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Well, it's not a single gig report, more of a combo status report, so here goes.
Some of you may, or may not, remember my report a few weeks ago of moving my Bassman 150 combo from its dusty corner of my Music Room to the church for my regular Sunday morning gigs.
It's worked out very well, and it's been great to hear the old workhorse again.How convenient to just carry my bass and gig bag to services! And I agree wholeheartedly with the praises heaped on the kickback combo designs. All this contributed greatly toward a last-minute gig at the church this past Sunday night, and another gig there last night.
As I said before, I could not, and would not, leave my Rumble Studio 40 anywhere unaccompanied. I use it much too often at too many different places to leave it at even a regular venue. Plus, it's just too easily moved, might walk itself off somewhere. The Bassman has much more inertia, so it's found a good home. It also has plenty of bells and whistles and it's easy to dial in some very tasty tones. It's good to have multiple tools for multiple purposes! So, fellow Comboites, . . .
Rock Your Combos!
That is all. Over and out.
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Great idea from a veteran of the gig. Like the Roland above, it’s wise to keep the heavier, but tonally-sweet amp at a secure site. That allows the nifty featherweight modeler to go where it’s needed most. And the day you want the Studio 40 for a service you could bring it instead.
