The prices are on the website but...not too cheap.
That's why I still don't have one.
Don't GK make one as well in their new-ish MB series?
I'd look at that as well.
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That's why I still don't have one.
Don't GK make one as well in their new-ish MB series?
I'd look at that as well.
I just got the Hartke HD50. I am very happy with the sound, it doesn't breakup at higher volume like a lot of the small combos. It was between that and the Rumble 40, which doesn't seem to have a lot of headroom, and I find the distortion useless. I been using it for practice and recording. It also is a good fit with my Tech 21 Programmable Bass Driver. The only draw back is no line out, but I just mic it to record.
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My go to little baby is my Traynor SB110, punchy and loud, very usable for all sorts of small stuff... and it's easy to carry
Traynor Amps
I've used the Ampeg BA110 (both v1 and v2) on many occasions and have really liked the sound. Even handles a light touch drummer... Didn't find anything boxy sounding with it. Nice having the controls on the front where you can see them, also the option to use in monitor position. It weighs a bit more then a comparable Rumble or GK combo so that might be a consideration.
