"Yo dawg, I herd you like bass, so here's a Taurus so you can play bass while you're playin' bass!"
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NAD! I may have gone overboard
- Thread starter nurnay
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"Yo dawg, I herd you like bass, so here's a Taurus so you can play bass while you're playin' bass!"
Whatever good bass guitar you have, your rig should be lined up for the work it does. One cabinet is sufficient for rehearsals and small venues
but larger venues could benefit by connecting both. Studio work can be direct into the mixer unless you are doing live, then one cabinet should suffice.
I found a Carlsbro Viper bass combo with 1 x 15" speaker - suitable for small venues or back-line if I use my stereo bass rig as a P. A. Experience will
tell to help you make your decision.
but larger venues could benefit by connecting both. Studio work can be direct into the mixer unless you are doing live, then one cabinet should suffice.
I found a Carlsbro Viper bass combo with 1 x 15" speaker - suitable for small venues or back-line if I use my stereo bass rig as a P. A. Experience will
tell to help you make your decision.
"Anything worth doing is worth overdoing"
Great rig!!! GAS has set in...again!!!
