I jumped on the Bass wagon.

[bandit2013]

I had been playing bass for a while, started off with a beginner bass amp. That lasted for about 2 years and I gave it away to a friend. Decided to upgrade to something more worthwhile. Mesa Boogie Subway TT-800. Needed a cab to start with, decided on the subway 210 and subway 15. Eventually added another 15 and a 12. Well damn, this rig just shakes the house to no end. You know how it goes, new amp leads to other things like better bass guitars.

 

[TechAdmin]

Sounds great. Do you have any photos of your bass and other equipment?

 

[bandit2013]

I do not have many pictures of my bass rig. As for other equipment, have lots of that. the two 15s with one 12 and the 210 are epic. Really dig the humbucker pups on the G&Ls. As for the 5 string bass, the Mesa TT-800 sounds awesome. The 112 and 210 cabs help to bring out the tone. I did try many combinations and feel all 4 cabs running at 2 ohms is the best. I still have the 410 mark bass cab, it is OK. I will be shipping that to my friend I gave the combo amp too. I did need to add a compressor to the front end. Some of my basses with active controls can easily overdrive the input which forces the power section to hard clip (not very musical). I can push the amp harder with the compressor so it grinds just right without pushing the output into safe mode. Not needed for passive bass though.