subversion said:the Fender Rumble series might have something in store for you... i tried this 15 watter the other day- not bad. i prefer it to the bassman series really- more midrange but nothing excessive 8)
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cherns said:If you're going for a jamming session, I would think that the studio already has some kinda amplification for you to plug your bass into... perhaps you wanna reconsider the money being spent on such a small combo. You could always save up a little more for a Peavey Basic 112 or something similar.
stars said:cherns said:If you're going for a jamming session, I would think that the studio already has some kinda amplification for you to plug your bass into... perhaps you wanna reconsider the money being spent on such a small combo. You could always save up a little more for a Peavey Basic 112 or something similar.
OooOO how much is e peavey ? i found a Vox at city music which i pretty much liked 15 w but pretty loud ( compared to e lanley) decent tone
stars said:OooOO how much is e peavey ? i found a Vox at city music which i pretty much liked 15 w but pretty loud ( compared to e lanley) decent tone
mikemann said:A value for money and bang for the buck model will be the LANEY HCM15B. This is from the hardcoremax series. It's small enough to lug around on public transport, yet suprisingly punchy enough to keep up with the drums. I've tried one of these myself and would reccomend to you as a very good buy, with your budget of 200, you still got 50 change to buy other stuffs.
I can get it for you at $150, brand new in box. If you are interested, just sms me at 97337161.
Regards,
Mike
Mikemann Music Studio