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NAD!!

#24
Hi Jeezy :)

Killing Floor said:
Come on, Jeezy. Turn it up.
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:hyper::hyper::hyper:

JeezyMcNuggles said:
Sounds exactly how I like it too...huge
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300 tube watts!
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When you crank it...

...you might have to change your disclosure (under your avatar)

because everybody will notice! :D

Happy NAD!!!

Wise(b)ass
 
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murphy said:
Congratulations Jeezy...and Merry Christmas...to yourself?

Best sounding amp I ever get to play and envious of you.
However my days of lifting such weights are over.

Rock on Brother!
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You know, it's really not bad. Getting it out of the box without breaking the packaging was kinda difficult. But, lifting and moving it, not half as troublesome as people make it out to be. It's a very balanced lift.

And I'm a carpenter. I pack lumber, timbers, and panels on my shoulders all day. While being weighted down with 40lbs of tools
 
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As a late bloomer, I never played through the type of amps that most players my age would have played when they were starting out. My rigs are all lightweight but sound great and they make my schleps pretty easy.

But I would love to try flapping my pants legs with one of those sometime. :bassist:

Congrats!
 
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dave64o said:
As a late bloomer, I never played through the type of amps that most players my age would have played when they were starting out. My rigs are all lightweight but sound great and they make my schleps pretty easy.

But I would love to try flapping my pants legs with one of those sometime. :bassist:

Congrats!
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It's definitely an experience that every bass player should have. It's an iconic sound, especially if you can play the trifecta: SVT head, 810 SVT cab, and a Fender P bass.

I had the pleasure of playing a blue face SVT and 410 at a rehearsal earlier this week. We were playing some super low-tuned material on my 5-string (G#-C#-G#-C#-F#), and it was just a beast. The SVT handled it so well.

Congrats on that SVT, @JeezyMcNuggles!
 
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