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no, i was thinking you could alternate between using the Celestions or using the other speakers depending on what sound you wanted. i'd probably use the Celestions 90% of the time because i like the warm round sound and keep the JBL cabinet in the house to plug in when i wanted it; if you wanted both sounds for playing out, you could use an A/B switch. i've never tried mixing speaker types, though i know some folks are really enthusiastic about it...i just don't have that many speakers around.

Can you just put an AB switch in between amp and speakers?

redbear.

so i just cranked my VOX pathfinder 15 watt for the first time in a while. for a $100 solid state amp, it's surprisingly a really impressive piece of equipment.

phantasmagorovich wrote:Can you just put an AB switch in between amp and speakers?

It has to be some special switch, but they exist.

This is what it looks like. Funny thing is that I tried my unloved H&H with my buddys old bass cab, cause he needed something so that I wouldn't overpower him and it is really nice! Very different from the Roost too. So if he sells me the cab to buy something more potent than his 12W tranny I will have two sweet ass amps. And then I will probably run modulation and tons of reverb into the H&H and parts of the Fuzz into the Roost. That would be freaking great.

Oh, and we found a bassist with an Orange rig. I hope he is any good.

Im SPACERITUAL and I approved this rig.

I went down this same road; I am a pedal guy. I ended up with a silver face Pro Reverb, mine is a 73 I think. It definitely handles a gig with a drummer. In fact, I have never been able to turn it past 4 on the dial.
The Pro Reverb is the "baby Twin" --it's the same amp as a Twin in nearly every respect except that the power amp is only 2 6L6s for about 40-45 watts. The great thing about buying an amp like this is you almost never lose a dime. Unless you trash it to pieces you just about always come out ahead when you sell it. It's like free rent.

so there's a marshall jcm900 mkiii 50 watt head on craigslist for $450...is that a decent price, and is it a pretty decent amp? i basically need a nice clean tone, first tube amp etc.

ms1012 wrote:so there's a marshall jcm900 mkiii 50 watt head on craigslist for $450...is that a decent price, and is it a pretty decent amp? i basically need a nice clean tone, first tube amp etc.

its a good amp and a reasonable price. I've personally never really dug the marshall clean tones... kind of run of the mill if you ask me. And, if I'm not mistaken, the MKIII is a single channel amp, so you're going to get a decent amount of breakup/overdrive at higher volumes. That could be a positive or negative for you depending on what you're looking for. hope my 2 cents helps!

Dude.. yer gettin a Dumble

Giant Robots' monkey RIPS! And so does this rig/pedal set up!!!

Love the Roost! Loud cleans that sound good are always a good thing to have.

To answer the question about two cabs on one amp and switching between them safely. Radial makes a cab switcher. You cant make it yourself cause the brief noload will kill the amp.