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    FENDER with narrow neck but full scale

    I went with an Ibanez because the skinnier neck and lighter body. It doesn't sound like a Fender Jazz, but still sounds good. You should try out a bunch of basses to see what else you like. Yamaha makes one super light with a skinny neck (can't think of the model right now) but I liked the sound...
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    Amp setup idea. Will it work? Will it sound any good

    I have very little to know knowledge on this topic (I'm not even sure how I ended up reading this thread) but can't you run both DI outs into your own board and run a line from that board to the sound guy?
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    Next logical step...? (Ampeg Portaflex question)

    I used to run a 210HE with a 410HLF from a PF800 and I was able to get good tone from it. I now run two 410HLF cabs from the same head and I'm much more happy with that (except for carrying two 4x10 cabs to gigs). If I don't need both cabs for a gig I like the sound I get from the 4x10 much...
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    SVT-212AV VS. PF-410HLF

    Maybe I should have read the whole thread before I replied instead of after. Then I would have known you're no longer looking at the 410HLF.
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    SVT-212AV VS. PF-410HLF

    I use a PF-800 with a PF-410HLF. It's lows are pretty monstrous - especially with a low B. I have two PF-410HLFs so when I need the 800watts (or just want it) I have that option. I've never played my head with an SVT-212AV, but I would go with the PF-410HLF. At 8ohms you always have the...
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    Has Anyone Tried the Ampeg PF-410HLF Portaflex Cabinet?

    I play a 5-string through a PF410HLF with a PF800 head. I like it well enough. It's great if you're looking for really deep lows. I used to play the same head through a PF210HE on top of the PF410HLF and I like it better without the 210. I recently got another PF410HLF to stack but I haven't...
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    NAD: Bugera BVV3000

    Thanks for this thread. I was curious about this head and you saved me from having to figure this out on my own.