- Jul 27, 2008
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- Builder DPinton Guitars and Basses
I have the LG1000 and was disappointed at first, like other have said where are the watts? Then I tried it with a little preamp in the FX loop and it works great. I rented out a SVT stack (SVT 3 pro (450w@4Ohms) 4*10" and 1*15") and AB'ed the heads. The Ashdown gets a lot louder than the SVT before the power amp distorts. The power amp inputs seems to be able to take a high level signal easily.
My advice is buy one or two cause they are so cheap, add a preamp (even tube preamp to warm up the sound a little bit) and you're good to go. All it needs is somewhere around 20db of gain in the fx loop...
I'll will try it as a PA amp next time I get a chance, just for fun.
I like the sound allright, it nicer than my old Peavy or than the rehearsal space Hartke L3500. I just think the EQ's band are a bit too narrow to be really useful but it's allright with me I'm not that much of an EQ guy. I'm building a 2*12" (neodyme) plus 1*4" cab to go with it. If I need to get louder I'll build a second one that I can power with the second channel.
I've not had a problem with reliablility so I don't know about that.
My advice is buy one or two cause they are so cheap, add a preamp (even tube preamp to warm up the sound a little bit) and you're good to go. All it needs is somewhere around 20db of gain in the fx loop...
I'll will try it as a PA amp next time I get a chance, just for fun.
I like the sound allright, it nicer than my old Peavy or than the rehearsal space Hartke L3500. I just think the EQ's band are a bit too narrow to be really useful but it's allright with me I'm not that much of an EQ guy. I'm building a 2*12" (neodyme) plus 1*4" cab to go with it. If I need to get louder I'll build a second one that I can power with the second channel.
I've not had a problem with reliablility so I don't know about that.
