Hi Folks,
We already have an earlier BA115, tilt back, top knob combo. It's funny that some places list it as 100 watts while others say 150!
Either way, the tweeter is shot and we replaced the "farty" sounding 4Ω, OEM speaker with a very healthy 8Ω, RCF/EAW driver and though it "officially" drops the wattage, it's much more clear and robust sounding now.
I now have the opportunity to grab a B-100R, from a pawn shop for $100, out the door! While the reviews around here on this amp seem quite positive, I'm curious as to whether this B-100R would be an actual "upgrade" or simply a lateral move to something dramatically similar to what we already have. I'm intrigued about comments that the B-100R sounds/responds surprisingly like a tube amp, similar to a B-15.
Though we have bigger bass gear on hand, as a burgeoning, occasional, part time bassist, I'm quite fond of Ampegs general take on how tone controls on a bass amp should react and sound!
I'm pretty sure I'd be in heaven with an SVT on top of an 8x10 and two 15" thiel boxes! drool Not really into the concept of the size, weight and maintenance though! 
All Opinions & Comments Welcomed!
Gene
We already have an earlier BA115, tilt back, top knob combo. It's funny that some places list it as 100 watts while others say 150!
I now have the opportunity to grab a B-100R, from a pawn shop for $100, out the door! While the reviews around here on this amp seem quite positive, I'm curious as to whether this B-100R would be an actual "upgrade" or simply a lateral move to something dramatically similar to what we already have. I'm intrigued about comments that the B-100R sounds/responds surprisingly like a tube amp, similar to a B-15.
Though we have bigger bass gear on hand, as a burgeoning, occasional, part time bassist, I'm quite fond of Ampegs general take on how tone controls on a bass amp should react and sound!

All Opinions & Comments Welcomed!
Gene