Re: Re: What is a good combo bass amp , under 50 lbs?

you might look at the SWR workingmans 12 or 15

Yo Victa, whatsoever you do, remember this here. You can't hold no groove, If you ain't got no pocket !

--- On Mon, 11/16/09, jollyr465 <[email protected]> wrote:

From: jollyr465 <[email protected]>
Subject: [Bass Place] Re: What is a good combo bass amp , under 50 lbs?
To: [email protected]
Date: Monday, November 16, 2009, 6:55 PM







 



  


    
      
      
      That is a nice amp Those SWR Super Red Heads are sweet.



--- In bassplace@yahoogrou ps.com, stephen gorin <stevieg@... > wrote:

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> Not sure of the weight, though I suspect it is very close,  I can most heatily recommend the SWR Super Redhead.  A bit pricey perhaps though iverall a bargain.

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>       Here is my 1/2 cents worth.. I was looking for a small/light combo that would fit into the trunk of my Toyota Celica Convertible (those of you familiar with convertibles are aware of just what little trunk-space is available): This is what I found after months of research weighing only 47.5 lbs (21.55 kg) dimensions: 20.6" x 16.3" x 16.5" (522 x 413 x 419 mm)This combo is a ultra-compact portable single ported 12" all Aluminum slant-back design (similar to Hartke "Kickback" with more features and half the price): 

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> When a stack is too high and a practice amp just doesn't cut it, then this truly affordable wedge-shaped Bass Workstation with a powerful 12" special high-impact cone speaker is exactly right! With 180 Watts of output horsepower, your performance will never run out of breath. And it's fully loaded: one clean and one distortion channel with full control, a 7-band EQ with a revolutionary See-What-You- Play FBQ frequency indicator that immediately shows you which bass frequency corresponds with which fader on your EQ to allow you instant sound shaping, a switchable Ultrabass subharmonics processor, and a compressor with adjustable threshold are just a few of the feature highlights. A musical limiter guarantees playing without distortion on the clean channel even at the highest volume levels, plus we've included a dual footswitch for channel select. Using external FX units is easy with the dedicated FX insert, and you can use the separate headphone output

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> Powerful 180-Watt 2-channel Bass Workstation in wedge-shaped cabinet 

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> Original BUGERA 12" special high-impact cone speaker 

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> Clean channel with dedicated Gain control 

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> Distortion channel with dedicated Gain, Shape and Level controls 

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> Ultra-musical, active 7-band graphic EQ with FBQ Spectrum Analyzer 

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> Revolutionary "See what you play" FBQ frequency indicator for instant sound shaping 

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> Switchable Ultrabass subharmonics processor for unbelievable low-end power 

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> Integrated Compressor smoothens out volume peaks when playing dynamic slaps 

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> Musical opto-limiter for ultimate volume without distortion 

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> Separate headphone outputâ€"perfect for quiet practicing

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> Dedicated FX Insert for external effects devices (stomp boxes, rack effects, etc.) 

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>               High-quality components and exceptionally rugged construction ensure long life 

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> Don't be fooled into believing it's an actual 180 watts, but it pumps out a tad more volume than my '72 Ampeg B-15N and doesn't need castor wheels. Sounds great if you are into Aluminum Cone Bass Speakers (they also have the same amp with a paper cone, but never bothered to even give it a listen cause I dig the "Hartke-sound" ). There is not a single review on this amp (released in 2008) anywhere on the net that I could find. Even though a lot of the features are useless, a lot of them are nice and you can achieve a great tone with this very affordable (paid $250 US with 1-year warranty) little sub-compact. I've used it for both practices and small-venue gigs (has built in DI out and an effects loop too) I know Behringer has a bad rep but even pro touring groups use some of their rack gear... Those of you who can't afford high end gear for a sub-compact combo may want to consider one of these or something similar...

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