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Jule Amp M700

I have done a lot of reading on the M700 the last weeks.
I really like the idea of a clean volume only amp.
In my current setup my amp is just a "slave" sitting on the cab.
I only adjust the volume on it once the gain is set.
All adjustments of tone are done on the basses preamp..
And they are not drastic, just slight around the sweet spots..
I have a Cali76 on my pedalboard (and some other stuff) so I am able to set my input gain nicely :-)
Do you guys think the M700 would work for my setup?
I have never seen or heard any Jule stuff in my part of the world!?
 
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I have done a lot of reading on the M700 the last weeks.
I really like the idea of a clean volume only amp.
In my current setup my amp is just a "slave" sitting on the cab.
I only adjust the volume on it once the gain is set.
All adjustments of tone are done on the basses preamp..
And they are not drastic, just slight around the sweet spots..
I have a Cali76 on my pedalboard (and some other stuff) so I am able to set my input gain nicely :)
Do you guys think the M700 would work for my setup?
I have never seen or heard any Jule stuff in my part of the world!?
There are more folks on the very large "Monique" thread who now use the M700 and M2500. You might post there. Also, there is an active community on the facebook/moniqueforbass as well as a closed group (request access) on facebook called "Jule Amps for bass and guitar". The last group is made up mostly of active users. They should all help you with your quest. Always have fun.
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I have done a lot of reading on the M700 the last weeks.
I really like the idea of a clean volume only amp.
In my current setup my amp is just a "slave" sitting on the cab.
I only adjust the volume on it once the gain is set.
All adjustments of tone are done on the basses preamp..
And they are not drastic, just slight around the sweet spots..
I have a Cali76 on my pedalboard (and some other stuff) so I am able to set my input gain nicely :)
Do you guys think the M700 would work for my setup?
I have never seen or heard any Jule stuff in my part of the world!?

For the heck of it I plugged my bass directly into the input on the M700, bypassing Monique. It does get as aloud because of the gain staging but it sounds really good.
 
For the heck of it I plugged my bass directly into the input on the M700, bypassing Monique. It doesn't get as aloud because of the gain staging but it sounds really good.

Yep,
It's the perfect amp in that regard. Makes the schlep really easy. You have to turn the volume up a bit, but it works great. Of course the M2500, would be incredible sans pre.

Ric
 
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Yep,
It's the perfect amp in that regard. Makes the schlep really easy. You have to turn the volume up a bit, but it works great. Of course the M2500, would be incredible sans pre.

Ric
I can confirm that going directly into the M2500 sounds fantastic. Haven't done it on a gig yet, but some experimenting at home showed it would work fine if my Monique goes out on me.
 
Question all yee lovers of Jules Monique.
Which cabinets do you recommend work best with these preamps and amps?
Do they still sound amazing through the Bergantino 610T? Ampegish styled cabs?
And which speakers would you recommend to get the Heritage B15 vibe?
Or do all the cabs need to be in the flat uncoloured variety for this preamp?
All for live playing, various styles, so it needs volume. And I play passive P's and J basses.
Thoughts chaps? Thanks. T
 
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It's mid-2018 now. Is the Jule M700 still a leader in this category of compact, clean and powerful amps? Have users posting here moved on to something else or stayed with their M700s? I am looking to power a Fearless 112, instead of my Crest CA9 or QSC PLD 4.2.
 
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