That's a big lunch: ZT Bass

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That's a big lunch: ZT Bass

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"ZT's team of scientists and craftsmen have built the ZT Bass Stack, consisting of the soon-to-be-released (ok, late summer) Bass combo amp sitting atop a powered cabinet. Sure, it looks cool. But better than that, it will set a new standard for compact, lightweight bass rigs. Bassists, get ready to nevermore dread loading your gear."http://www.ztamplifiers.com/news/

TB is reporting 400 watts (probably liberally rated, as the Lunchbox), 12" speaker with two(?!) tweeters, and the extension cab is the same power and speaker complement.

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[And reportedly $899 for the combo, $699 for the extension cab. More than most would have hoped, but I'm not sure I was expecting that power.]
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Re: That's a big lunch: ZT Bass

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Hell, I'd give it a shot... I'd at least like to try one...

EDIT: how did I miss the price tag?

Well, I'd still like to try one in person.
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Re: That's a big lunch: ZT Bass

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Hopefully they've rethought it, the first reviews from people who heard the prototypes at NAMM were not favorable to say the least.
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I like the idea, but certainly wouldn't go for it at that price point.
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Didn't see anything very negative elsewhere. That price does demand some performance, though, especially when there seems to be a lot of ultra-mobile bass rig competition these days.
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