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Stoner/Doom Bassists 54: Big Cabs and Nerd Bombs

screw you guys, i'm not even using a pedalboard. or even the patended muench PedalCarpet TM

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Hey I upgraded! Wood plank bvtches!

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Now im working in the patenting the BasStache
 
Unfortunately I've been a bit lazzed by fliptops :crying:
Despite ordering 5 feet of grillcloth, I received 5 knobs... They said the grillcloth will be in the mail tomorrow and they'll cover me to ship the knobs back.

Good thing I'm not ready to re-stretch the grill.... Yet.


I got slightly lazzed too buy them, but bruce was quick to fix it. He pretty much runs and operates fliptops by himself.
 
Doesn't someone here have the new version of the traynor yba200-II? Thoughts? Is it loud enough?

Yeah I have it, but of course I am not in a band so only use it solo, I think it would handle drums, but guitarists doing the wall of sound thing it might be in trouble. I had one of those 300 watt Marbass 112 combos and the Markbass was louder. Now maybe over some super efficient cab it might be a different story. I run it over a back ported Genz Benz 410. It has great tone though.
 
Yeah I have it, but of course I am not in a band so only use it solo, I think it would handle drums, but guitarists doing the wall of sound thing it might be in trouble. I had one of those 300 watt Marbass 112 combos and the Markbass was louder. Now maybe over some super efficient cab it might be a different story. I run it over a back ported Genz Benz 410. It has great tone though.

Yeah a lot of reviews say that it's not as loud as you'd expect. Not that i can afford it anyway. I'm sticking with ss or hybrids.