Incoming Bass Cabinet!

[dave74]

btw that Charvel was top-mount floyd with a recessed cavity. Neck-thru with a back-angled neck like an LP. Really unique specs. 88 5a or 5b can't remember atm.

[ErikH]

So yeah, 6x10’s is pretty freakin sweet. Hooked up both cabs and rattled the house for a few minutes. For outdoor gigs and larger indoor venues, it’ll be perfect. For everything else, this 2x10 is just right.

And I’m officially official as the new bassist for the cover/tribute band I started with the singer back in 2006. Had stepped away in 2017 not happy with the direction but playing bass on those songs is a lot more fun. Still a lot of the stuff on the list from my previous tenure on guitar. She (the singer) reached out to me about my potential interest in returning but on bass. I figured, why not. Got a few songs to nail down myself but already have 60+ ready to go. First gig back will depend on current bassist’s last. It’s gonna be a send off for him.

[Powdered Toast Man]

Nice score! Smaller is definitely the way to go for bass these days. I bought a Traynor YBA200 and matching cab which had 210 and a 115 in the same cab. That was a life choice I regretted. Took probably a decade to sell the thing too.

I don't play bass in a band anymore but my bassist bought a Fender Rumble 200 combo about 4 years ago to replace his head and 410 cab setup. He can carry it with one hand and it's been more than enough volume and power for stages both large and small, indoor and outdoor.

[ErikH]

Nice score! Smaller is definitely the way to go for bass these days. I bought a Traynor YBA200 and matching cab which had 210 and a 115 in the same cab. That was a life choice I regretted. Took probably a decade to sell the thing too.

I don't play bass in a band anymore but my bassist bought a Fender Rumble 200 combo about 4 years ago to replace his head and 410 cab setup. He can carry it with one hand and it's been more than enough volume and power for stages both large and small, indoor and outdoor.

The bassist in another band I'm in bought a Fender Rumble 500 combo when his Mark Bass combo was at the shop. He needed something and the Rumble fit the budget. Those are great amps.

I'll be keeping my 4x10 and use it when needed. I have a feeling this little 2x10 is gonna have plenty of punch for most places. Plus I'll have DI feed from the head to FOH. And I love the flip-top feature. Reminds me of the old flip-tops from way back. I need to take a pic of it with my CV60's P bass.