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I had a chance to play through a Buster 200 yesterday, I was lead to believe its basically half a 400+ in a weirdly shaped 2 x 10 combo.

I was totally not blown away by it, in any way, despite really trying hard to find a nice growly tone using both a P and a J. I was really let down. :(

I know the 400+ gets loads of rave reviews on here, whats the secret to making these things growl?

EDIT: It seems Ive had the wrong expectations from the amp, so Ive changed the topic title to reflect this

Edited by Mikey R
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The Bass 400+ I had never growled. It was just a juggernaut of clean low end which meant I could do anything with it, with the right signal chain. If you want growl, GK RB series might be a better bet.

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Not my cup of tea, but it seems they definitely have their fans.

If anyone is after a big, tubey warm amp, thats a little unusual, there is one in Mor Music in York going for around £500 (half what it is in on the website).
[url="http://www.mormusic.co.uk/product/mesa-boogie-buster-200w-valve-combo---used"]http://www.mormusic....ve-combo---used[/url]

You might be able to haggle the guys down a little, tell them Mikey sent you.

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