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Hohner B2B-BK Headless Electric Bass (4 String, Black) Review

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I am completely satisfied with my item. It came within a few days and it is now my favorite bass to play because 20 years has passed and a new breed of youngsters have never seen a classic 80's headless bass that is shaped like a garden tool.

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Stand out from the pack with the headless, 4-string Hohner B2B-BK electric bass guitar in black, which features a nostalgically futuristic style that's a timeless reminder of the birth of music videos from the 1980s. The sleek, slim-profile Hohner B2B provides excellent low end bass as well as a perfectly balanced neck and body for optimum playing comfort. Other features include a solid American maple body, smooth 24-fret rosewood fingerboard over maple neck, Steinberger licensed hardware, and a standard P-J style passive pickup system.

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Behringer BX1800 180-Watt Bass Workstation Review

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(More customer reviews)hi, i am wilson from medellin, Colombia, i bought this amp. and find him a manufacturing defect, this product no technical support in my country, but thanks for shipping and delivery, everything just in time.

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Fender Rumble 150 Bass Amplifier Review

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(More customer reviews)My daughter was playing electric guitar for some time and now she decided to play bass. Because the regular amp can't hanlde bass guitar well, we did what I think the best way to choose an amp - went to a store and just started trying out different amps they had there.
We started with Rumble 75 and it was ok, but not that great. Than we went through some other amps until we tried that one. Apparently, this one is quite special. It has a combination of a huge 15" speaker, a dedicated horn for the highs and a large cabinet. Apparently, in the bass world, the size really matters. The Rumble 350 can go much louder, but no other amp (well, in similar price range) could deliver the sounds of the 150.
And one more thing. You may think "I don't need that much power cause I have a small place, so let's get something smaller". That logic may work for regular guitar amp, but for the bass you just can't get right sound off the smaller box. So you may never crank up volume to pump out all 150 watts, but you'll still be better off with a bigger amp, it's not about the volume, it just sounds better.
Bottom line is this amp really stands out for the price and fundamentaly it has some better components so you should take a look at this one.

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