chris_volpini

I have 2 of the 2x10s. There is no beating these cabs, They are sort of Phil Jones like, but more ful range. I love these cabs.

In retrospect, I wish I would have gotten 2 112 cabinets instead just because I am paranoid of scratches, and it is more likely on the 112. It is astoundingly light (around 60 lbs). and it sounds amazing. I would like it more if it had a metal grill.

My favorite bass amp of all time. The flat setting has no coloring of tone and the EQ can get you any sound you want.

I love Gibson style basses, but don;t really like Gibsons (if that makes sense). There are other offerings such as the Warwick Star that are great, but there are things that put this Reverend far above other semi hollow basses on the market. First and foremost, these basses are easy to work on. Anyone who plays hollows can attest that jack issues and wiring issues are common. They are also typically difficult to work work on. That is not the case with the Dub King. It is as easy as working on a P bass. It is also the only semi holow bass of which I know that has a string-thru option and a lockdown bridge. The build quality is flawless and the design is common-sense oriented. These basses make a great addition to any collection.

These basses are an incredible value. A 5 string with a graphite reinforced neck, PLEK job, and a Bartolini electronics package for under $900 is fairly incredible. I have the vintage white with a maple board. I'm not a fan of the the aesthetics, so I ordered a pickguard and chrome knobs to dress it up. I also plan to replace the Bartolini electronics with Aguilar, but am in no rush to do so. It sounds good as-is.

Geoff Gould founded Modulus and later sold the company. He still makes basses under his own name. This bass resembles the Modulus Quantum, but with a custom EMG electronic package that really does this bass good. I was never an EMG fan until I got this bass. I would put this graphite neck monster up against any Fodera.

I have owned over 70 basses over the years. This is my number one. It is a US Model Shoreline Gold with matched headstock binding and dots. I have it strung with Labella Low-tension flexible flats, and the sound is incredible. The US Laklands are expensive, but you really can;t do any better.