Carlsbro bass bomber manual

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Please advise Do I need to install application? PDF User Manuals. Had a gig recently where i couldnt take my cab. The band said they would supply an amp. Glad i took my LMII to use as a pre amp. Not seen one of these for years. I had a Carlsbro Stringray W bass amp and 2x15 W cab in the 80s.

Ooh, I had one of those Cobras as my second ever amp. Hilariously ill-defined tone, no high mids or treble to speak of. Great for dub or walking bass, terrible for anything else.

But such fragrant, happy memories. I've not seen one for years - are they still being used out there? Snazzy lead though, it would go well my equaliser t shirt. My first amp that wasn't easy to lift was a Carlsbro Viper. It was awful. The school has a huge Carlsbro combo, with a folded horn speaker thing. It's probably 1,2 meters high.

Sounds big, too. I also remember using one of those beasts - at school in the early 80s! Just to complete the terrible sound, they had a Hondo bass to run though it. Probably one of the most awful instruments I've ever played!

Haven't been able to find anything on-line about it. I can vouch for the pair of Carlsbro PA active monitors we use with the band's PA rig though - clear as a bell and does the job I need them to do. I used a Carlsbro for years - a weird thing with a 15" and this really odd semi-parametric EQ.

Only one I ever saw. I think I sold it in the end - amazed anyone bought it as it had more Gaffa tape than real covering by the end!

Cheers, Alun. They did a really nice upmarket range of bass amps a few years ago called Delta Bass - they weren't bad at all. Two channels, separate powered subs, quite a few bells and whistles. Good tone too. But they were pretty much commercially ignored, despite the fact that there was hardly any Carlsbro branding on them.

I have that model amp! Can't find a single pic or info on it anywhere but would like to know whats living in my cupboard , and Carlsbro has just gone into administration too so no help there Oh, and good call on taking the LMII hehe Cheers, J.

The place we've been using recently for practice has got an old Carlsbro combo. It has to be, the worst thing I've ever plugged into! TBH, it makes my Rickenbacker sound like a buzzing fly! I like my Carlsbro, gonna get it fixed up soon.