Where Ampeg and their B15 bass amp lived for decades! It'll interesting to walk around NAMM and actively seek out little bass amps. I'll bet they'll be all over the place!
No, I thought the B15 was the tiny combo everybody used? It has the head that you pulled out of the cabinet? That’s what I was talking about.oh man...the "Death Cabinet" as we used to call them...
No, I thought the B15 was the tiny combo everybody used? It has the head that you pulled out of the cabinet? That’s what I was talking about.
You are correct. Sewing machine style. I check pawn shops for them every time I drive by one. It's nothing I need, but I need it. One day. My Rumble 500 was a $75 score from one of those pawn shop peak ins.No, I thought the B15 was the tiny combo everybody used? It has the head that you pulled out of the cabinet? That’s what I was talking about.
It's ok. I know mostly everyone thinks of that huge cabinet Jaco used, but I remember those 60s session guys with their new Fender Precision basses making alot of hits with that little amplifier.oh...I had an Ampeg 2x15 back in the 80's...it must have scarred me
No, I thought the B15 was the tiny combo everybody used? It has the head that you pulled out of the cabinet? That’s what I was talking about.
Maybe it's just me, but it seems there are more smaller, boutique drum-related stores popping up. Places that aren't in strip malls, but 1/2 of a 2-family, an older smaller home, or the like. They aren't trying to be the biggest drum shop ever, but have a focused market. In the Cincy area we have Badges Drum Shop (in Mason, OH) and The Cymbal House (in Covington, KY).
Also, Add me to the list of people who appreciate YouTube. I'm more of a visual learner and after a 15 year break from playing, getting back into things and learning new fills was so much easier by being able to see someone play them rather than just hearing it.
I like how easy it is to make a good audio recording.
I like how drum heads are so friggin stable in all kinds of environments (I grew up on calfskin heads ? ).
I like how modern hardware never fails.
I like how quickly a new thread following this one will be asking: What are the current trends you dislike?
it's inevitable...