| Reviewer
| Chris Hanaway
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| Experience
| 15
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| Email
| hanawayc@hotmail.com
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| Review date
| January 10 2003
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| Manufacturer
| Aguilar
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| Model
| DB750
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| Price
| $1500.00
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| Item owned for
| 1-6 months
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| |
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| Dimensions
| 4 space
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| Weight
| approx. 50lbs
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| Power
| 750 @ 4, 950 @ 2
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| EQ
| 3 band
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| Other
| pre out, tuner, etc
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One word. Incredible! I\'d loved the Aggie sound for years and heard
nothing but great reviews about durability and customer service but I
wasn\'t prepared for the experience of plugging in a Jazz bass to this
thing at a gig. I was very close to going with a db680 pre and a solid
state amp (mackie 1400) but thanks to the feedback on sites like this I
took the plunge on the 750 without a test run and am very satisfied. How
could I not, you ask, at $1500. Well, that had a lot to do with it. I got
lucky finding a dealer who had one that was purchased before the price
hike so...no brainer. Soon as I had the amp out of the store it was worth
more than I paid for it. I knew it would be good but I was FLOORED!
Absolutely disgusting amount of clean power. I\'m running one Eden 4X10
@ 4 ohms and it\'s ridiculous. Tone is exactly what has been said in
prior reviews. Very warm but a great quickness to the attack that all tube
amps don\'t have. This amp is a great balance for someone who wants
warmth for fat full bottom but needs some clarity for flash/funk. I was
fortunate to have some great input from prior BGRA reviewers before my
purchase so I\'m happy to get into specifics with anyone looking to buy.
hanawayc@hotmail.com
| Construction
| 100% | 
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| Clarity
| 100% |
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| Versatility
| 95% |
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| Volume
| 100% |
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| Customer Service
| 90% |
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| Value
| 90% |
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| Overall
| 98% |
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