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Which amp with Berg Cn212?


Freddie75
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[quote name='FuNkShUi' timestamp='1414759295' post='2592995']
The SWR MM pre amp i run sounds great with the Bergs i have (HD112 & HD210)
I'm not selling it anymore, so this isn't self promotion!
You are more than welcome to try my SWR out though :)
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Thats a very kind offer sir, however just a bit of research at this stage.

Many thanks
Freddie

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I agree the TH500 does sound great with the CN212. I also found that the Eden WT550 with it's parametric EQ does a great job of being able to dial in a tone that works very well with this cabinet. I also found that the Orange AD200B Mk3 delivers a very sweet tone to the CN212 at moderate volume but weighs more than the cab itself!

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I recently took delivery of a Kustom KXB500. My intention was to use it as a back up. This amp has had a lot of praise on TB. I have used the CN212 with a variety of micros (Markbass f500, TH500, Puma 900) and the KXB500 is the pick of the crop IMO and cheap as chips. It is simply amazing value. it is now my go to amp.

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I regard the CN series as a slight tweak/upgrade on the AE cabs and the TH works very well
with the AE so I'd not be surprised it also fits really well with the CN.

I will probably do a jam night tomorrow and the house bass rig is Markbass 112 combo and 112 ext cab.
I'll see if I can tweak it a bit but my initial impressions was the TH500/Berg rig has loads more of the character I
would look for..
In fact I think I'll put in a TH pedal in front to wash out the MB 'thing' :lol: :lol:

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I also liked the GK MB800 with my Berg setup. Not so much the GK MB Fusion 800.

The Tecamp Puma 900 won out over the GK MB800 as the GK fans were loud and annoying when practicing at home. The Puma was silent, and still runs cool.

I think I probably liked the EQ on the GK a bit better than the Tecamp initially, but the Tecamp Puma has proven itself to me over time. I tend to cut more than boost with it.

My playing is finger style funk, jazz, and fusion. Occasional slap.

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[quote name='Guinness21' timestamp='1415658210' post='2602529']
The svt-7-pro and pf800 seem pretty similar, which would be better?
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I've tried the PF500 a bit and so I think that is very much on the lines
of the PF800.... and I think that would definitely be on the list to go with the CN212
and not at all far behind the TH500 as a very good match-up

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