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I own a pair of Pre-Fender SWR Goliath III cabs powered by a Pre-Fender Bass 750 head. I also have a SWR WorkingPro 12 combo for smaller gigs.

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Hey everyone I have a question. I need to replace the diaphragm on my Golliath Jr. It is a Foster. Does anyone have any pointers to find one? Also, have your changed your horn in your cabinet to something else? If so, what did you change it to?
 
I don't need a number - just showing some love for my SWR WorkingPro 12. This amp will dust stuff that's hundred's more. It's like a swiss army knife combo - can do a lot. Good for my P, and my upright.

For some reason - my tone control on my P is much more responsive throught this little guy as well.

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Just picked up a 350x. It'll ship in a few days! I'm stealing a picture from the For Sale post in Classifieds. LOL. Number please?

Nice head - I needed to mess with the EQ - you can get the manual at the SWR Site - if you can't find it - PM your e-mail and I will send it to you. Got mine last year and it sounds great with my SWR Cabs. Did not like it set flat though - definitely needed some knob twisting and then it was like OH YEAH! :bassist:
 
I printed it out already. :D Thanks for the offer though!

I had a WM300 before, and definitely had to tweak knobs.. but it sounded good. Not enough juice at times, but fine mostly.

I got a GREAT deal on the 350x I think. I should wait till I have it before I decide. LOL. I sold my LMII to pay bills :mad: I wasn't sure when I would be replacing it. I play through the house at church anyway and haven't played out in a while so it wasn't a super big deal. I saw this in Classifieds and nabbed it.

Nice head - I needed to mess with the EQ - you can get the manual at the SWR Site - if you can't find it - PM your e-mail and I will send it to you. Got mine last year and it sounds great with my SWR Cabs. Did not like it set flat though - definitely needed some knob twisting and then it was like OH YEAH! :bassist:
 
Ok, Old people can learn new techie stuff (with the help of their kids), I have joined this club! Cool, hear are my SWR toys...

Monitor 12, Workingman's 2x12, Redhead head, Super Redhead (dbx163x+dbx463x, Kappa Pro 10s), Son of Bertha, Electric Blue, Baby Blue II, Workingman's 1x10 (Delta 10), Studio 220, Studio 220 (just gave this one to my daughter), Avatar SB112 (SWR wannabe), SM400, Goliath III. An SWR for every occasion. I got it bad...
 

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Ok, Old people can learn new techie stuff (with the help of their kids), I have joined this club! Cool, hear are my SWR toys...

Monitor 12, Workingman's 2x12, Redhead head, Super Redhead (dbx163x+dbx463x, Kappa Pro 10s), Son of Bertha, Electric Blue, Baby Blue II, Workingman's 1x10 (Delta 10), Studio 220, Studio 220 (just gave this one to my daughter), Avatar SB112 (SWR wannabe), SM400, Goliath III. An SWR for every occasion. I got it bad...

Very nice. Like your color choices for the Basses too. :bassist:
 
Havent seen mention of them yet. Do tell.

They are listed on the SWR site now. Half rack wonders. But one statement in the owner’s manual makes me wonder about the new class D amps:

"WARNING: Due to the compact design of your headlite
amplifier it is very sensitive to heat and adequate ventilation
must be maintained. If the amplifier overheats it will shut
down until it cools off, generally for a very short period of
time."

Also there are seven knobs (four stacked) and an input jack in 8.5" of front panel. Bass player's fingers are usually on the larger size...humm. The optional footswitch is neat, it doubles as a tuner.. cleaver.

Need to play with one.
 
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