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Bergantino convert

#23
ZuluFunk said:
It's tough to be a convert when you already have about $3,000 invested in a current rig and would need to spend over $5000 for a similar Bergantino set up.
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I hear you. I was lucky enough to get the 210s second hand and the 112s were end of line. And a few pedal sales, gig money and a kidney donation helped with the amp.
 
#24
TheBear said:
Congrats on the new Bergie gear! I picked up a B Amp and HDN212 last year and it’s been an incredible change in my sound; awesome clarity and EQ flexibility with some cool onboard effects.
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I asked my guitarist what he thought after our last rehearsal and he said great because he didn’t notice the bass for the first time, which I took as a compliment as it means that it’s like an ‘instant studio mix’.
 
#28
Bassflute said:
Just for the record, the Berg foot switch also doubles as a page turner for iPads if you're using it for reading. You have to put the foot switch in Mode 3 and then pair it with your iPad and voila!
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This is correct, as it's essentially an airturn PED pedal. When switching back to using it with the B|AMP you would have to reset the pedal and re-pair it with the amp. Very easy to do and instructions are in the latest manual which is available for download on our website.

Thanks for sharing Cameron!
 

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