THIS BASS AMP MAKES THE WORLD SHAKE!!

[@carlton1390]

Analog cab sim- Yes!! The Drive function works well as an analog cab sim on the Aguilar Tone Hammer, and the Origin Effects Bassrig cab sims are analog too- superb!

[@zulu5157]

Seems to be one of the best new amplifiers on the market. How loud is the fan? Is the fan temperature controlled?

[@lowfrequencywizard]

Both the sound and the features are EXTREMELY convincing Edit: sorry for being useless and not answering your question btw lol

[@zulu5157]

😂Gregor lass das Zensieren sein ist ja lächerlich

[@mariovukadin8555]

Good job as always. Byeee Grrgooor

[@lowfrequencywizard]

Hey Gregor, wo kriegt man den denn her? 5-Band EQ, extensive Cab Sim, eingebauter kompressor… jup, meine Anforderungen für live Gigs sind erfüllt 😜 Edit: ach ja, und eingebauter Drive. Nice!

[@zulu5157]

@@lowfrequencywizard Bei Beyers Bass oder Musikproduktiv. Preislich bewegt er sich zwischen 800 bis 850 €. Auf der Site von Ashdown findet mal die Händler auch. Aber nicht jeder Händler hat den Verstärker auch tatsächlich da.

[@germarhoffmeister2752]

Cool, gibt es den Kopfhörer beim Kauf des Basses dazu?

[@basstheworldofficial]

Leider nein 😉

[@idolbass]

I clicked the heading, who doesn't want to shake things up!

[@__osinachi]

Could someone let me know what basses Mr Frank played?

[@DaddyStoat]

In this vid, he’s playing a Yamaha BB Nathan East, AV custom P-bass (Ales Vychodil), Sandberg California.

[@__osinachi]

@ Thanks!

[@jcisme]

So many bells and whistles but no variable HPF..

[@f.herumusu8341]

I did not use an amp on stage for more than a decade. Why should I?!

[@Andyanddiana467]

Just thinking the same thing. I’m trying to transition from amps to in ears!

[@lowfrequencywizard]

If you see no point in it, then you’re completely right to use something else

[@f.herumusu8341]

@@lowfrequencywizard I did not want to troll anybody. But I think bass amps on stage are just a tradition theses days. It's totally fine to be a tradionalist, we also have a ongoing interest in analog synths for example. It's just that in a modern setup going ampless with in ears becomes more and more the standard, depending on the kind of music/gig it already is the standard.

[@lowfrequencywizard]

@@f.herumusu8341 all good man, my comment was intended to agree with you and encourage people to use what they feel is right, and not what’s the current hot sh*t. IEM systems definitely have many advantages over the classic amp setup

[@lowfrequencywizard]

@@f.herumusu8341 all good man, my comment was intended to agree with you and encourage the idea to use what feels right to you, and not what’s trendy. I like the classic amp setup more (probably for the reasons you mentioned), but have also experienced many advantages with IEM systems

[@MrToonfish]

Made in China... The Trace Elliot excellent brand and amps (with UV light on the head and GP-11 preamp) are far far far away. I regret the brand, I never feel comfortable with the Ashdown amps sound signature.