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OK, here's pics on what I did to create my neo-combine. When I pressed the small Bam200 amp down onto the grippers attached to the Elf cab, I could actually hear a loud ~click~ as they grabbed!
Anyway it's nothing fancy, not a lot of extra features (which I'm ok with), but as a combine it's got a neat 1x10 speaker, a 200Ws 'available' amp, and is lightweight and easily portable. What I like best about it tho is it's tone; it has a clear and transparent PJB type of sound which is a nice change from my {also much liked} Ampeg gear's sound...

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I need something else to raise it up higher off the ground tho; I don't quite trust the plastic milk crate I use for that now.

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OK, here's pics on what I did to create my neo-combine. When I pressed the small Bam200 amp down onto the grippers attached to the Elf cab, I could actually hear a loud ~click~ as they grabbed!
Anyway it's nothing fancy, not a lot of extra features (which I'm ok with), but as a combine it's got a neat 1x10 speaker, a 200Ws 'available' amp, and is lightweight and easily portable. What I like best about it tho is it's tone; it has a clear and transparent PJB type of sound which is a nice change from my {also much liked} Ampeg gear's sound...

sp-combo1-jpg.4756088
sp-combo2-jpg.4756089
sp-combo3-jpg.4756090
sp-combo4-jpg.4756091


I need something else to raise it up higher off the ground tho; I don't quite trust the plastic milk crate I use for that now.

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Question(which you already answered): You happy with it? Dass all what matters.
 
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OK, here's pics on what I did to create my neo-combine. When I pressed the small Bam200 amp down onto the grippers attached to the Elf cab, I could actually hear a loud ~click~ as they grabbed!
Anyway it's nothing fancy, not a lot of extra features (which I'm ok with), but as a combine it's got a neat 1x10 speaker, a 200Ws 'available' amp, and is lightweight and easily portable. What I like best about it tho is it's tone; it has a clear and transparent PJB type of sound which is a nice change from my {also much liked} Ampeg gear's sound...

sp-combo1-jpg.4756088
sp-combo2-jpg.4756089
sp-combo3-jpg.4756090
sp-combo4-jpg.4756091


I need something else to raise it up higher off the ground tho; I don't quite trust the plastic milk crate I use for that now.

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Cool combine, Grey! You might try a raising and tilt-back amp stand.


Although, about the edit time, I tend to believe the automatic timestamps on your post more than your edit's manual "timestamp". :roflmao:

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OK, here's pics on what I did to create my neo-combine. When I pressed the small Bam200 amp down onto the grippers attached to the Elf cab, I could actually hear a loud ~click~ as they grabbed!
Anyway it's nothing fancy, not a lot of extra features (which I'm ok with), but as a combine it's got a neat 1x10 speaker, a 200Ws 'available' amp, and is lightweight and easily portable. What I like best about it tho is it's tone; it has a clear and transparent PJB type of sound which is a nice change from my {also much liked} Ampeg gear's sound...

sp-combo1-jpg.4756088
sp-combo2-jpg.4756089
sp-combo3-jpg.4756090
sp-combo4-jpg.4756091


I need something else to raise it up higher off the ground tho; I don't quite trust the plastic milk crate I use for that now.

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Going to say off the top of my head that's enough Dual Lock to be effectively permanent.
 
Going to say off the top of my head that's enough Dual Lock to be effectively permanent.
Yeah.. But I think it's not so much the actual dual locking grippers that one might have to be concerned about; -that seems to really hold together! -But if one wanted to worry it might possibly be about the glue on their other side that holds them to the gears surfaces...
 
Looks like I have some friends in here. Been using this as my main practice amp and sometimes gig amp for ages. Love it to death. Never an ounce of shame.


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Yo, Kenny! You're definitely among friends here. You should ask to join up. (Yeah, it's required 'cause we don't want to impose on anyone who doesn't want it. But, ... ... ...

How Can You Say NO to Combos?TM*
*TM - Official Combo Club motto
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Yo, Kenny! You're definitely among friends here. You should ask to join up. (Yeah, it's required 'cause we don't want to impose on anyone who doesn't want it. But, ... ... ...

How Can You Say NO to Combos?TM*
*TM - Official Combo Club motto
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Sure can I please join up? Combos are like this scrappy little dogs that run everything.
 
Sure can I please join up? Combos are like this scrappy little dogs that run everything.

Aaaand, you are now member #291, with all rights, privileges, and charcuterie thereof. Please tell the club a bit about your combo and bass journeys, and anything else you like.

Combo Club Membership | TalkBass.com
 
Working on both. Too busy playing right now!

Can't fault that!

I'm about to go clean, lube, and adjust my new bicycle and then practice some songs I need to play next Sunday. My goal is to get way beyond mediocre on these songs. That will still leave my average playing level well within bounds for this club.

I think. Therefore I yam.

Which trips my over-thinking lever. What determines mediocrity for purposes of club eligibility? Is it the best one can do on a specific song in the right situation? Is it the average playing level? If average, are we talking mean, median, or mode - and of what, exactly? Or is it the likelihood of being selected from a typical pool of five applicants to play bass in a dad rock band?
 
Can't fault that!

I'm about to go clean, lube, and adjust my new bicycle and then practice some songs I need to play next Sunday. My goal is to get way beyond mediocre on these songs. That will still leave my average playing level well within bounds for this club.

I think. Therefore I yam.

Which trips my over-thinking lever. What determines mediocrity for purposes of club eligibility? Is it the best one can do on a specific song in the right situation? Is it the average playing level? If average, are we talking mean, median, or mode - and of what, exactly? Or is it the likelihood of being selected from a typical pool of five applicants to play bass in a dad rock band?
Yes.
 
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Looks like I have some friends in here. Been using this as my main practice amp and sometimes gig amp for ages. Love it to death. Never an ounce of shame.

View attachment 4758634

Yo, Kenny! You're definitely among friends here. You should ask to join up. (Yeah, it's required 'cause we don't want to impose on anyone who doesn't want it. But, ... ... ...

How Can You Say NO to Combos?TM*
*TM - Official Combo Club motto
.

Sure can I please join up? Combos are like this scrappy little dogs that run everything.

Aaaand, you are now member #291, with all rights, privileges, and charcuterie thereof. Please tell the club a bit about your combo and bass journeys, and anything else you like.

Combo Club Membership | TalkBass.com


Salutations, Kenny! Here's your official Combo Club Communicator. Wear it with pride. It works just like the sci-fi communicators as seen on TV! But there are no user serviceable parts inside, so attempting to open them may not only void your warranty, but your life (at least in this dimension).

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Also check out your Combo Club Wiki page, for lotsa valuable information, and take a tour of the Combo Clubhouse.

Welcome!
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Aaaand, you are now member #291, with all rights, privileges, and charcuterie thereof. Please tell the club a bit about your combo and bass journeys, and anything else you like.

Combo Club Membership | TalkBass.com

Salutations, Kenny! Here's your official Combo Club Communicator. Wear it with pride. It works just like the sci-fi communicators as seen on TV! But there are no user serviceable parts inside, so attempting to open them may not only void your warranty, but your life (at least in this dimension).

Also check out your Combo Club Wiki page, for lotsa valuable information, and take a tour of the Combo Clubhouse.

Welcome!
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Thank you, sirs!