Ok guys..I gotta take off..The better half wants to whip down to the shops before they shut..chauffeur is on his way lol..later all.
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Here's an interesting thread for some of our Combo Club brethren and sisteren to chime in on. Thoughts on combos
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THANK YOU. 90% of the posts on this thread, seriously, seem to have nothing at all to do with bass combos and are instead witty little bits of private repartee between members, far more suited to Instant Messages. I’ll check out that thread....
One disadvantage of recording is if you 'clam', it's there for posterior...er, posterity. Unless you redo it.
A trumpet player I worked with for many years would say"we ain't exactly makin' musical history here".
One disadvantage of recording is if you 'clam', it's there for posterior...er, posterity.
Fantastic! May I add you to our membership roster? You'd be our first commercial member and what's cool is I'm getting the vibe that you're just a bass-loving, combo-is-good-too kinda person like the rest of us. Please let me know and I'll do the rest. BTW, awesome pics of a couple of terrific amps.
I played a headless bass yesterday for the first time. And yes, I had trouble finding the first fret.As if it's difficult to find the first fret, but yeah.
Sure! Why not. Add me
I didn't know there was combo snobbery at work? It's the same stuff that's in the amps - all in one easy to carry box!
About 90% of the videos on our youtube channel were recorded on one or the other of our two combos (mostly the Markbass Ninja - it's easy to move about!)
Youtube channel is here ---> Chowny
We mic up and DI and then run those into a Tascam 1641 interface. And then mix it together for the final audio.
These are perfect for studio work.

Will do as a band name as well.El Cheaptastic
Yep, I purchased my GK combo back in about '93, and it was about the smallest and most powerful amp I could find at the time. "What? 150 Watts?? 26 pounds?? That SMALL????"Great endorsement for your Micro 112. I took a serious look at that a while back but just couldn't see spending that much money fora 150-watt amp when there's so much out there in the way of smaller and more powerful. No dissing the quality of the unit or sound. I've read many a story where these buggers are still sounding great years later. at first, I couldn't fathom the metal cab, but then after owning the Foxy Voxy combo with its ABS plastic cabinet, I can now believe anything.
What is a "passive radiator party trick"? I need some 'splainin...I just ordered it so I'll have to let you know. It just seemed like the perfect solution for apartment practice, camping, traveling and possibly future tiny gigs. One thing I like is the passive radiator party trick that Phil Jones borrowed from his experience in the HiFi speaker industry. It should work like having an unpowered 6x9 speaker that is passively powered by the 2 four inch speaker's motion, as long as the cabinet is sealed.

Morrighan, once again, you have put into eloquent words the feelings I could not express. Thank you.No day passes right now that I don't think of Australia. Stay safe and well.
Yeah, "his wife's sparkle cup." Riiiiiigghht.Ya know, I was wondering what you guys were hassling me about and so I went back to the pic and now get it.
All I can say is it takes a well-adjusted, confident person to take pride in his wife’s sparkle cup. So yes, Giff, I will bring the cup with me to Oz and expect a serving of your village’s finest brew!
Received wisdom here on TB is that separate heads and cabs are better. It’s quite odd - you never hear guitar players diss combos.Sure! Why not. Add me
I didn't know there was combo snobbery at work? It's the same stuff that's in the amps - all in one easy to carry box!
About 90% of the videos on our youtube channel were recorded on one or the other of our two combos (mostly the Markbass Ninja - it's easy to move about!)
Youtube channel is here ---> Chowny
We mic up and DI and then run those into a Tascam 1641 interface. And then mix it together for the final audio.
These are perfect for studio work.
Looks smaller on Google!Loll ok Mike..your on..errr..this village I live in has 1.3 Million inhabitants loll

Yep true Mike..but they have their own share of bushfires too from news reports we've had.
All up though everybody, the animal losses due to all fires in all states of Australia so far total 1/2 BILLION deaths. Animals, including koalas, kangaroos, wallabies, birds, reptiles etc etc and the list goes on as does the terrible accounting.
A UK Newspaper report....
Nearly half a billion animals have been killed in Australia wildfires | Metro News

Ya know, it's like the guy who walks into the bar, hears one song he doesn't like, and leaves. There was a holiday season and a couple of our Australian friends are facing disaster, so well wishes poured out.THANK YOU. 90% of the posts on this thread, seriously, seem to have nothing at all to do with bass combos and are instead witty little bits of private repartee between members, far more suited to Instant Messages. I’ll check out that thread....
Yes, it's very puzzling to me. Why not have a combo, AND a separate head and cabinet? Several of us on this thread have all manner of mix-and-match, and see no point in finding one set-up better or worse than another.Received wisdom here on TB is that separate heads and cabs are better. It’s quite odd - you never hear guitar players diss combos.