Haven't seen that one before - the back panel says that all tubes are 6L6GC - does that mean that this is a SS Pre / Tube Power?
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Haven't seen that one before - the back panel says that all tubes are 6L6GC - does that mean that this is a SS Pre / Tube Power?
Haven't seen that one before - the back panel says that all tubes are 6L6GC - does that mean that this is a SS Pre / Tube Power?
Haven't seen that one before - the back panel says that all tubes are 6L6GC - does that mean that this is a SS Pre / Tube Power?
Yep. I figure a 130 watt tube amp for $200 isnt bad at all.
Been noodling around on a cheap used Squier J 5'er lately. It looks and sounds pretty damn good. Not quite ready to play out with it, but a few more practices and I'll feel more comfortable. Theoretically I'd use it + a C standard bass to cover all the HC tunings live.
Welcome to the 5-string dark side! It gets easier pretty quickly.
Been noodling around on a cheap used Squier J 5'er lately. It looks and sounds pretty damn good. Not quite ready to play out with it, but a few more practices and I'll feel more comfortable. Theoretically I'd use it + a C standard bass to cover all the HC tunings live.
I've never had any problems with 5 strings as far as playing goes, they actually mostly feel really comfortable to me. I always have a problem with tone though. The last one I owned was an EBMM Stringray 5 and it was the best feeling and one of the best looking basses I've ever owned, but the B string flat out disappeared in the mix at any setting. I think there might have been something wrong with it, because I have had several BEAD tuned 4 strings with zero issue and at the time I was playing out of an SVT stack, so there was no wanting for output volume or low end.
I think my Squier P with GZRs strung BEAD has more (low output) power than the Squier J V. Could be related to strings, though. The P has newer, heavier gauge strings. The J has whatever came on it; I decided I wasn't going to get new strings for it until I decided I was comfortable playing it out.
Hey guys, pretty new here. Don't post much. Anyway, I recently got an Acoustic 370 and I'm looking for a good cabinet to go with it.. I'm currently running it through an old bassman 215 but that has horrible low frequency response and I'm looking for something better. If you don't mind helping me out it would be much appreciated! My local craigslist is garbage and the only stores near me are Sam Ash and GC.
Hey guys, pretty new here. Don't post much. Anyway, I recently got an Acoustic 370 and I'm looking for a good cabinet to go with it.. I'm currently running it through an old bassman 215 but that has horrible low frequency response and I'm looking for something better. If you don't mind helping me out it would be much appreciated! My local craigslist is garbage and the only stores near me are Sam Ash and GC.
I've got like 800$-1000$ from graduation money and workbudget?