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New Phil Jones Combos

I've had a couple pieces of PJB gear in the past and I really liked them. I didn't realize how much I liked the sound of my pjb briefcase till after I had sold it and it was replaced by another ss amp that didn't have the same sweetness and solid bottom.
I'm very anxious to check out the cub..it's got 2 channels and weighs under 15 lbs..ridiculous actually!
but perfect for playing with a couple acoustic guitars and a violin..coffee house or open mic type things
 
WHOA!!! :eek:

ModelRoadcase BG-800
Type: Lightweight bass combo,

- 750W output, :hyper:
- 2CH, :)
- 6 band EQ, :)
- limiter,
- 2x angled & 10x front firing speakers, :hyper:
- Active/passive input,
- headphone out,
- DI out,
- pre-amp out

- Size12.5W x 15.75D x 20.5H inch :hyper: EDIT: 30.5"H?
- Poweroutput750W
- Speakers12 x PJB NeoPower Type A :)
- Net Weight74 lbs / 33.5kg :hyper:
- Volts120 or 240V AC
 
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Im unsure why he'd bother building both 18x and 21x cabs considering the minimal benefit. That's like offering both an 8x10 and a 9x10.

I like my 4Bs and wish he'd get on the stick and offer a higher power 2chan amp in the D- lineup.

As for driver placement, the ideal might be a single line of 5s or two crossfired lines, but I'm not sure how practical those enclosures would be.