as I was.You won't lack for EQ without the SansAmp, and while I like the MXR compressor, I'd advise leaving both effects out of the loop. The M6 is gorgeous sounding on its own, IMHO.
Tried one in a store a few years ago, and was very impressed.+1...the M6 is definitely not short on voicing/tone shaping controls. While effects may add something you like to that mix, it's worthwhile getting a handle on what the basic head can do first - you might be as surprised as I was.![]()
You won't lack for EQ without the SansAmp, and while I like the MXR compressor, I'd advise leaving both effects out of the loop. The M6 is gorgeous sounding on its own, IMHO.
I totally agree! I have the SansAmp on my board "just in case", but I love the tone of my M6 and the SansAmp never comes on. Still a tool worth having, though. (I also keep a GK MB200 in my gig bag)