I’m really pleased with the volume and tone I get with my Mesa TT-800 pushing my C-8!
400W
Also sounded fantastic with a WD800
400W
Also sounded fantastic with a WD800
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I've been curious about that one! Someone plugged me into a Demeter pre in at studio several years ago and it left an impression. Possibly the best my bass ever sounded. How much of that was the very talented engineer though?Not sure what your budget is, but the Demeter VTBP-M-800D checks all your boxes.
Hifi
Simple EQ
Clean and clear
The Bergantino amps are amazing, but they are primarily Digital a/d/a based amps. They are amazingly versatile and capable of any “in-the-box” processing any DAW can do. Except Mr.Bergantino, smartly knows end users are probably more likely to mess things up than make it sound good, so they don’t allow users to make the software adjustments and they are very careful and put an amazing amount of work into getting the settings right before they release new sounds as updates.I've been curious about that one! Someone plugged me into a Demeter pre in at studio several years ago and it left an impression. Possibly the best my bass ever sounded. How much of that was the very talented engineer though?
Wondering how the Bergantino amps compare to Demeter?
As it turns out, I don't need the compressor and gain stages (or the watts) in the new Berg amps.
Switching out my 2u rack amp for a
1 space amp like that Demeter is an attractive idea.
Agreed. I never thought I'd love an amp more than my Genz Benz Shuttlemax 9.2 but the Magellan has made me rethink that. I still love my 9.2 for its extreme tonal flexibility, but the Magellan is just so simple to get great sounds from.My vote would be the Genzler Magellan 800. Best amp I've come across to date (for my needs).