Any wizard bass head owners around here? I didnt realize they made bass heads till about 10 minutes ago. Anyone got one or atleast tried one?
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Wizard bass amps anyone?
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My friend Mark Damon from The Pretty Reckless is an endorser for Wizard. He likes them. That's about all I know about them.
Hey jimmy! Seen your avatar quite a bit on talkbass. Appreciate all your input in helping everyone out. Im kinda new here and hopefully made a few friends and made a few frown also. I actually have a pretty reckless cd believe it or not so i know exactly who your talking about. L.A. band right? I know that crazy kinda cute singer was on gossip girl but has a hell of a rock voice.
They're actually from NYC. Mark lives in Long Island, I believe. But yeah, Taylor Momsen is the singer.
Cool. Wasnt sure, just took a guess cause the chick was a tv star. But definately gonna get on youtube and see if they got some demos.
There are a lot of Wizard amps used by high profile players. They are pretty expensive but you are getting an amp that sounds good and is built to be reliable.
They are made in a small town called Cornwall in Ontario, Canada by Rick St. Pierre, a long serving amp tech for AC/DC.
They are sold throuh their web site or in the US by Invalid Link Removed
They are made in a small town called Cornwall in Ontario, Canada by Rick St. Pierre, a long serving amp tech for AC/DC.
They are sold throuh their web site or in the US by Invalid Link Removed
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