Get the best offer here redirect.viglink.com?key=deb6458a8fc71b590d06a8c2765501ac&out=http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Eamazon%2Ecom%2Fdp%2FB001LF2IUS Customer Reviews "On the whole, this really is an excellent bass combo. It's versatile... reasonably well built... excellent sounding... powerful... and great value given what's on offer. The amp models are varied but all very usable, the memory facility is clearly brilliant, the built-in tuner is very good, as are the effects (dynamic filter, octaver and chorus). And the on-board compressor is superb. It'd ultimately be 'badge snobbery' that would truly keep 'the pros' from considering it, as I reckon it'd surprise most decerning bass player's ears in a blindfolded AB-test alongside some of the more well-known and established 2x10" combos.However... it does do a few things that explain it's value:-It does that really cheap transistor 'fizzle pop' noise when you switch it off. The headphone output is quite noisy, as is the CD/MP3 input. If the knobs (with the exception of the Master Volume) aren't 'zeroed', it jumps into 'edited preset' mode, which can change your live tone entirely, which is frankly embarrassing on a gig if it happens (I've tried a couple of these combos. They all seem to do it). Also, when it's pushed, it's definition can go to pieces (although to be fair, it takes some pushing).And why on earth haven't Line6 supplied a cover?!Despite all those negatives (and given what else is currently available), I still find it a ...
Sunday, November 25, 2012
Low Down Bass
Low Down Bass Tube. Duration : 0.87 Mins.
Get the best offer here redirect.viglink.com?key=deb6458a8fc71b590d06a8c2765501ac&out=http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Eamazon%2Ecom%2Fdp%2FB001LF2IUS Customer Reviews "On the whole, this really is an excellent bass combo. It's versatile... reasonably well built... excellent sounding... powerful... and great value given what's on offer. The amp models are varied but all very usable, the memory facility is clearly brilliant, the built-in tuner is very good, as are the effects (dynamic filter, octaver and chorus). And the on-board compressor is superb. It'd ultimately be 'badge snobbery' that would truly keep 'the pros' from considering it, as I reckon it'd surprise most decerning bass player's ears in a blindfolded AB-test alongside some of the more well-known and established 2x10" combos.However... it does do a few things that explain it's value:-It does that really cheap transistor 'fizzle pop' noise when you switch it off. The headphone output is quite noisy, as is the CD/MP3 input. If the knobs (with the exception of the Master Volume) aren't 'zeroed', it jumps into 'edited preset' mode, which can change your live tone entirely, which is frankly embarrassing on a gig if it happens (I've tried a couple of these combos. They all seem to do it). Also, when it's pushed, it's definition can go to pieces (although to be fair, it takes some pushing).And why on earth haven't Line6 supplied a cover?!Despite all those negatives (and given what else is currently available), I still find it a ...
Get the best offer here redirect.viglink.com?key=deb6458a8fc71b590d06a8c2765501ac&out=http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Eamazon%2Ecom%2Fdp%2FB001LF2IUS Customer Reviews "On the whole, this really is an excellent bass combo. It's versatile... reasonably well built... excellent sounding... powerful... and great value given what's on offer. The amp models are varied but all very usable, the memory facility is clearly brilliant, the built-in tuner is very good, as are the effects (dynamic filter, octaver and chorus). And the on-board compressor is superb. It'd ultimately be 'badge snobbery' that would truly keep 'the pros' from considering it, as I reckon it'd surprise most decerning bass player's ears in a blindfolded AB-test alongside some of the more well-known and established 2x10" combos.However... it does do a few things that explain it's value:-It does that really cheap transistor 'fizzle pop' noise when you switch it off. The headphone output is quite noisy, as is the CD/MP3 input. If the knobs (with the exception of the Master Volume) aren't 'zeroed', it jumps into 'edited preset' mode, which can change your live tone entirely, which is frankly embarrassing on a gig if it happens (I've tried a couple of these combos. They all seem to do it). Also, when it's pushed, it's definition can go to pieces (although to be fair, it takes some pushing).And why on earth haven't Line6 supplied a cover?!Despite all those negatives (and given what else is currently available), I still find it a ...
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