Which amp?

[Unradials]

im thinking of changing my amp and i have 2 options Hartke HD75 or Hartke VX3500 combo amp which one should i get? i wanna bright sound like victor wooten, which one?

 

[Zooberwerx]

yeah thats the problem i dont know the specs too much only:VX2510 | Hartke

I like it but appears to be a discontinued model. Do you have a handle on a used or new-old-stock combo? Here's the manual:

https://storage.googleapis.com/hartke-production/uploads/documents/Vx251015_OM_v1_1.pdf

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[bigdaddybass12]

I've never really been fond of any rear ported bass cabinets I've played

Yes. Issue is the “energy” that comes out of the port you need to “feel” is going the wrong way. Especially If cab doesn’t have a wall to reflect its sound and “feel” off of. I have a sealed Hartke HD210 cab I use at outdoor gigs that sounds really good. Markbass cabs don’t have that feel when you play them. Front port is the way to go, sealed is 2nd.

 

[Mastiff_5]

If you are limited by your location in Turkiye, perhaps let us know what website (or storefront?) you are shopping so we can make additional recommendations. The bright tone you are looking for - as noted above - is not particular to Hartke. There may be other options available that would serve you better, especially as your tastes change over time.

 

[Unradials]

If you are limited by your location in Turkiye, perhaps let us know what website (or storefront?) you are shopping so we can make additional recommendations. The bright tone you are looking for - as noted above - is not particular to Hartke. There may be other options available that would serve you better, especially as your tastes change over time.

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[6thplanet]

That VX2510 would definitely get the job done.

 

[Unradials]

That VX2510 would definitely get the job done.

what about GK MB112

 

[6thplanet]

Is definitely a step in the right direction compared to what you have, but tonely different than the Hartke.