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Jeffery Mercer
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Born in Portsmouth Oh. Dec. 10th 1954 Reside in City of Mentor, in Northeast Oh.
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Posted 1 Nov 2020 12:41 pm |
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Has anyone used this unit or are currently using this unit in there setup? Do you like it?
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Noah Miller
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Rocky Hill, CT
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Posted 1 Nov 2020 2:34 pm
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| They are generally a very nice and affordable alternative to Fender outboard tanks, more lush and less splashy. They are also a bit noisier and are covered with super-thin paper that rips easily. |
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Michael Butler
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California, USA
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Posted 2 Nov 2020 11:20 am
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i had one that i used with a premier custom b160 club bass. together they sounded great. unfortunately i needed the cash and sold both together. reverb sure is different than fender reverbs. not better nor worse but different.
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David Ball
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North Carolina High Country
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Posted 2 Nov 2020 11:38 am
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I had one--my son has it now. Sounds great but they do tend to be noisy. Much different sound than a Fender.
I have a Ken Fox reverb now, which is sort of a Premier on steroids. Same great sound, but built a lot better and much quieter. There's been one for sale at a good price on the Forum--don't know whether it's still there or not.
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Gabriel Edell
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Hamilton, Ontario
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Posted 2 Nov 2020 2:18 pm
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Premier was a less expensive, lower-quality alternative to Fender back in the day.
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Gordon Hartin
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Durham, NC
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