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Jin Kim said:Welcome to the real world..![]()
I agree with Walkabout has little lack of quick response. But it is still good combo though.![]()
Andrew Noury said:Which speaker size did you get? I have a WalkAbout with a 2x10" cabinet and have been considering selling the cab. and getting the Scout cab with a 12".
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I have no idea what you're trying to say...please clarify your statement.
But sound wise it is a 10 for sure rbud2003 said:I have the walkabout scout "12. It is a great combo that I find myself using more and more at gigs. It is great for stage monitoring and then DI out to the house PA system for the rest. It really helps my back.
One question for fellow Walkabout Scout owners. The manual says it has a pre/post preamp switch but there is none on the actual unit. Is the DI signal hardwired for pre or post preamp?
Joe Martin said:Yea, I played a scout at the store and absolutely LOVED it. Sooooo muuuuuch punnnnnch. Feels like someone taking a sledge to your chest. Though I find it to be highly overpriced. The head only goes for about 500 new, and no 112 cab is worth 600.But sound wise it is a 10 for sure
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jacochops said:I actually just sold my Walkabout...the amp I had right before it was a Walter Woods Ultra, and to me, I really prefer the sound of the Ultra over the Walkabout. I ended up getting a brand new Eden Wt330, and it's all solid state, like the WWU. I played 3 services at my church this morning, and I am freaked out about how good my tone was. My new amp of doom! I also used the house sound system through the DI. The soundman has been doing sound since the early 80s, and is also a bass player. He came up after the first service with his eyes bugged out asking what I did to my tone! Incredibly quick responding amp...much moreso than my Mesa. The Mesa does sound great....I think it would be a killer combo in someone else's hands. Much of what I do is very fast finger-oriented funk, and the faster response I felt I got with the Eden seemed to be a better match.
For what it's worth, I truly dug the girthy low-end and flexibility of the eq of the Mesa.