Small, light, loud and good!??

[Roger Vaughan]

Originally Posted by Tim Bishop

Roger, you should try some of the newer lighter amps that are out there now-days. I'm sure you would be impressed with the right set-up. I'm talking amps in the 3.5 - 4.5 pound range and putting out 500W+.

I'll bet I would, but I'm broke a lot! I just scored an old A.M.P. BH420 for $300, and that's all folks until next year (it's a back-up for the TE head). But I won't poo-poo the new mini-heads, I've heard a few and they sound very nice ideed.

Maybe after my new working band starts pulling in some bread I'll go venture out into the Small World! I'd love to carry half my rig in my bass' gig-bag.

[Tim Bishop]

Originally Posted by Roger Vaughan

....I'd love to carry half my rig in my bass' gig-bag.

Yes. And you'd be surprised at what you could have for under $500.00, I gaaaroooaaannnteee.

[Danny Hernandez]

Just wanted to see if you guys think that this combo would be a good rig? I currently have a Fender Rumble 150.

[Tim Bishop]

Originally Posted by Danny Hernandez

Attachment 2859Just wanted to see if you guys think that this combo would be a good rig? I currently have a Fender Rumble 150.

Possibly. It really depends on how much coverage you think you will need, given your situation. What I can tell you is this: You don't want to lack in headroom, ever.

[Ken Smith]

Originally Posted by Danny Hernandez

Attachment 2859Just wanted to see if you guys think that this combo would be a good rig? I currently have a Fender Rumble 150.

Does this amp have a good quality horn? If not, you will not hear the real treble that the bass produces.

[Tim Bishop]

Originally Posted by Ken Smith

Does this amp have a good quality horn? If not, you will not hear the real treble that the bass produces.

Agreed. This particular cabinet does have a tweeter and L-Pad Attenuator. So, he should be able to dial-in some nice crisp/sparkly highs. With the 2x10 Eminence Speakers and a well designed cabinet, he should be good to go (53Hz-17kHz). If it meets his coverage needs.

[Danny Hernandez]

Originally Posted by Tim Bishop

Agreed. This particular cabinet does have a tweeter and L-Pad Attenuator. So, he should be able to dial-in some nice crisp/sparkly highs. With the 2x10 Eminence Speakers and a well designed cabinet, he should be good to go (53Hz-17kHz). If it meets his coverage needs.

This would be my practice amp/cab for my home and church rehearsals. Any other combo amp/cab out there that could be better bag for my $$$.
Currently living in Panama Central America and don't have the large music stores to be able to test out so really hoping you guys could lead me in the right path.

Thanks guys for all your imput!

[Tim Bishop]

Originally Posted by Danny Hernandez

....This would be my practice amp/cab for my home and church rehearsals....

This combo would most likely serve you well then.