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Ok Dave sorry if sounded á bit negative I gues i did. just thougt it was á short period you hat it to get familiar with it my mistake cheers

There is some “few” people that have expresed that they have a hard time fidling a good sound out of the bb800, for me & I gues most other users it has been like the most easy thing to do,. Dave5Bass it sounds a bit strange to me, you coment how good it sounds & wauw stof, & then not mutch more than a month later you sell it(not for you) and later you say the band hate it? what kind of music did you play at that time? & what Bass were you playing at the time?

The BB800 Sounds Monster thru TKS H115(14kilo!) of Hard hitting Cab! Werry Sollid & Pretty Vintage Sounding, Í got mine with out rhe horn, it simply does not need it And werry good price’s Amazing that it’s so light & still has á huge sollid Sound with annything you pair it with chek out TKS!

Hey Graham56 if you play a P-Bass then you wil be Werry Happy with the BB800 the P-Bass is one of the simplest Bass’es out there & the BB800 is maybe one of the simplest Amp’s out there, for me it was so easy to start use with out anny reading or annything. if you have a great pasive Jazz it can do Jaco in loads, thoug I see why people say its so great with the P(I gues BB800 is á bit Vintage sounding, look at the Man who built it!(?))

The BB800 is maybe not for slapping all day on your passive Bass, but still it has the best Sound I’ve ewer heard on a “micro amp” werry meaty & cuts thru the mix Reggae, Blues, Rock Music. if you wanna do somthing hardcore you might need án active Bass / or some pedal Mine is a Keeper! The Sound is Really Good!