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Even a decent cheerleader weighs more than 7lbs 1 oz.
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Well, it weighs more than twice as much as an MB800 but, on the other hand, it weighs two pounds less than a Blue Soul. Then again, it weighs more than four times an MB200. But if you compare it to a Prodigy, it weighs less than a third of that. I could probably live with 9 pounds, but I'm going to wait for Jim Bergantino's amp to hit the streets. The MiniMega is a good-looking amp (it looks like it sounds great). I saw it at NAMM, but didn't play through it. Bowlus might have some insight - I ran into him as he was heading for the Peavey pavilion.Well, I have put on a little weight recently, but still... oh, wait, you're not talking about me.
Heavy is relative, but I get the feeling y'all aren't entirely serious. Nine pounds would be hella heavy for a gigbag amp, but for something you can throw in a small shoulder-bag, especially something that can (one hopes) serve as a capable and reliable main amp, I think it'd be about perfect.
And most (single) bass players don't mind picking them up.Even a decent cheerleader weighs more than 7lbs 1 oz.
The MiniMega really sounded great, but there's only so much you can tell when everything is a variable (bass, amp, cab, room, etc). It seemed very powerful and very versatile, though. I really dig the feature set, as well.Well, it weighs more than twice as much as an MB800 but, on the other hand, it weighs two pounds less than a Blue Soul. Then again, it weighs more than four times an MB200. But if you compare it to a Prodigy, it weighs less than a third of that. I could probably live with 9 pounds, but I'm going to wait for Jim Bergantino's amp to hit the streets. The MiniMega is a good-looking amp (it looks like it sounds great). I saw it at NAMM, but didn't play through it. Bowlus might have some insight - I ran into him as he was heading for the Peavey pavilion.
I don't think we got to trebuchets until 2nd or 3rd grade, but kids are precocious these days.
And most (single) bass players don't mind picking them up.
Isn't trebuchet a fancy French word for call-girl?
I thought they were those fancy toilets?
Isn't trebuchet a fancy French word for call-girl?
#totallyworthitthoughright?
Well, it weighs more than twice as much as an MB800 but, on the other hand, it weighs two pounds less than a Blue Soul. Then again, it weighs more than four times an MB200. But if you compare it to a Prodigy, it weighs less than a third of that. I could probably live with 9 pounds, but I'm going to wait for Jim Bergantino's amp to hit the streets. The MiniMega is a good-looking amp (it looks like it sounds great). I saw it at NAMM, but didn't play through it. Bowlus might have some insight - I ran into him as he was heading for the Peavey pavilion.
June 3 is now June 8 on the MF website. The amp *is* up on the Peavey website. I did not bother contacting Peavey.Well, as of now, Musician's Friend still shows a June 3 ship date and, indeed, I couldn't find the amp on the Peavey site. As I said, I'm going to let my bet ride a little longer - got a good price and am not going to cancel my order just yet - but not forever.
I might try contacting Peavey to see what's up.
You definitely need to post a report once you get it (***if you don't mind***). Its between this head and a couple others for me, so any info I can get would be helpful.June 3 is now June 8 on the MF website. The amp *is* up on the Peavey website. I did not bother contacting Peavey.
I still have mine on order and still hope that it comes out in a reasonable amount of time and ends up sounding good and being reliable. If I like it enough, it could replace a couple of my smaller amps.