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Updated the thread that is linked in Post #30. Removed the chassis from the case to get a couple of internal pics and a couple of more impressions.

Cheers!

[quote name='umph' post='783960' date='Mar 23 2010, 03:44 PM']output transformerless, it's quite hard to do with valves can sound great though![/quote]

I have a Little Bastard and looked (as best I could) at the guts last night and I can definitely tell you there is an Ashdown branded output transformer on the chassis.

[quote name='KiOgon' post='783114' date='Mar 23 2010, 04:47 AM']You Lucky LB Sweet looking & good first impressions, keep us informed!
Cheers,
John[/quote]

John:

Thanks for the feedback....my initial impressions of the LB are very positive! I initially tested the head using my P bass strung with flats and it sounded awesome. I then tried my SBMM SB14 through the high input on the head and to get a tone I liked, I had to flip-up all the tone switches which makes the amp sound more "modern." At my day job now and when I get as chance I'll try the SB14 through the normal input. I bet it will sound great.

I thought the 20w at 8ohms sounded wrong. It sure sounds and feels like 30w @ 8ohms to me.

Ben

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A Yank making his first post in this forum! Definitely a P bass fan. Here is a pic of my MIM 60th Anniversary P:



And when I'm in a darker mood, my Squier Tele P bass with a mudbucker:



Cheers!

[quote name='BurritoBass' post='752187' date='Feb 20 2010, 02:37 PM']I like them and certainly think they are well worth the money. The beauty of a P-bass is that it a good set up usually means you have a great instrument. The MIM standards are fine. If you want to modify it the pups or the bridge are the only real adjustments you could consider[/quote]

Don't forget a set of good flats!