Session 400 Amplifier

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Bill Duncan
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Session 400 Amplifier

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I have Session 400 that I like but never play anymore. I now use either a 50-watt tube amp or a Katana. I wonder how many still use the old Session 400. They are a great amplifier and great sound but big and heavy.
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Jack Hanson
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Post by Jack Hanson »

This one's pretty heavy, but it's not really all that big. A great amp. I love it:
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Dennis Detweiler
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It's had a lot of playing time. I bought it new the first year they were introduced (1974). Too heavy to lug onto a job for me very often, but I still use it at home.
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Dave Campbell
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Post by Dave Campbell »

i use two. life is short.


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Bill C. Buntin
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Post by Bill C. Buntin »

I still use mine. 1975 I think. It’s getting pretty tired. Needs new caps I’m sure.
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Bill Duncan
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Post by Bill Duncan »

I use a Katana Artist 100 with TT12 speaker
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