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The Acoustic Club
- Thread starter The Owl
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FWIW Acoustic made a model 402 that is a 2-15 cab. They also made a 106 and a 406 - both for bass.
Because I'm a bit dumb; me plankin my live rig with my main bass!!!
Nice to see that bass I sold you is still working for you!
Nice to see that bass I sold you is still working for you!
Oh yeah buddy!!!
It took a little while for her to get use to the very dry air we have up here but she has settle in and plays wonderfully!!!!My bad! It was a 407 that I was talking about. The guy has a 406 too, but its way too out of my price range.
407 is a phantom cab. Acoustic used the weirdest numbering system for their stuff. What was the configuration of the "407" cab?
This may only add to your confusion but here is the info you seek;
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Because I'm a bit dumb; me plankin my live rig with my main bass!!!
LOL...
Here's a video of " the real Flea" playing his new USA Acoustic 360/361 Amp on a rooftop live in Venice CA recently... Invalid Link Removed
Peace...DAcat
LOL...
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Peace...DAcat
Thanks man!!!
Great video for the RHCP. I wish the planking idea was my but I did steal it from Flea when he introduced his new 360/361 amps as you know!!!!!!!!
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yeah, the same thing happens to me sometimes, especially when i have a 'senior moment'
.on the other hand, it sounds like the 'soon to be wife' thing worked out very well. (or at least i hope it did).
yeah, the same thing happens to me sometimes, especially when i have a 'senior moment'
on the other hand, it sounds like the 'soon to be wife' thing worked out very well. (or at least i hope it did).
Yep, we moved to the US in '79 and will be celebrating our 35th aniversary next month. Not sure which emoticon to go with so settled on this...
She might be watching.
Hey guys. I'm play 3-4 nights a week, and a few months ago, upgraded from an SWR SuperRedhead 350/210 combo (which out weights my new rig) to the Acoustic B600H head, Neo cabs in the 210 and 115 flavor.
Not a rig of doom, per se, BUT this thing absolutely booms. With both cabs going, the tone is huge, I feel it at even low volumes.
Other than the vinyl not holding up to the constant loading/unloading, this rig has been great with no problems at all.
In fact, when we opened up for Ronnie Montrose on the outdoor stage at Soaring Eagle, I talked the sound tech into using the built in DI. He was skeptical, but was a believer afterward The sound was huge and fat. Funny thing was, the bassist in the Montrose band has dual SVT 810 stacks, which I plopped my mini stack in front of. My rig looked like that rigs kick stand,lol. But, the tone was huge, and I could feel every note from 20 feet away.
For a flexible, great sounding, non backbreaking rig, it's hard to go wrong with Acoustic.
Rock on!
Not a rig of doom, per se, BUT this thing absolutely booms. With both cabs going, the tone is huge, I feel it at even low volumes.
Other than the vinyl not holding up to the constant loading/unloading, this rig has been great with no problems at all.
In fact, when we opened up for Ronnie Montrose on the outdoor stage at Soaring Eagle, I talked the sound tech into using the built in DI. He was skeptical, but was a believer afterward
The sound was huge and fat. Funny thing was, the bassist in the Montrose band has dual SVT 810 stacks, which I plopped my mini stack in front of. My rig looked like that rigs kick stand,lol. But, the tone was huge, and I could feel every note from 20 feet away.For a flexible, great sounding, non backbreaking rig, it's hard to go wrong with Acoustic.
Rock on!
Hey guys. I'm play 3-4 nights a week, and a few months ago, upgraded from an SWR SuperRedhead 350/210 combo (which out weights my new rig) to the Acoustic B600H head, Neo cabs in the 210 and 115 flavor.
Not a rig of doom, per se, BUT this thing absolutely booms. With both cabs going, the tone is huge, I feel it at even low volumes.
Other than the vinyl not holding up to the constant loading/unloading, this rig has been great with no problems at all.
In fact, when we opened up for Ronnie Montrose on the outdoor stage at Soaring Eagle, I talked the sound tech into using the built in DI. He was skeptical, but was a believer afterward
For a flexible, great sounding, non backbreaking rig, it's hard to go wrong with Acoustic.
Rock on!
+1 for the B600H!!
love it
Nothing fancy or vintage but I kinda like it...
B600H with the B810. Number, please
Is that a warning "do not touch" on top of the B600H?
This is what I shouldda bought first, but since I went to a B-450 and a B-115 and then added two B-410s and THEN got the B-810 and then a B-600H - it all worked out well.
I gotz a lot of Acoustic gear now and love every one of them.
That B-810 really catches the attention of a lot of the old school'rs and surprises the SVT/Ampeg fans too.
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