Ashdown Interview with James Lomenzo!

[@stuartanguish5111]

His ashdown drive pedal is stunning !!

[@SDMFdeeger]

Standing on the side of the stage while Black Label Society played at the House Of Blues in Cleveland in March 2005...that was one of the best bass sounds I ever heard!

[@book3100]

Man could we cut the neverending background music?

[@Jxnkzzzzz]

Exactly

[@MattsDrumCovers]

Ashdown are something special. I had a MAG300 with a 4x8 cab and it blew my chins off.

[@refbassist]

big fan of James since white lion,great to hear of his experiences 🔥🔥🔥

[@petem8630]

So good! I love this long format, so good to hear about James' amp journey, i learned a lot about tone shaping and amp history/ what player were looking for tone wise in the 70's and 80's. Favorite part is seeing how he sets up his amp, with the two low mid sliders down and the two treble sliders up, flat/no preshape and not afraid to crank the bass knob. I pulled out my ABM 500 EVO ii today for rehearsal and what a great amp, get a nice natural valve drive.

[@zerolullabiez]

I love Washington Is Next! But man, let me *ｈｅａｒ* what James is saying 🤕

[@mattwallis1893]

Cool shades

[@scorpions1965]

Legend

[@fatbabyparker2438]

Nice 👍👍

[@AJRodC]

Nice

[@pirhala]

Did you ever return the EBO back to that guy???

[@psychorock83]

if you like the organic tones of the 70s how can you play Ashdown it is the dullest and fakest bass amp ever.

[@anahowana]

I take it you own and play the Ashdown HOD amp ? It's Geezer Butler’s amp

[@psychorock83]

@@anahowana yes shure but the great songs that have been recorded with sabbat the iconic sound of the 60 70s 80s sabbatH is all Laney , matamp,AMPEG.