I HAD TO GIVE BACK THE COMBO.

gary mitchell · #1 12-10-2010, 08:20 AM

A lot has happen since I quit the band, I found out the 200 watt combo I was using belong to the band. With all your guys help I got my big rig fix, SWR 700 head and Scheroder 310212 its up and running good. I have two more gigs with the band I quit, Ill make enough to buy a decent combo. I want a combo with medium power, just in case I need it. I was considering the Hartke LH5410 but its 100 some pounds. So Iam leaning toward the TC BG500 210 what do you think. My new band I start with after the first of the year were playing R&B and Jazz Fusion type stuff. What do you think of the TC BG500 That lady who does the demo on you tube good looking and plays good.

mustbampeg · #2 12-10-2010, 08:34 AM

A gig-able combo? I'm sure the TC would be fine. However, dont forget the 'old' standards:

Eden Metro
SWR Redhead
Peavey Bam 210
Genz shuttles
Walkabout

Randy

Pilgrim · #3 12-10-2010, 08:58 AM

Genz Benz Shuttle. Get the 9.0 and the right neo cabs and you'll never use the big rig.

gary mitchell · #4 12-10-2010, 10:11 AM

I cant afford a Genz Benz 9.0 right now, and I like my big rig. The TC BG500 is around 600 bucks. I had a Carvin BR615 but after a few weeks had so much trouble with it. IT never was abused only two gigs. had to have stuff on the board resolder all the time. Got rid of it 3 months after I got it. Had gigs lined up needed a amp and couldn't trust it. ILL never buy another Carvin. I want something with a little power if I need it, and is going to break my bank account. Maybe the Hartke lh500 210 combo

snyderz · #5 12-10-2010, 10:21 AM

There's a Bam210 on ebay right now. It's high though, at $650. I got one for $500, and it is the best combo I've had. If this one was cheaper, I'd actually get another one as a backup.