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I have a MIJ 80s Fender P and just about to pickup a new MIA Standard P. Great big basses that sit well in the mix. Have tried Jazzes but the one pickup on a P gives me huge depth and warmth. Adding a back pickup does give more clarity but at the expense of the depth. Does anyone else find this...

Back to the original thread...I love my 400RB, will never sell it - but, when youre playing with guitarists who have 2 amps each and play loud, big stages...theres a point where the good old 400rb just gets louder but theres no 'punch', runs out of power. Got a Fender pro 800 second hand, this...

I've bought my 400RB new in the mid 90s. Never missed a beat. Started off eq'ing the mids out, as you do, but over time I set it fairly flat, just boosting bass. Have recently bought a Fender Pro 800 as the little amp wasnt quite cutting a loud rock gig. Seems to loose its presence - but not...

hahaha - thanks for your words of knowledge, is kinda heavy - but has those castors help and a bit of leverage gets it in and out of the wagon. Yes I know I should buy a Markbass system but I'm going through my "you cant deny the laws of physics" stage and sometimes you need real coneage - I'm...

Recently bought this well-used, older mesa boogie 4x10 powerhouse in roadready cab. It sounds great but, is it the real thing? Can anybody tell me anything about this model? Its 600 watts, 8 ohms.

The Fender Pro 800 is a fantastic amp. Very 'fender' sounding and heaps of power. Hugely under-rated. To get it cranking I have been running two 8-ohm cabinets - mesa 4x10 and EV 1x15. This then brings the load down to 4 ohms, which gets 800 watts from the amp. The Fender PRO 800 can run at...

I've had this squier for a year or so. Its good to have around for working songs out, tried it a few times in rehearsals but just could not get it to sit in the mix...I'm an older player with 30 years experience, I love it in some ways, but not confident to use it professionally at a gig...

Thanks guys - I'm not dreaming, the latest fenders are fantastic. Some of the 80s fenders were terrible, heavy and just didnt feel right...I've got my name down for a new usa standard precision, cant wait..

Was talking about the latest genuine American Standard Precision. There's a pic on the fender website of a sunburst with a maple neck for this model, so I'm hoping of getting this..the store did say it was a 2 month wait as the sunburst is still the most popular by far

Tried a few of these in stores, and they are amazing. Have been playing over 30 years and real impressed with the current models. Doesnt feel like 2 bits of wood, feels like a bass should. I want to buy one - sunburst, maple neck. Has anyone else felt this..??

Thanks - theres a seconh hand one for sale and I'm in the market for a beefy amp

These amps have heaps of power, on paper. Has anyone out there in bass land tried one? Would it be suitable for a rocking, punky, loud 3-piece?

Thanks bass buddies. Dont really want to sell the 400RB, but maybe I will look at trying a few different heads out, more power. Did also think of running the 400RB through a 4x10 - mesa, swr..never done that before, just used the 210 & TL Bin, be good if it was a 4 ohm 4x10..

Thanks for your thoughts - will try some more powerful heads, and could even look at replacing the 200 watt TL, with a 400 watt model..

Been playing over 30 years, LOVIN IT, and have a beautiful 1985 Fender Japan P bass. My prayers have been answered and I am rocking out with a great loud rocknroll band - problem is my gear gets loud, but it doesnt have that warm power feeling when its loud. I have: 1990s GK400RB, running 4...