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Originally Posted by jrlynch in the bg universe, i had a roland db for a number of years ... crazy loud for it's size and weight, and was capable of dialing in a quite fabulous "jack bruce tone" reasonably easily ... gobs of low end.
downside: not terribly articulate. plus, i had a some serious reliability issues that eventually drove me away from it (can you say amp dying slowly?)
if you were a bg guy looking for a big sounding small amp, i'd say buy it, but for urb? no way.
speaking of such, a year or so ago there seemed to be a trend of jazz urb players working through hartke 4x10 rigs (like curtis lundy) ... what was that about?
jeff. |
I PM'd this a couple days ago but some guys don't notice their PM's and maybe you're out of pocket but thought I'd try a different approach. You can PM, email, or post here, doesn't matter.
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Read your response to the D-Bass 210 inquiry in the DB forum and was wondering what model you had and what reliability issues?
Although related apparently the DB and D-bass amps are different units rather than repackaged although I assume there's probably some components shared.
I did a side by side of a 210 and LMII and preferred the D-Bass as I ran them - for BG not URB. Both had good tone but the Roland had more definition, warmth, and a lot more variety in tone. Kept it and took the MB back.
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