Washburn BD75R 112 Combo

Good Amp, nice and loud. i dont ever use the distortion since a have a zoom G7.1ut, that sounds awesome. also has reverb, and 2 distorion channels, although they are insanley noisy.

sounds good, my new pedal kinda bottoms out the speaker so i am very carefull. kinda hissy without a noisegate. distortion is a nice newage sound but i dont use it.

well, one of the boards fried... so it made a terrible burning smell for almost 2 years. i though i had cooked the speaker but that was not it... so i took it to an electronics shop and they fixed it for 80bucks... now its as good as new.

my warranty was up when it broke so i have no idea.

if it were stolen i wouldent get another one, since they dont make em anymore... o would probly get a nice marshall or something, but im really happy with this and feel it was a good buy.

very good features, such as reverb, and 2 distortions

the sound is great!!!!!

very reliable

the customer support was very good

this amp rocks for all types of music because of its clean and the 2 distortions

has three channels clean, gain, high gain. really a quality!! amphlifier. has two external speaker out 4ohm & 8 ohm. and you can adjust send&return level. footswitch is not included. it's equipped with bad dog speaker which satisfied me. it's also loud. I have used many amp.s wihich were 65,100 watts marshall & 120 watts laney and 100watss fender but this dog is some crazy louder..

I'm using it with ibanez rg 550 with dimarzio pafpro&steve's special. the clean channel is wonderful, I don't like fx amphlifiers and have tried many of them. the clean channel fully gives what your pedal or proccessor sends. reverb is also good. it's very loud that you think again is this 75 watts or 150? , and no distruction on sound at high volumes. I was very exited in this amp. because as a amphlifier brand I had not think that a washburn can be succesfull as many known amphlifier brands. also it's some better from many of them.

y have taken a washburn product first time and it really exited me. It seems that it will never broke down, also i wish it:)

I have not needed yet any customer support. but the seller said they can help whenever I need.

I have used many of amphlifiers and this baddog sounds pretty. It does yt's job very well. it's loud as you may want. the clean tones of my ibanez rg 550 became incredible. overdrive also sounds well.

This is a new amp model for 2002,and it has three channels;clean,overdrive and high gain.it has line out, speaker out,effects loop controls for level,foot switch jack(which wasn't included and pissed me off!)and a head phone jack.It has a 12"bad dog speaker that sounds pretty good.i've used it at home at church and it worked fine till it crapped out about a week after i bought it.The dealer exchanged it with no questions asked.It weighed more than my peavey classic 50!It was too heavy and too loud for me so I traded it for the BD40R model which sounds just as good but has nowhere near the power.

I use a yamaha sd120 with semour duncans and a jay turser with a gibson 490t in the bridge.They both sound great with this amp.the reverb is good but the distortion is full tilt even with the gain switched to zero.Definitely a modern sound;no vintage buffs need apply!The clean channel is pristine and the distortion is brutal but very controlable with more than enough e-q available.If you are young and strong like a bull,this amp is for you.If you balk at the idea of hauling it up a flight of stairs,think again!

I think the breakdown was a fluke as it never skipped a beat after i got the new one.Also one interesting thing:it is identical ,except for cosmetics,to the randall 75 watt model.Check it out!I would have got the randall if I knew;it at least comes with a foot switch and a celestion speaker.Very good for the price overall.

No problem,as my dealer was the one who handled the warranty.But i think washburn is a good company with my dealings with them in the past

I have been playing for more than twenty years and have demo'ed them all.If it came with casters i might have kept it.It is ,in my opinion,superior and much quieter than fender solid state amps of any size.