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Great bass. Pickup sounds great clean, better distorted. Frets feel great, no sharp edges. Great for more metal-ish sounds. Fun to play. Only downside is, it's REEEEEEALLY heavy. Like, a lot. It broke two straps in a year. His name is Westley. His pickup is a bit damaged, but I've got him on life support.

Does the Marshall thing vor very few dollars. That's a good draw, and it certainly sounds beastly. Takes pedals well, has an awesome high-gain channel, and does some nice spanky British cleans on the low gain channel. I haven't had a problem with it, and I'm probably going to put El-34Bs or KT77s in it, so we'll see how it sounds.

This pedal is just excellent. The drives I can get range from heavily distorted to blues breakup to light jangly boost. It amazes me how versatile this pedal is, and it fills all the roles I want it to.

Awesome for producing garbage records in your basement, and I love it to death. Lots of samples, looping options, etc.

Used these for my EP, and the thicker pick is wayyyy better for chords and also bass picking. The stiffness really eliminates scratching noise and makes a loud, hard attack.

This was my first bass amp. It took me through my worst time as a bassist all the way up to now, and I played it as a guitar amp as well. It was here for me during my starting period... and now it's gone. RIP little buddy. Your slightly muddy overdrive circuit, incredible 1x8 speaker, beautiful tone, and accurate 3-band EQ will be missed.