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rotosounds really got bashed because people were using them on rickenbackers back in the day and they did not recomend them on their basses.i have used them on my fenders and they are no worse than any other stainless string.they do also make them in nickel and they still sound good also!!!!

there are a lot of differences to me.first and foremost the feel of the tribute l2000 is not the same as my mia. also the wiring is cheap and the parts are cheaper.the bridge as mentioned looks the same but is cheaper and the tuning keys are junk.for a beginning player they are good...

I own one the 44-60.awesome bass ,excellent player,sounds great.

the original ampeg and slm ampegs are the best.the overseas models are copies of american models.they use cheaper components and that is acknoweleged by the heritage home page and hodgy that builds them by hand.common sense tells you cheaper components cannot make a better amp.it makes a cheaper...

heritage ampegs are designed and assembled in the usa,according to the website and hodgy the guy that builds them by hand hows that for a twist!

actually your wrong heritage ampegs are designed and assembled in the usa according to the website and hodgy who builds them by hand.

my fender 62 re issue jazz bass has pick up problems.no matter how i adjust them just cannot get them to sound right.i have other fenders with single coils and dont have a problem.

the are plenty of american made ampegs floating around out there that finding one should not be a problem but as far as im concerned the overseas ampegs are not made as well period ! i guess you can argue this point back and forth forever but for me just knowing that its not made here is enough

ampeg should just make the heritage line and dump the overseas products.they could make everything here,i would rather be on a waiting list for one than to buy the chinese ones.if ampeg wants to fly the badge on the overseas made ampegs they should at least drop the prices more.they do not...

i own one and its the best svt ive ever had.its solid and reliable.has its own sound.will never let it go.i pigked it up used in 1992 for 350.00 love this head.

ameg svt 3 pro,svt6 pro,svt cl av early 90s,svt japan,2 90s svt 810s,2 70s svt 810s and a heritage 410.

heritage is made in america.they are the same cab.

im using the eventide harmonizer pitch shifter.in my opinion hands down the best,but expensive!

i own an svt 50th anniversary,an svt3 pro,an svt6 pro and an old carvin r 1000.

i just picked up a used ampeg svt 6.its awesome sounding to me.i love the eq section on the amp.its 1100 wats at 4 ohms.i found the amp really cheap for 300.00 bucks.

i currently have a 50th ann svt cl,an svt 3 pro and an svt 6 pro.i love them all,but the all tube cl is my favorite.

i swear by fender jazzbasses and precisions.they are very versatile.

carvin has been great with me.a couple months back i ordered a 410 cab got in in the house pluggged it in and a speaker was buzzing,i called them no questions asked they sent me a new one.also i have an r 1000 with the tube pre amp it was shutting down on me also and this amp has not been made...

definitely would have stuck with 410.if you have a 15 inch speaker and 410s the four 10s are equal to 40 inches of speaker,can definitely get lower than 15 inhes of speaker.

as far as im concerned they have something of yours and did not return it.that is stealing,another bass player is using your gear without your permission,that is stealing what part of this is not stealing?

two different heads and two different sounds,all tube against half tube.i like both amps for which the other one cant due

i am currently using a carvin r 1000 head and a br 410 cab.i purchased the head very reasonable and the power and sound from this amp is amazing.it has the the tube preamp its not to heavy and the sounds i can get from this amp are amazing.great amp at a good price.

i did jimmy and i will never let him live this one down!

i used to own this head and i am sorry i ever sold it.it is very reliable and the sounds you can get out of it are amazing.they are very durable and the tubes are something i would not be to worried about.i loved all the sounds i got from this amp.from clear and subtle to warm,thunder with a...

this is a good topic and i have a really good friend who is a great guitar player.anyway when i bought my marcus miller j bass he said to me how could you buy a signature bass,he says i would never buy a guitar like that.a great guitar player but he what he said was stupid all he plays are les...

they had a used nuke at my local guitar center and for the heck of it i wanted to check it out it actually sounded good and then out of nowhere it stopped working,

i agree with ric 5 and mean no disrespect to any ric owners.they are nice sounding basses.i had 3 of them throuhout the yrs,very over priced and after being away from them for a long time i played one recently and could not stand the feel of the neck. i remember when you could buy these basses...

i agree its a great amp for the price and it has good tone.another plus its made in the usa!

very nice bass,im guessing it sounds great also!

happy birthday and congrats on the new bass rig!

i have been doing some big shows and have been using a svt3 pro and a carvin dcm 1000 power amp into two older 810 cabs from the 70s

no your not the only one.ive been playing many yrs and my beloved 76 jazzbass was always my main bass.now a friend of mine his son had a squier jazz 5 string jazz that was given to me because he does not want to play anymore.anyway after setting this bass up etc,i have fallen in love with this...

players guitars in worth is a g b dealer

most of my gigs in the past were larger arenas and theater sized gigs.my band was signed to roarunner records in the 90s.the band i am with now will be going on tour in the fall which will also be larger venues.i was just hired to be the bass player for a metal,punk band also signed to a major...

depending on the size of the venue,2 early 70s model 810s

gary thain uriah heep

play a bunch of them see what one sounds and feels the best to you.

i dont know about them being the ultimate bass.but when i started playing bass in the late70s there were not as many basses out there as there are today.the most popular back then were fender and rickenbacher.i had both and ended up falling in love with fenders.what it really comes down to is...