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Yeah, it's the replacement for the 'Deluxe' range. Old Deluxe is discontinued. Colours are limited to the basics.

PM'd

Status Streamline 5 has 18mm default spacing.

Send it or speak to an Ampeg Service Center.

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I'm not keen on the 4004 front pickup placement. Too woolly and Gibson-like IMO. Love everything else about the Cheyenne though.

Completely opposite sounding amps. I originally chose the MB Fusion but now I would choose the Aguilar due to the vintge, warm mids.

ABM600 and whatever cabs you fancy.

I dealt with Adam face to face. Great chap and worthy of a good old bass chinwag! Deal with confidence.

Last price drop before it goes to another place.

Bump

Now OFF hold and available again.

It's the MONO version. Thanks for asking.

If anyone is interested I have one for sale in the classifieds. Abandoned effects-laden project means it's surplus to requirements.

There's something about the 'script' logo bridges that just look so classy. The monorails are 'better' but this is the definitive Status look IMO. I briefly considered buying it at the time but funds aren't quite what they were and there are plenty of exciting synths available as well.

Bump. Still available.

Bump for added pics.

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The gist is that it is indeed "all that". I am massively loving the IP.
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I had an IP but read so many reviews saying it's picky on preamps that I didn't know if I was coming or going. Glad the B|AMP won't have that baggage.

I look at the 'speaker matching' feature as an added bonus for those that want it. Otherwise it can be just as happy being a simple amp with a 4-band EQ. I'm sure it'll be a nice amp either way.

I find that nylon strings work well with graphite necks. Real pure tone - some may find it clinical but I like it.

NOW SOLD. THANKS FOR LOOKING.

I bought this for a recent effects-laden project that didn't come off so it hasn't even left the house.

As new... Markbass MultiAMP. I have just updated the firmware to the latest v3 software. It has all sorts of amp models and effects built in including a tuner. I liked this approach as it means I didn't need to worry about any extra stuff in addition to plugging in the amp.

It still has the protective film on the display. No marks and works perfectly. Contains lots of different high quality presets - LM3, BigBang, SVT etc. Comes with owners manual and rack ears.

Not looking for trades although a Status Streamliner deal might be tempting. Thanks.
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I don't think there is a micro head on the market that will give you the real warm tone of a V4BH. Maybe the Aguilar TH500 is heading that way but it's still a long way short of an all-tube head. Another possibility is the SVT7 Pro - but nothing I've heard gets you that sound of a nice tube power stage.

I had a lovely red one of these just like Leigh Gorman's from Bow Wow Wow. A very alive sounding bass. Goes without saying I wish I had kept it.

Wouldn't mind this but other financial demands at the moment! GLWTS.

Always wondered what these were like. Lovely bass. GLWTS.