Yorkville (Traynor)

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My new setup for home.
Yorkville Bass Master 200 + Yorkville BC115
Made in Canada

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I had a 100w Yorkie combo, a generation older than the blue ones. A bit underpowered for rehearsals but perfect for home practice. It was my home amp/ bedroom nightstand for like 15 years. Loved it.

You have a monster home practice rig there. :bassist:
 
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Haji said:
That'll never work. It's too compact and good lookin' to be effective.

I'm not very familiar with Yorkville. What's that weigh? How many watts you gots? 200?
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I have the BM 400 - the 400 watt version of the op's amp - great amp sounds great and very reliable but it is heavy. Weight is listed at 89 lbs - With so many of my bands gigs seemingly at the end of a long set of stairs the Yorkville weight was one reason why I went with the Rumble 500 combo .
 
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I've had a Yourkville 200b 1x15 combo since 1996. It's loud, heavy and built like a tank. Never any issues with it.

The only change I've made is pull all the eat fur off and sprayed the cabinet with Rustolum stone paint..the thing looks like a cinder block now. Lol
 
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A lot of love in Canada for Traynor equipment as it's homegrown and affordable. If I thought I needed a backup amp, I'd seriously consider the 500W Class D that could be had for about $500 Cdn.
I did own a Traynor Bass Amp likely made in the '70's which seemed to blow fuses every six months. Ditched that amp after a few repair bills.
That amp plus my old Jensen sparkly 2x12 cabinet would have been a Janky Rig of Doom candidate. Too bad I have no pics.
 
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eriky4003 said:
A lot of love in Canada for Traynor equipment as it's homegrown and affordable. If I thought I needed a backup amp, I'd seriously consider the 500W Class D that could be had for about $500 Cdn.
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It wasn't until only recently that I started looking into Traynor products. No idea how I missed this all-important Canadian brand for this long.

Just a couple of months ago, I sent off an email to their customer service with a product inquiry and was thoroughly impressed with the way they responded so quickly and the way they answered all of my questions with such professionalism. I was totally sold!

Now both the SB112 combo and the SB500H head are at the top of my shopping list.
 
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michael_t said:
It wasn't until only recently that I started looking into Traynor products. No idea how I missed this all-important Canadian brand for this long.

Just a couple of months ago, I sent off an email to their customer service with a product inquiry and was thoroughly impressed with the way they responded so quickly and the way they answered all of my questions with such professionalism. I was totally sold!

Now both the SB112 combo and the SB500H head are at the top of my shopping list.
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If you're thinking of getting one of the SB's definitely get the SB115. It's only $40 more and so much better. I had the chance to try both side to side and bought the SB115. The $40 is really worth it.
 
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