You can get one from almost all the music stores that have contact with peavey. Tell them that you want a the TNT115 combo and they with order it to their peavey distributor.

cool man, I look foward to your review

Cort Action Bass 5 String

If my amp is 150 Watts into 4 Ohms and 200 Watts into 2 Ohms how can i change the Ohms to have 150 or 200 Watts?

Fender Standard Jazz PLEASE!

qUESTIon....
Stagg basses???
Good Or Bad?

Ibanez SB7 & PD7

laney HCM160B

I would really appreciate it if someone could write a review on the Schecter Stiletto Custom Bass. The model I would like is the 4 string version in the natural finish. No one in the Bass Forum would respond to my thread about this bass. If possible, recommend me some bass in the $400-500 price range. I play rock, metal, jazz, blues, and funk. All help is appreciated.

[QUOTE=KoRnered]warwick vampyre rockbass or any other metal looking bass guitars that sound good too[/QUOTE]

Done; the Vintage Metal Axxe Wraith review.

Fallen Angel

Boss ODB-3 Bass Overdrive, Digitech X-Series Distortion Pedal.

Ampeg SVT-3 Pro Bass Head.

Cheers

Could someone please write a review on the Ibanez edb605? I want to buy a five string bass with good versitility in tone... but I don't want to pay a buttload of money for it... i haven't heard much about it. Does anyone have one or know where i could go into a store in the New York City area (where I'll be next week- should be good options there) to actually pick one up and play it? (i've only seen it online) Thanks!

[QUOTE=primus_55]Digitech X-Series Distortion Pedal.

Cheers[/QUOTE]

Done and done

upgrade to Fender P or stick with my Squier and get a set of Seymour Duncan quarter pound pickups?

My suggestion: Look outside of Fender :)

Could someone please post a review of the Behringer BX600 60watt if you have one? I've heard lots of great reviews about it but a few say that the speaker will blow etc. Thanks :thumb:

done, done, and done

Milestone 3
 

[QUOTE=ImJustThePianist]Peavey Milestone 3 or Ibanez GSR200 comments would be great.[/QUOTE]

Hi,

I've had a milestone 3 for a year and a half now. I think it is a really good bass, I bought it to learn on and it took all the abuse a new player gives without showing any problems. The tone control and individual pickup volume controls give a good range of tones for a beginner bass especially if used together with amp eq's or fx. I'm just about to upgrade (although I don't really need to, I've just fallen in love with a bass I tried in a shop the other day) as I'm starting to find the tone a little flat in places but it's been solid as a rock and I'm definitely gonna keep it when I upgrade. It's a great bass for the price and I'd recommend it to any beginner/intermediate. You'll only feel the need for something else once you start doing a lot of gigs or wanting to try any outlandish, weird sounds.

Hope that helps

Laney HCM-160B and/or Laney R2

Cheers

Rogue LX406
 

I want a sixer and I know Rogue certainly isn't the best. This is the only sixer I can afford. Someone please review it or let me know of a good sixer under $400!

[QUOTE=longviewer]upgrade to Fender P or stick with my Squier and get a set of Seymour Duncan quarter pound pickups?[/QUOTE]

Done.

[QUOTE=ImJustThePianist]Peavey Milestone 3 or Ibanez GSR200 comments would be great.[/QUOTE]
I have a ibanez gsr 205 and it is a really nice bass to play. people may think it is bad because it is bottom of the range but it plays really nice with a fast neck and an action that is nice, although I had to adjust it a little bit. the sound on it is really good aswell with the volume for each pick up normal tone and then active tone which really pumps some bass out. I would recommend it but I know that I will want another bass in a years time so if you have to money get something a bit more worthwhile like a fender or something. :wave:

[QUOTE=KoRnered]warwick vampyre rockbass or any other metal looking bass guitars that sound good too[/QUOTE]

I have the Warwick Vampyre SN, not the Rockbass version, but anyway.....

My 5-string Vampyre is a real treat to play. Although the body is heavy, it is easy to position and well-balanced. It came very well set up from the factory, only minor adjustments were needed. I did not have any experience with MEC-pick-ups before I bought the bass, but so far they have given me no problems at all. No noise whatsoever. The lows are really rumbling, and the highs cut through like a knife with the distinct warwick-sound. The mids can be a bit neutral, but nothing a compressor couldn`t handle. I have nothing to complain about, except maybe for the price, but I was able to haggle it down 300$ at the store.

Hope this was any usefull! ...and if someone has something to say about MEC-electronics, please do.

OLP MM-3 Five string.
Rogue pro LX405 5string

Fender Rumble
 

Review of the Fender Rumble 100 bass amp would be cool, please & thankyou.

ibanez sr 500 or 505

yorkville 200watt bassmaster combo
2x10 plus tawweeter

How about the [U]Hartke VX3500[/U]

Brice hxb 6 string por favor

Hey guys the Ibanez sr500 is good i have a 706 but there pretty much similar but that 4 string and there is very little difference its a good buy.