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Topic: ? How many like to see the Nashville 400 come back out ? |
Warren Tavernia
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Pennsylvania, USA
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Posted 19 Jul 2013 6:40 pm |
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so does that mean that the nashvill1000 is for sale again or am I just reading old mail  warren tavernia |
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Rick Contino
From:
Brattleboro, Vermont
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Posted 20 Jul 2013 2:01 am
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Chris Ivey wrote: "i think the concept of a small square combo with 200+watts and a neo 12in. black widow would be the ticket. no frills , no digital, no programming. just reverb and no more than $500. "
I'm with Chris on this. Small and lightweight with all the power you need for most circumstances is the way to go. If peavey could make something like this weighing in at around 30lbs it would be a winner in my book.
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Shobud "The Professional" D-10, Stage One S-10, National "New Yorker," NV400 |
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Michael Dulin
From:
Indiana, USA
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Posted 20 Jul 2013 12:02 pm nv400
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| I'm with you...clean power,basic tone&reverb,about thirty pounds,reasonable price...how could you miss?MD |
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Donny Hinson
From:
Glen Burnie, Md. U.S.A.
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Posted 24 Jul 2013 4:43 pm
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| I've tried the 1000s, but could never get any good solid bass out of them. The mids and highs are great, but it sounds like they (once again) rolled the bottom end off to keep from having speaker damage. |
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Jack Stripling
From:
Pasadena, Texas USA
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Posted 30 Jul 2013 9:54 am Nashville 400
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I own 2 of them. 80's models, made in the USA...
most amps are made in China now. Bought an Ampeg bass amp, new, played it once, and sent it back.....
made in China junk....
These Nashville 400's just keep on going.... |
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