Burman

HarrySeven

Funkfingers said:

sweepy said:

blowing up a lot, catching fire and being endorsed by Status Quo

Not necessarily in that order. 

sweepy said:

I temember the 1x12 combo being reviewed in Beat magazine

I tecall both the 1x12" combo and the GX3 pre-amp being reviewed in Music UK magazine.

p90fool said:

The gain made it sound like you were playing next door but one

bandmaster188 said:

always too damn loud. And heavy, very heavy.

ICBM said:

hadn't moved even slightly with the times other than on the price

To conclude, by today's standards, obsolete, sounds a bit nasty and is scarce. How many of them do you reckon that @HarrySeven possesses?

At at least one.

Funkfingers

Do I hear any advance on "one"?

jpfamps

I did some work on a 50W combo last week.

This is for a customer of mine who is finding his 100W 2 x 12 Burman combo is "a bit loud" for some venues.

They very well built and easy to work on, although I would prefer it if they had not used an unusual connector for the speaker and reverb.

I'm not a huge fan of the sound though.

veldt666

veldt666 said:

I used a pair of Pro200 2 X 12 Combo's, from 1978 - 1984. (Sold them & used 2 X Rivera Concerts + EV's).

Burman amps had an Amazing sound, loud & dynamic, but, yes, the weight was incredible.

I still have a 100W Burman bas head in my rehearsal room, (Sounds great with guitar, tho).

My, Pro 4000 Bass head, is now for sale.