David Fittell (Warwick on the forum), of Brisbane, Australia, finally got someone to snap a picture of him and his Eden rig - a WT330 and 210XST. Ask David about other amps and he's got a lot to say: "I’ve owned a lot of bigger, uglier rigs but none sounded as good, went as deep, and weren’t even any louder. Lately the Warwick Thumb Bass is getting neglected because I’m having too much fun with the Paulin upright, which has awesome lows through the Eden – without using any EQ."

Here's a shot of Mike Jenkins (jenkx to Edenites). Behind him is his WT550, powering 210XLT and 210XST cabs.

Sweden's Roger Hedin (Bass Mayhem on the forum) runs a WT800 into D410XLT and 410XST cabinets to get "an earthshaking combination [he] can't live without." Shown here with his band Grontiers at a performance with BackIn' Vocals, conducted by Hartvig Gjesdahl. Nice!

Here's a shot of Kevin McGurk, kgmmusic on our forum, with his concert rig, a WT800 powering a D410XLT. Kevin says he's currently working the pit for the hit musical "Could It Be Love" featuring Grand Ole Opry starts Jeannie Seeley and Helen Cornelius, sio the rig gets regular workouts. He also uses his Nemesis NC210 combo and NSP115 cab for rehearsals.

Kenn Luck (MrLuck to Edenites) uses his WP100 Navigator for everything he does - shows, practice and recording. I am amazed and thrilled with the versatility that I have in the Navigator. I have branched out in different playing styles to include Jazz, Rock, New Orleans Blues, R&B/Funk, Reggae and Contemporary Christian. I am busy, but the Navigator in combination the Eden D212XLT, D410T and the D115T gives me the freedom to adapt to any musical situation and playing style. Best of all, I continue to get compliments on my tone. I am happy and finally at a point of contentment with my gear, but I keep looking at more Eden gear. It's great to have a distinct sound, tone and voice when I play and Eden has been instrumental in my musical quest. Still, with Eden there is always more to discover.

Mark Nye, known as Sparky on the forum, is a recent covert to Eden, but is really impressed! Based in Cheltenham, England, Mark holds down the bottom end for The Bridge with his Metro combo coupled up with a 210XST. Even though his band specializes in weddings, Mark admits that his gig rider for unlimited champagne is rather over the top!

You can tell Alessandro Carpo (derekskin to Edenites) is proud of his Eden just by looking at him. Standing tall behind him are his WT330, D210T and D115XL, ready and waiting to lay down some serious bottom.

Dave Duport - AKA inthepocket to Edenites - says he's "really settled in with my new WT1205 and it just smokes anything I've ever played through!" Speakers are a 212XLT and a 410XLT, as shown here at the Sonoma County Vintage Festival where his band Smokin' Jaze opened for Tommy Castro. While SJ is his main band, he says he's in pretty high demand these days and that he has "Eden and David to thank for it!" Glad to help, bro, glad to help.