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#1,562
Skillet said:
1 left but more on the way. Here's a demo of it. Heck of a deal if you deal with the graphics or will refinish.
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Yeah, it's that hipshot bridge, Grover tuners, emgs, 18 volt EMG preamp oh, it looks like it's got it all. Never see the neck joint like that though. Considering Schecter quality I would expect it to be a very very nice Bass, just have to deal with those graphics.
 
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yodedude2 said:
"only 1 left" it looks like a good candidate for a refin. i wonder what the wood looks like underneath that finish?! might be a set-neck so it could be tough to do. might be worth it just to get that truss rod cover :cool:
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it’s a neck through
i don’t see why yamaha doesn’t do neck throughs anymore at this price point when schecter and ibanez do it.
 
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I went for this. 450 watt, 4x10 Behringer combo for $138. I don't see how I could go wrong, sold by Amazon if they come through great if they don't no big deal. Put on 6 months no interest. Hehe. Pretty burly setup for that cost.

Behringer BX4410 450-Watt Bass Workstation https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000LAT02I
 
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SgtHulka said:
I went for this. 450 watt, 4x10 Behringer combo for $138. I don't see how I could go wrong, sold by Amazon if they come through great if they don't no big deal. Put on 6 months no interest. Hehe. Pretty burly setup for that cost.

Behringer BX4410 450-Watt Bass Workstation https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000LAT02I
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Dang! It hurts not to pull the trigger on that one, but I have no room or need for it. Says temporarily out of stock too, so I hope you got your order in before that came up.

I owned a 60 watt Behringer combo that was a work horse. I had no complaints whatsoever, and it outperformed some bigger name brands with triple the wattage.

That's a score. Bigtime!
 
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Joe Nerve said:
Dang! It hurts not to pull the trigger on that one, but I have no room or need for it. Says temporarily out of stock too, so I hope you got your order in before that came up.

I owned a 60 watt Behringer combo that was a work horse. I had no complaints whatsoever, and it outperformed some bigger name brands with triple the wattage.

That's a score. Bigtime!
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Yeah, lol chalk this one up to not needing it either. Plus it's a 135 lbs! I'm going to have to install some heavy duty casters on this thing, which I plan to do. I have zero space for it either. But what am I going to do??? $138??

Also the version I read about which is listed in the listing shows that this can accept two extension speakers in parallel taking the load down to 4 Ohms. I'm not too good with this stuff but it seems as if I can power 3 cabinets with the 450 head! Even just adding a single 15 that's super deep will probably make this thing an absolute Beast. Anyway bro I only live once.
 
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The built in 410 is 8ohm, so you could add one more 8 ohm cab. Which also means it's only making half power if you don't add another cab. How many actual watts that is is anyone's guess. Mine is 200 RMS at 4ohms, so 100 at 8. In any case, "With 45 Watts of output horse power, your performance will never run out of breath."
 
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nutdog said:
The built in 410 is 8ohm, so you could add one more 8 ohm cab. Which also means it's only making half power if you don't add another cab. How many actual watts that is is anyone's guess. Mine is 200 RMS at 4ohms, so 100 at 8. In any case, "With 45 Watts of output horse power, your performance will never run out of breath."
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Its interesting that they don't list the wattage (at 8 ohms) anywhere.

I want that thing badly. I wish it didn't weigh over 100 lbs. and that I had somewhere to put it. Or even a use for it... I already have 2 rigs I love.

That would make an awesome backline for club owners, or a good studio amp.
 

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