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What are you running the electronic drums into? How many inputs are available on that unit. You may need to buy NO bass amp, depending on what you use with the electronic drums.Hi
Hi. I'm looking to buy a cheap used amp. I can get one locally for 60 euros: a Behringer Ultrabass BXL 450 or a Warwick BC20. Which would you choose?
It will mainly be used at home for practice or kids band practice with electronic drums.
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The UMC404HD is indeed very good, as are their synths (I have three). I wouldn't buy one of their amps, though.Thanks. I was a bit tempted by the Behringer because of the 10" Bugera speakerFrom Behringer, I only have the UMC404HD audio interface and I think it's great. However, following your advice, I will buy the Warwick with the 8" speaker.
Thanks for the offer. I have a 2004 Smart Forfour. Only 280,000 km on the clock. Diesel. I'm willing to trade.You're wasting your time on inferior products. Make the first amp the best amp - sell your car(s) and buy one of these View attachment 7430778
Oh, sorry. I'm American. I just assume everybody else also has six SUVs and a truck.Thanks for the offer. I have a 2004 Smart Forfour. Only 280,000 km on the clock. Diesel. I'm willing to trade.))
Bass player (3.5 years old) says that the amp is ok.Those older Rumbles are pretty heavy but they sound nice.