Hartke LH 1000 Bass Amplifier with Music Man Stingray

[@RemarkableSean]

Wow, what a wickedly helpful little video. Thank you!

[@wa3043]

Great sounding heads.

[@jack83aq]

Really useful, I bought an LH500 and already had a better understanding of the EQ. I can't see what the frequencies on the spectrometer in the video are though...

[@Marcink126]

I did measurements of other Hartke amps, TX300, TX600 and LH8500 which I have and it looks like all have similar V shape EQ to your amp.

[@Andyanddiana467]

How did you have the Stingray EQ set? And was it the 2-band or 3-band? Thanks.

[@andymclain2574]

How’s the deal with the limiter pushed in and when it’s pushed out

[@carmenlombardero17]

Sencillo y eficaz

[@Hejnas1978]

Hi! These measurements are great. I am missing the measurement with the following settings: bass 100%, midle 0%, treble 100%. The level of attenuation of the midrange at this setting says a lot about the preamplifier. Logarithmic scale with grid lines 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100, 300, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800, 900.1k, 2k, 3k ... up to 100k Hz would be easier to read. Well done. Keep it up!

[@raytar84]

Great video! It would be awesome to check an Ampeg SVT3 Pro as a very popular one. Thx.

[@carpediemarts705]

The rumors are true.

[@bbc_nanm]

plz svt3pro!or orange 500 storke

[@bass78p]

An outdated, pointless and not at all useful EQ section

[@glenn105]

1,000 watts of Cheap, clean & reliable amplification, just get yourself your favorite modern preamp pedal & use the Hartke for sheer power via the effect loop section, Problem solved…

[@AndysMusicandVision]

In practice, it’s actually very useful. The range of frequency response you get is very wide, and easy to dial in, in the heat of a gig.

[@RemarkableSean]

😂 yeah, frequencies aren't real. Nailed it.