Hello, this is my new Spoiler and  my new set, I have two SAD 4x10, It?s a funky funky tone....
I love it!!!

Eugen,
many congrats to your new baby.
Have fun mate!
 
Oliver (Spyderman)

Very nice set up.  How do you like your Hartke?  I've been looking at those.
 
Sam

Hi Sam, it?s sheap, and a good amp for worker, very different tones tube/solid state, a very good working graphic EQ, I like the amp

Thanks, Jack Bruce uses the 7000 amp with XL cabinets and sounds great.  Of course that fine German bass he plays helps with that sound.
 
I had a Hartke bass and was not satisfied with it but have always heard their amps were real good quality.
 
Sam

I liked the Hartke 3500 I had.  The tube preamp, EQ and onboard compressor were surprisingly good for the relatively low price I paid (used) for the head.  I can vouch for durability as well.  My amp was dropped several times and never let me down.  In fact, the only thing I ever had to do to it was replace a power switch.  Great quality - good price.
 
Bill

But.....the Cooler is very loud, it?s a problem for studio work, test the SAD Cabinets...great!!
 
 
 
Eugen ( Tattooman )

I previously owned a 1X15 Hartke XL Cabinet, a 4.5 Hartke XL Cabinet, and the tweeter bank they used to make but don't anymore.  I also had a Hartke 7000 amp.  It was great stuff - very tight sound, lots of tones, simple controls, and it was biampable with a built in cross over and two power amps.  However, I sold it all and bought an Ampeg SVTIV Pro Head, and Ampeg BXT cabinets (1X15 with tweeter and 4X10 with tweeter).  Why?  I test drove the Ampegs at a Guitar Center, and just loved the sound - tight, yet warm, and the mid roll off on the tone controls is awesome, particularly if you use different instruments from different manufacturers (I own Fenders, Gibsons, a Rickenbacker, a MusicMan, and my Alembics).  Plus, it had 490 watts at 4 ohms versus about 250 for the Hartke at the same load.  I never had a problem with the Hartke's though.  Anyone buying them will get a great amp setup IMO.
 
Congrats on your rig, Eugen!
 
Regards,
 
Alan