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It looks like it would take up less space and be lighter than the Carvin combo I use for most shows these days. With an extension cabinet, which he has, I could get rid of the Carvin. The Carvin doesn't sound bad, but doesn't sound great, either. It is good enough for what it does, and I run DI off the pedalboard in to the PA when I use the Carvin anyway. But inertia is a thing. I have the Carvin baby stack, it is paid for, and I know how it works well enough that it's not much of an issue. I don't have much opportunity for the big amp to get out to play any more.I’m in the shallow club here, so I kinda back off the Markbass stuff because of the tonka toy yellow plastered all over everything. But I have to admit, I’ve never heard a louder and better sounding super compact 12” combo than the CMD121P. Pricey and fugly but it really fills a room with an amazingly small footprint and only 25 pound weight.
https://reverb.com/item/92607598-markbass-mini-cmd-121p-500-watt-1x12-bass-combo-2010s-black
Where is WillieW when we need him? It's always a random day in his world.For a second there I thought it was Fretless Friday…
These were just a bit harsh. Not that I didn't play all the styles, anyway.I was going to say that despite the hotter pickups (490Rand 498T) in my Flyinfg V and Explorer, one could easily play jazz as well as blues, hard rock and metal-
Now the Burstbuckers I and II in the Snow Falcon Flying V are a different story altogether!
speaking of Willy, anyone hear from Larry V?Where is WillieW when we need him? It's always a random day in his world.
Good price. 5 hour drive, though.
Liquid Love Red?
AHEM!Liquid Love Red?
Supposed to pair very nicely with upright basses as well.It looks like it would take up less space and be lighter than the Carvin combo I use for most shows these days. With an extension cabinet, which he has, I could get rid of the Carvin. The Carvin doesn't sound bad, but doesn't sound great, either. It is good enough for what it does, and I run DI off the pedalboard in to the PA when I use the Carvin anyway. But inertia is a thing. I have the Carvin baby stack, it is paid for, and I know how it works well enough that it's not much of an issue. I don't have much opportunity for the big amp to get out to play any more.
A) Do you sill have the receipt?But you do get a five year warranty. So there's that. My ACC 360 stack is now 57 years old. I wonder if the lifetime warranty they offered is still good.
Perfect!Close as I can get is this...........
Hope it'll do.
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I see him on Facebook regularly. Seems to be doing well!speaking of Willy, anyone hear from Larry V?
This is as close to a J as I can get in my collection.
What elevation?A bit of snow in SoCal.
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