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Last modifed: 2004-04-19 by bassbacke (Impressum)
Here I am with my Sandberg Basic 5 Ken Taylor end of May 2003 unshaved in Wunstorf with a severe sun burn but with a Rodgau Monotones Adrenalin T-Shirt. Was a lot of fun!
Some people claim I rather collect than play basses. ;)
Currently I'm the proud owner of the following basses (sorted by manufacturer in alphabetical order):
 Five string with passive J PU and passive MM PU, active electronics (2 band sound control) - made in China 2003 |
Harley Benton HBB500TBK | |||
Six string with two passive MM style PUs, active electronics (2 band sound control) - made in China 2003 |
Harley Benton HBB600TBK | |||
Acoustic-Bass with active electronics |
Johnson JAB-2E | |||
Five string with two humbucker PUs and active electronics (3 band sound control) - make in Germany 2002 |
Sandberg Basic 5 Ken Taylor |
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Four string with EMG/HZ P/J PUs and active electronics (2 band sound control) - made in Czech Republic 1999, currently for sale. |
Spector NS4-CR |
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Four String with Select by EMG and passive electronics (passive sound control) - made in Korea 2003 |
Spirit by Steinberger XT-2 |
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Four string, special model with two active Jazz-type EMG PUs and active electronics (2 band sound control) - made in Germany 1993 |
Warwick Corvette Pro Line |
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Four string with active P and J PUs, passive electronics - changed to MEC active eletronics (2 band sound control) - made in Korea 2002, currently for sale. Original sound (examine the sound, not my play ;)): Recording conditions: Bass into Boss CS-3 into Sony MD. Sound
control neutral!
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Zerberus Red-Shark |
I play my Full Boost Blues gigs with the following gear these days:
The right tool for the task... ;)
1200 W RMS at 2 Ohms, 800 W RMS at 4 Ohms, 550 W RMS at 8 Ohms, 2 RU, 16 kg |
Sunn 1200S (Sunn is owned by Fender) |
One pair of 2x10" + attenuatable tweeter, 300 W RMS each, 8 Ohms, 100 dB@1W@1m 45-14000 Hz, 572 x 406 x 356 mm, 15 kg (ultra light weight!) |
Flite 210H (1 pair) |
450 W RMS at 4 Ohms, 280 W RMS at 8 Ohms, 2 RU, 8 kg |
Markbass Little Mark F |
One 1x10", 250 W RMS, 8 Ohms, 97 dB@1W@1m 40-9000 Hz, 330 x 356 x 279 mm, 6.4 kg (extremly light weight!) |
Flite 110 |
One pair of 2x10" + attenuatable Tweeter, each 300 W RMS, 8 Ohm, 100 dB@1W@1m 45-14000 Hz, 572 x 406 x 356 mm, 15 kg (ultra light weight) |
Flite 115M |
4x10" + attenuatable Tweeter, 800 W RMS, 8 Ohm, 103 dB 38-20000 Hz, 750 x 530 x 430 mm, 24 kg (ultra light weight), currently for sale. |
Tech ND 410T |
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This combo makes me completely independent from power outlets
(at least for a while ;)).
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Crate TX50DBE |
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BOSS GT-6B |
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Korg ToneWorks DTR-1000 Tuner |
| Digitech Bass Whammy Octaver |
My Bass Whammy Octaver has rarely been used but it is not for sale!)
This device is no longer produced.
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| SKB Racks | |
| Stagg Racks | |
| Thomann/Musik Produktiv Rockbags |
I transport my Basses in Warwick Gig Bags. I mostly play Warwick Red/Black Label Strings (20-) 40-60-80-100 (-130).
Just in case you get me wrong: I'm not a bass guru and I don't make a living from this business (more like the other way around ;) ). My solutions and hints are to be used in "brain on" mode only. Also don't forget that all this is very much a matter of personal taste. :)
If you got interesting bass sound shaping ideas and you are willing to share them with me, please drop me an email. My email address is available as a link at the top of this document.