So, I bought a BASS amp; HH B50
Posted: Thu Aug 25, 2011 10:08 pm
A few years back, I got a cheapo Wesley Cougar II bass
I never really gelled with it.
And, until now, I've always played it through a '70s Syncron Twin-Twenty guitar amp and it sounded pretty weak and lifeless.
To cut a long stort short, I got a HH B50 combo. I haven't found much info on the web about this model, but I think it was made in the early '80s. It's got knobs for gain(w/compressor on a push-pull pot), volume, bass, mid & treble (w/push-pull bright switch), round the back are jack-holes for headphones and an effects loop and I think it's got a single 12" speaker.
ebay pic of the amp;

Anyway, it was cheap, and old, both positive in my mind.
I plugged it in and had a quick (and quiet, it was like 9:30PM) play with it, and I'm pretty chuffed with it.
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And, until now, I've always played it through a '70s Syncron Twin-Twenty guitar amp and it sounded pretty weak and lifeless.
To cut a long stort short, I got a HH B50 combo. I haven't found much info on the web about this model, but I think it was made in the early '80s. It's got knobs for gain(w/compressor on a push-pull pot), volume, bass, mid & treble (w/push-pull bright switch), round the back are jack-holes for headphones and an effects loop and I think it's got a single 12" speaker.
ebay pic of the amp;
Anyway, it was cheap, and old, both positive in my mind.
I plugged it in and had a quick (and quiet, it was like 9:30PM) play with it, and I'm pretty chuffed with it.