.jpg?v=1728376519)
keith_early's Reviews
6 reviews Back to keith_early's Equipboard
.jpg?v=1728376519)
148
Good, but heavy cab
I remember picking up this cab with my tour 700, It was a half stack for under the 500$ mark. I've put this thing through the worst of the worst, fallen down stairs, off stages, rolled around in a trailer. It still works. It's a very heavy cab though, if I recall it's just over 80lbs.
148
Good bass, especially for the price
This guy is a probably the best bass in its price range. Output is alittle low, but can easily be fixed with a set of pickups. Built pretty well and stays in tune.
148
Phenomenal
A phenomenal instrument if you can find one. This is a outstanding instrument. It feels phenomenal as that was one of ashleys biggest inputs on his basses was feel. It has a very thin neck that is shared with the cadi. It sounds great, and you can dig all kinds of tones out of it. The only downside is the older slimer pickup design are harder to find upgrades for a direct fit.
148
Very aggressive sounding bass
I have the 2A model. A high output bass with 2 active pickups. Makes a great tone for distortion. Has a LOT of mass for the strings to push off meaning the strings seem to resonate for ever. This bass seems to be a tad less reliable than most other deans but this downfall comes with all active basses over their passive counterparts.
148
A great amp if your willing to lug it around
Sounds great, built like a tank and possibly one of the widest variety's of tones you can get out of a amp. The eq section is extremely versatile, which also gives it a bit of a learning curve.
126
I'll look around but I'm on a budget 😉 Thank you sounds like a great amp
148
Well rounded and fantastic sounding bass
Offers a great package of aesthetics, sound, reliability that deans are known for. It makes a great stage bass as it's simplified to a volume and a pickup selector.