Re: Re: bass amps

Not bad !!! I like your rifs.=20


I have been running Dual Shoman, Traynors=C2=A0and old Kustom Tuck and Roll=
s for=20
well=C2=A040 years but I also play Organ (Notice I didn't say "Keyboard") B=
ack when I=20
was a lot stronger, and Dumber I used to lug a leslie around with the B-3. =
I=20
replaed the low rotor with an Altec and the driver in the top rotor with a =
JBL=20
compression driver. The D140s in the old bass amps had to run as hard as th=
ey=20
could to stay in the mix.=20


We don't play that loud any more and I don't haul B3s around any more eithe=
r=C2=A0but=20
I don't fear much with the Bass=C2=A0set=C2=A0 up I have now no matter what=
.=C2=A0It's an=20
Old=C2=A0Kustom K200 B1 but the stock cabinet now houses JBL M151 15" ers. =
(The M-151=20
was the last in the line and is a MUCH beafed up version of the D140F.) Rea=
lly=20
runs and just remember it's only rated at 100 Watts!

Anyway,=C2=A0I never have run it past 7 (outside) and it feels like a stron=
g wind=20
blowing on your legs when you stand in front of at at 5 and I have actually=
=20
knocked beer glasses off a table that was just under 10 feet away. Not bad =
for=20
for being over 35 years old!

By the way. You can still find these old war horses on eBay and even can fi=
nd=20
the 101db M-151s too if you look for a while. I have just under a grand in =
mine=20
so for what it is (Including Creadance level MOJO) I think that's a pretty =
good=20
deal.=20


LAter,=20
Smoke




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From: mark monillas <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Fri, September 10, 2010 11:46:20 AM
Subject: Re: [Bass Place] Re: bass amps

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even with JBL's it takes great amounts of power to compete with those thing=
s..=20
sooo now i bring my small amps to rehearsal, and large amp/ 4-10 cab to sun=
day=20
church.
you can hear a little bit of my playing in=C2=A0 a video clip,=20
facebook.com/kingdombuilderscf=20
and on the video tab

Yo Victa, whatsoever you do, remember this here. You can't hold no groove, =
If=20
you ain't got no pocket !

--- On Fri, 9/10/10, Steve Molk <[email protected]> wrote:

From: Steve Molk <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [Bass Place] Re: bass amps
To: [email protected]
Date: Friday, September 10, 2010, 8:40 AM

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When competing with big leslies and Jimmy Smith type organ grinders=C2=A0re=
member=20

these 3 letters.

J - B - L

Altec 421s like in the Voice of the=C2=A0Theator cabinets=C2=A0are OK too.=
=20

Smoke

________________________________

From: mark monillas <[email protected]>

To: [email protected]

Sent: Tue, September 7, 2010 6:58:30 PM

Subject: Re: [Bass Place] Re: bass amps

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i scored a GK Backline 600 for a modest $125.00, granted i have a working m=
ans=20

15 cabinet=C2=A0 left over from going at it with a B3. the b3 won.. the SWR=
 150 watt=20

amp bit it...

soo i pulled the swr amp and am using the backline to power the cabinet.

Yo Victa, whatsoever you do, remember this here. You can't hold no groove, =
If=20

you ain't got no pocket !

--- On Sat, 9/4/10, jollyr465 <[email protected]> wrote:

From: jollyr465 <[email protected]>

Subject: [Bass Place] Re: bass amps

To: [email protected]

Date: Saturday, September 4, 2010, 10:16 AM

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I'm an Ampeg person myself. For large gigs I use an Ampeg SVT head with

an Ampeg 410 cab. But for the last few years, I've been manly useing an

Ampeg B200R 200 watt combo amp, for most of my gigs, that I had tweaked

out. The amp has a tube pre-amp in it to give you that nice warm tube

sound & an XLR out which is nice also. The only problems that I've ever

had with this amp, was an anoying rattle cause by Ampeg useing cheap

brackets, to hold the cab to the head, the lack of enough baffling in

the cab to help knock off the rest of that rattling noise & too give it

more focus & a much fuller tone. I had these problems fixed right, by my

amp tech for 80.00 bucks. Since I had those problems fixed. This amp

sounds exactly like an old motown B15 & has not given me any trouble at

all. I've had it now for about three or four years & it's become my main

rig these days. Due to it's lite weight & great tone. You can probably

pick one up for about 299.00 to 399.00 on ebay. I hope this helps out

some. If you prefer solid state amps, there a bunch out there new & used

for good prices. Note: I'd stay away from Behrenger though! Just IMO.

--- In [email protected], robert morris <robmo63@...> wrote:

>

> OT I need opinions on bass amps. I'm looking for a bass combo in the

$400. range used, or maybe a head. Used for the garage and dive bars

mostly. Thanks

> Rob

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