Cab delivered an hour ago.....kept safe by doorman=longest. workday. ever.
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Yup been there!!!Cab delivered an hour ago.....kept safe by doorman=longest. workday. ever.
That is exactly what I was thinking about!Maybe place the GB on top of the BF in its tilt back position and see how devastating that will be.
There is a Facebook post a number of pages back. As the owner of the very first BB3 I have been anxiously awaiting for Barefaced to officially announce the new cabs. They have politely requested that we not post pics until their official announcement.Anyone have a pic of the BB3 with the new handle? I searched but could not find one.
Anyone have a pic of the BB3 with the new handle? I searched but could not find one.
I still hate the lumpy gloss finish, but the handle is pretty optimal, and now that it's less deep, it carries like an XL briefcase.Anyone have a pic of the BB3 with the new handle? I searched but could not find one.
Can you offer any comparisons of the sound between the BB3 and BB2?Spent an hour last night practicing through the BB3.
Can you offer any comparisons of the sound between the BB3 and BB2?
Did you replace the Subway 115 mainly to reduce bulk and weight? How does the BB3 compare sound wise?Spent an hour last night practicing through the BB3. No band experience with it until the 25th. It sounds big/deep and clear-reproducing exactly what I put into it. The new dimensions and handle are a significant improvement-it's now an easy, less awkward 1 hand carryThe wider/taller look also makes it apparent that this single 12 is in a box that looks like it could accommodate 2 average 10" cones or a 15 incher, which is consistent with the fact that it can move as much air/get as loud as a good quality 115 or 210. It's a superb 1 cab solution for me. I loved my Mesa SW 115, but that was much bulkier and significantly heavier.
I have only one F112, and most of the gigs it is not enough for me.
Crown XLS 1502 1050@8ohmsWhat are you running it through? I ask because I can count on one hand the number of times I've even had to push the F112. I'm running a GK MBF800 or an Arkham Beast of Both Worlds, so 560 or 660W into 8 ohms.
Well, so much for my whole under powered theory! Lol.Crown XLS 1502 1050@8ohms
Did you replace the Subway 115 mainly to reduce bulk and weight? How does the BB3 compare sound wise?
That's a direct comparison I'm very interested in.Yes this was a direct switch based purely on ease of transport. I am 58 and in excellent shape, had no problem carrying the SW115, but the allure of an even easier carry (1 hand) and less boxy profile hooked me. The 115 is a cab that adds its' own colour....a colour I love....so far (home practice) I can simply add that colour to the BB3 through my amp's front end (WD800 or Quilter BB802) with a little HPF/ mild compression and low mid boost, with the BB3 tweeter turned to about 75%. I'll take the BB3 out to jam with the band next Monday to hear it pushed just a li'l bit.