Trying out the "Three10" tonight for the first time tonight. So far, so good. Runs at 2.67 ohms.
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Official Barefaced Bass Cab Club
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Pbassmanca
In the pocket n' thumpy. So woody, so greasy...
That's a smart idea. How's the volume and low end capability of the mini stack?
I sometimes run a One10 and Two10 together on my medium volume gigs, ie 2 sensible guitarists with 50 watt Fender combos. I use my Aguilar AG700 and put a 5 string through it. The low notes sound great. I don't like to thrash my gear but I feel there is a lot more there than I'm using. Well, I know there is, I have been asked to turn down a couple of times!
The only problem I can find. . . the name plates don't line up! 1st world problem, I know, but not enough of a problem to stop me using this rig.
The only problem I can find. . . the name plates don't line up! 1st world problem, I know, but not enough of a problem to stop me using this rig.
yesterday... man this sounds great!!!
Pbassmanca
In the pocket n' thumpy. So woody, so greasy...
That's a smart idea. How's the volume and low end capability of the mini stack?
Great, really. More than enough for last night's blues gig in a medium size club w/ only vocals in the PA. Running at 2.67 ohms, I am getting the full value of the amp's watts. Using a 400W @ 4 ohm Handbox head. Low end response is very good, but its very good in all iterations of BF 10's: One, Two, Three*, Four, and Six* 10 configurations. (My Three and Six use two cabs together to get the total).
Last night's gig rig. Sounded great!
Looks like: Korg Pitchblack, MXR Phase 90, Mooer Bass Sweeper, Keeley Bassist
heres a nifty little combo i just put together. i don't know how it would hold up on a bandstand but 20 watts through this speaker can sure shake the living room walls
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Pbassmanca
In the pocket n' thumpy. So woody, so greasy...
Oh I know what a Moollon is. Have seen Scott Devine play them on his YouTube channel. Amazing basses. I would love a Moollon P....It's a Moollon B524, just awesome bass. Hope you know what Moollon is....
Played my last ATL gig last night before me and the wife move to the Great White North. We had a corporate event in the Hard Rock's attached club area, and the Two10 sounded killer. This was my first chance to open it up a bit in a bigger room, and I didn't even have the volume up halfway on the MB200. Heard some nice growl from the cab, and I didn't need any bass in my monitor at all.
I do miss the 15lb carry of the One10, but the added volume/tone from the Two10 make up for it. I'm very happy with the upgrade.
I do miss the 15lb carry of the One10, but the added volume/tone from the Two10 make up for it. I'm very happy with the upgrade.
Montreal, QC. I'm packing up my gear today since I don't have anything else booked, and I'm trying to decide how to transport the Two10. Put it in the car where I know it's safe, or box it securely and risk it with the moving truck. My basses are going in the car, no question.
Pbassmanca
In the pocket n' thumpy. So woody, so greasy...
Hey @friskinator! Let me pre-welcome you to the Great White North! Montreal is a great music city with some amazing players! You should find some awesome opportunities for making music up there.
Hey @friskinator! Let me pre-welcome you to the Great White North! Montreal is a great music city with some amazing players! You should find some awesome opportunities for making music up there.
Thank you! I'm definitely hoping to find a musical opportunity after we get settled in.
