Guy Pratt presents the Ashdown Engineering Electric Blue Bass Amp range
Guy Pratt takes you through the Ashdown Electric Blue range
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Originally posted by UCDR7U1tBeQMGBToik9RsfDw at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZ2dIj8rh_A
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I have had my ashdown EBlue 1×15 for years since around 2006/ 2007 it’s great holding up to age probably out live me. I bought an extension cab ashdown mag 4×14 it’s so perfect with the 15 . The 15 delivers the lowest lows and the 4X10 really delivers the highs I feel like it is a very good combo. Everyone one hates it though u ya know these pencil neck music degree kid n grown men (soyboys) they are just taught how to do it by the book they are dumb. I don’t let listen to a piece of paper i listen to what my ears are telling me and they say screw u n ur degrees it sounds good u dam fool. They are always like oh no no ur ohms and different amperage signals ect blah blah blah it has never blow a speaker needed a single repair in like almost 20years . N I play it 3 times a week for maybe 2/3 hours each time a week . Ashdown god bless you. And you school well….SUCK IT!!
Fantastic, brilliant stupendous amps, they ain't half bad too.
Quick question…. What settings would you recommend on this amp to get the classic Ampeg tones?
Interested to know what level to dial the input at.. any guidance would be appreciated.
Also compressor on or no compressor.. what do you think sounds best?
Good Demo – thanks