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The Combo Club

Hi all... glad to see people doing fairly well (for the most part) and recovering (or on that road).

Nothing much to report, except that the Peavey combo still sounds good :D, I finally got some music online that I'm actually happy with, and, my boss is kinda terrible.

Back to bass... Be well, everyone. :)

I’m sneaking this one in before the kids get in here, but thanks for stopping by, wraub, it’s always nice to read you.

For everyone else, stop by, say hi, and tell us what’s up. It’s nice to know you’re all still out there banging our those low E notes! Have a great Friday.
 
Here's my GK MB 212 strategically placed at the foot of my bed so I can feel every note when I practice. And yes: plenty power for gigs. At 40 pounds, it makes things easy. Sure - I'll take a number! View attachment 4004092

TL, I’ll get ya one tonight. Thanks for your interest and the absolutely beautiful photo!
 
Here's my GK MB 212 strategically placed at the foot of my bed so I can feel every note when I practice. And yes: plenty power for gigs. At 40 pounds, it makes things easy. Sure - I'll take a number! View attachment 4004092
Ive been gigging with mine regularly for 4-5 years now....no issues, still a great amp.
 
The other day I was playing with my "new" MB150E-112 and my Samick P-bass "Shorty" with Pyramid Gold flats on it. I noticed that strings E and A were not as loud as strings D and G. Hm.

Wednesday, for my birthday reward, I plugged the same bass into my Double Four. Every string was even and clean. Hm.

More testing to come. But ??
That is a bit weird - but at least you've eliminated pickup height!
 
The other day I was playing with my "new" MB150E-112 and my Samick P-bass "Shorty" with Pyramid Gold flats on it. I noticed that strings E and A were not as loud as strings D and G. Hm.

Wednesday, for my birthday reward, I plugged the same bass into my Double Four. Every string was even and clean. Hm.

More testing to come. But ??

And it’s the D4 for the win! Well, the first round at least. What’s the next event, Rod?
 
Thanks for managing the cool kids club!

Hear ye, hear ye! I am proud to announce that the weekend is upon us. Yes! I am also proud to announce a new member has joined our esteemed ranks and his name is ProbablyTooLoud (aren't we all?), and he is the 213th bass player we're fortunate to call a combo amp user. Welcome, PTL, and please enjoy all the amenities that come with such privilege. Uh, as soon as we come up with those privleges we'll let you know. Welcome aboard!
 
I would like to take this opportunity to propose that "the privilege of freely pointing in a random direction." be thrown on the table.

I’ll second!!!


I propose the privilege of bludgeoning anyone who insinuates combos are not “good enough “ over the head with the nearest blunt object, even if said object happens to be the drummer....
 
I would like to take this opportunity to propose that "the privilege of freely pointing in a random direction." be thrown on the table.

Err, we have no table. We sold it to pay for the beautiful bouquet of roses we sent Morrighan after her surgery.

Remember, I said, who needs a table, use your lap! No one laughed...
 
Err, we have no table. We sold it to pay for the beautiful bouquet of roses we sent Morrighan after her surgery.

Remember, I said, who needs a table, use your lap! No one laughed...

Healing continues, and grateful for all that supports healing :thumbsup:

That I used my Phil Jones BG-400 to record again Sunday is in part economy of motion. It's the shortest possible distance to the DAW possible, and the cable to connect the two was out, ready, and in reach. Setting up the rest was a chore :oops: as I'm not to put any weight on my foot at all. Got 'er done, wasn't pretty, but more or less fine. That I'm back in the saddle with the bass is more important than a pocket recording :beaver:

I bought the practice chair I use after the bilateral knee replacements. Probably my most-used piece of equipment! From the seat, I can easily reach all three amps. With a metronome app on the music stand in front of me, it's clear sailing.
 
That is a bit weird - but at least you've eliminated pickup height!
Funny, I actually turned the p-up screws a quarter turn down on the DG pup. So didn't really eliminate it until I go back to the GK amp.

Probably have more to report tomorrow. Expected to go to my mom's place today and bring back some more treasures from what used to be my room. No where to put the stuff, and little time to sort it.
 

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