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#661
blixild said:
MXR M87 Bass Comp $98.29 for Prime Members. ($122.86 for non-Prime)

It doesn't say how long the deal lasts, and the full discount isn't applied until it's in the cart. It says $122.86 "with deal," and I was going to grab it at that price, but at checkout I had another $24.57 taken off as "Prime Savings"

Amazon.com: MXR M87 Bass Compressor: Musical Instruments
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Sweet! Who knew I "needed" to spend a C-note on myself today!?! :rolleyes: Anyway, I've had a mild case of compressor envy for awhile. Fixed! Thanks!!! :bassist:
 
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#662
blixild said:
MXR M87 Bass Comp $98.29 for Prime Members. ($122.86 for non-Prime)

It doesn't say how long the deal lasts, and the full discount isn't applied until it's in the cart. It says $122.86 "with deal," and I was going to grab it at that price, but at checkout I had another $24.57 taken off as "Prime Savings"

Amazon.com: MXR M87 Bass Compressor: Musical Instruments
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Got one, Thanks!
Been thinking about trying a compressor for a long time and the M87 was on my short list.
 
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While you can't tell, Amazon does take returns, even on the Warehouse stuff, I think. For reference, I got a Lakland 55-64 (5 string P bass) from the Warehouse that listed body damage. I knew I was taking a chance, but the price was right (a bit above this one, but not much.) Turns out all it needed was the fret ends cleaned up. Up and down the neck they were overhung and sharp. Not hard if you have the tools and quite easy for a pro.
 
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