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It was definitively not built in 2004 and don't think it was built in 1994.

Could you tell us which serial number it has? May be that the build year can the be found.

Dean EAB (nice: a 5-string with 24 frets exists) or a Boulder Creek. Or a used Olympia OB3CE.

Hello, Well, a 6-string version (if possible as fretted and fretless models) would be indeed nice, but for this, there must be good market opportunities. I personnally have some doubts about it...I feel just that there was a certain "6er boom time" back in the nineties thanks to some...

Hi, Nice little amp, but I would like it to have - additionally - an output for passive extension cabinets and a switch to turn off the internal speakers if needed for reasons of not going below the minimum impedance load. I am not so in favour of powered speakers (makes the system more...

Hi, Nice little amp, but I would like it to have an output for passive extension cabinets and a switch to turn off the internal speakers if needed for reasons of not going below the minimum impedance load! Bass-man3

Hi, On the Phil Jones web pages about this amp, you may find a one-page review of the amp from a magazine. This can help to give a first impression. I am also very interested by this amp, but one point would make me hesitate a bit (perhaps some Phil Jones people get a look on this forum...

Hi, You are quite lucky ones...over here in Europe, no new MB Combos in sight yet...(?) Are there also pirates on the Atlantic Ocean?

Hi bass folks, just regarding the colour of the 9.0's housing: I personally would have preferred the same colour scheme (typical G-B metallic look) as the one used for the other Shuttles, even it could be less well distiguished from the 6.0...

Hallo Jackman, How much did you pay for this config? Which "power frame" do you have with it? The Momark site could even be better (sound samples etc.), but perhaps it's right on the way yet.. but what I really like a lot is that cool photo of Marco de Virgilis at the end of the video...

For sure it is always possible to find a replacement solution if an amp has not this or that connection possibility or this or that function button. As an example, my actual amp head does not allow me to plug directly my CD player for rehearsal/playalong purposes. And I use playalong a lot...

I read very much about the mute switch etc. in this thread. For me, it shows clearly that bass players first of all would like - in general- a "fully featured" amp having all common switching and I/O options. Each player individually may then decide if he uses the features actively or not...

Hello TheWolf, Yes indeed...I didn't care about that one! But as I don't live in an English speaking country for the moment...wouldn't bother me too much...afterwards, one should get a sticker with the band's logo having just the right size...before leaving the rehearsel room for a gig with...

Well, in my opinion the look of these bass amps is quite O.K., as we bass players have -in general- less tendency to choose the "very fancy" looking gear, except for some British brands who dare to produce the more "unconventionally looking" stuff. Going on the link, I remarked Randall have...

Hi, Does anybody know and/or use a RB300, RB500 or RB750 amp head from Randall(R)? These amps are on the market since 2006 or 2007 and are part of the XL series. I would be very interested to get some serious review or opinion regarding this gear. Yours