| Construction | 20% | 
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| Loudness | 100% |
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| Clarity | 60% |
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| Tone | 60% |
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| Size/Bulkiness | 100% |
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| Value | 0% | |
| Overall | 0% | |
| Reviewer | Mike 11 YRS. |
| Manufacturer | Peavey |
| Model | DataBass |
| Price | $900.00 |
| Dimensions | about 2.5'x1.5x2' |
| Wattage | 450 peak, if working |
| Speaker(s) | 1 BW |
| EQ | yes |
| Effects | no |
| Controls | pre, post volume, bright, standard peavey |
| Other | run away! |
It's crap. This digital piece of shit cuts out under load. I used a passive bass and at various levels, it cut out entirely leaving my band with curious bassless moments that I had to try to explain. Great concept. Peavey engineering. What a little whacker this could've been.
If someone tries to sell you one, shoot him. If you have one, unload it to a steel guitar or harmonica player or clarinet or something this thing can "process". I'd rather have an amplifier. My Peavey Mark VIII and Mark III both work well on the other hand.
| Construction | 20% |
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| Loudness | 100% |
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| Clarity | 60% |
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| Tone | 60% |
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| Size/Bulkiness | 100% |
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| Value | 0% | |
| Overall | 0% | |