pudgychef
Well-known member
Went on a road trip last weekend to the South West Korea. Played a couple smaller cities (2 million ppl). Both clubs provided less than decent bass rigs
Club A - Crate Powerblock into an Ashdown 4x10 slanted guitar cab
Club B - Won Sound 1x15 combo (think a much bigger version of the worst practice amp you ever had...or the bastard child of a Gorilla and a Behringer)
HOWEVER the SUB made both of them completely acceptable. While the guitarist was happily playing through 2 different Marshalls (typical...
) I was able to get decent tone from both using the SUB.
After each show I had a PILE of comments on the tone. People were blown away by how good it sounded. Now I know it wasn't me that made the difference....had to be the SUB! IT was great to see the bottoms bouncing and not worry about trying to tweak a mediocre set up to sound good.
Sorry to keep preaching about what is/was a lower end MM bass but DAYUM it just performs like nobody's business at gigs....
So far I have gigged with it through the two aforementioned rigs, an EBS Fafner into EBS 2x10+1x15, a GK Backline rig into GK 1x15, Ampeg SVT Pro into Ampeg 4x10 and Ashdown MAG 1x15, Ampeg B500R into a faulty 1x15 a Behringer 1x15 combo, and a Peavey TNT Sheffield. EVERY time I have had a great comments on the tone ...couldn't be happier. Prior to this I was playing a Fenfer Jazz, Gibson T-Bird or an MTD Kingston...the SUB really has been the easiest to plug and play and get good consistent tone.
Thanks for such a great product EBMM!!
Club A - Crate Powerblock into an Ashdown 4x10 slanted guitar cab
Club B - Won Sound 1x15 combo (think a much bigger version of the worst practice amp you ever had...or the bastard child of a Gorilla and a Behringer)
HOWEVER the SUB made both of them completely acceptable. While the guitarist was happily playing through 2 different Marshalls (typical...
) I was able to get decent tone from both using the SUB.After each show I had a PILE of comments on the tone. People were blown away by how good it sounded. Now I know it wasn't me that made the difference....had to be the SUB! IT was great to see the bottoms bouncing and not worry about trying to tweak a mediocre set up to sound good.
Sorry to keep preaching about what is/was a lower end MM bass but DAYUM it just performs like nobody's business at gigs....
So far I have gigged with it through the two aforementioned rigs, an EBS Fafner into EBS 2x10+1x15, a GK Backline rig into GK 1x15, Ampeg SVT Pro into Ampeg 4x10 and Ashdown MAG 1x15, Ampeg B500R into a faulty 1x15 a Behringer 1x15 combo, and a Peavey TNT Sheffield. EVERY time I have had a great comments on the tone ...couldn't be happier. Prior to this I was playing a Fenfer Jazz, Gibson T-Bird or an MTD Kingston...the SUB really has been the easiest to plug and play and get good consistent tone.
Thanks for such a great product EBMM!!
