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Show your SWR Thread !!!
- Thread starter cgworkman
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Anytime you play something with a name/logo on it, you're advertising for them. Right now, my rig sounds pretty effin' sweet, but there are tons of ways to achieve that sound without giving money to SWR/Fender, and have to work around the overheating/fuse issue. If my rig sounds good enough for someone to ask what it is and I can relate my experience...nad said:
The SM-900 sounds good, to tell the truth the Bass 750 sounded "more awesomer" and it was much more intuitive to EQ. However what I really wanted was a dual mono/stereo amp, so I could control volume between the 2 cabs I was using.
I'm stuck into this thing that I really like the sound the amp gives me, but I really don't like much of anything else about it (the "customer support" and the reliability of the amp). Does that make sense?
This is all I have left.
But I am VERY happy with it. It does a fantastic job at being a bedroom/practice amp.
Great tone, small and light.
Neener neener neener!
But I do miss my WM10, Goliath III, SM-400 and most of all my Super Redhead.
Joe.
But I am VERY happy with it. It does a fantastic job at being a bedroom/practice amp.
Great tone, small and light.
Neener neener neener!
But I do miss my WM10, Goliath III, SM-400 and most of all my Super Redhead.
Joe.
