All user reviews for the Warwick CCL ND 8

Bass Combo 250W transistor

HP 15 "+ tweeter

output jack + hp DI output with switch prpost + headphone + effects loop and tuner output + line out

switch: switch + mute switch for bass boost switch + + treble amplification limit swith

legalization: potent. low / medium / high with another potent. to choose quellle midrange frequency boost is desired.

UTILIZATION

The configuration is very simple, we get the desired sound very easy especially with the qualisation paramtriques of mdiums, and Bass Boost switches or hight boost. I used it to play jazz funk latin, so I need a sound pallette large enough (its the Big Bootsy Collins, The more the mdium Jaco, warm and cozy for jazz). I play a Warwick Corvette Proline. The marriage of the two is the manual in French is simple and the explanations are good.

SOUNDS

I used to play jazz funk latin, so I need a rather large sonic palette (its the Big Bootsy Collins, Marcus Miller's Slap His most mdium the Jaco, warm and cozy for jazz). I play a Warwick Corvette Proline. The marriage of the two is excellent. The limit is INTERESTED especially when using a bass wah pedals, which tends to return very serious, the limit can avoid the saturation of HP while keeping good volume. Power is more than enough to play in a funk band with a drummer who is sending. I do the test is that half the volume, it becomes deaf APRS.
What I love about this amp is the grain that can be put by increasing the gain. (His Jamiroquai). It is also versatile trs.

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for 2 years and rptition concert (bar and scnes)
One such characteristic is to be shot pan (see photo) so it offers a better sound distribution. And it also hides two wheels and a poignertractable for transport (A bit like the suitcase wheel) and two large grips latrales. Very practical during the concerts.
Before I tried Hartke (HA3500 head) and Bafle 210 XL Series, a little too cold my taste. I also tried the combo VX Series, but a little cheaper dcevant and super heavy.
Ampeg sound m'intressait do not for my style of music.
Otherwise I tried The series of SWR Working Man, trs good but more expensive.
The quality-price ratio is really good, the sound is great, although the connections complte and it is very practical transport and the level of production is impeccable.
C'tait rflchis choice carefully and I would do without hsiter.

It's a transistor amp 250watts.

jack output + + DI line out

Acute bass punch attack gain (I still have yet to forget sorry)

UTILIZATION

Easy does it really fast by hand for those who are not. This gives a little to get a good sound I use it very easily in any style he has a great punch and full of different sounds which makes his game really interesting.
The manual is almost useless when the use of the amp.

SOUNDS

It should be totally my music with its punch and bass that can be huge as sweet a moment to another I am a jazz plays in an alternative rock band spicy asses and I also bring to the area jazz funk of grouve.
Being a big fan of rage against the machine I use obviously a cry baby bass pedal Dunlop, a korg multi effect and a small bass ibanez much changed.
High Chairs I get sound but no fat or lens.
I love pushing the bass in the negative and put a max attack and punch is great the sound is super soft High Chairs at a time.

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for a year and a half.
What I like about this amp is that the heat of play I do not like it to me a lack of gain can be.
I hesitated between this model and a Hartke and won the warwick.
The value for money is perfect and I would do without hesitation the same choice if the amp breaks I think frankly stay at warwick nothing to say more.

Any transistor amplifier 250 watts
HP 15 "+ 1 tweeter neo
entry, ain, limit, low boost switch, bass, mid parametric punch attack, IAEG boost treble, mute switch volume.

rear:
XLR output pre or post equalization
effects loop
we switch off the tweeter,
switch which cuts the frequencies below 125 Hz

Big advantage: it is lightweight (27 kg) and comes with wheels!
Frankly it's tip top.

It lacks a connection for an extra hp but it is not blocking for small and medium sized indoor scenes.

Mine was manufactured in Germany, recent versions are manufactured in China.

UTILIZATION

The setup is fairly simple, not too many button to turn to find what you want. The limiter is really convenient and does not pump in the sound.

It warms the sound but the bass is respectuex used.
I used it for an outdoor concert: it spreads well, the sound stays clean even with the volume turned up.

Much playing alone, it is best to cut the tweeter, as a group must put it really helps to define the sound.

Quibble: I'm not sure of the advertised 250 watts, but I have to do with a concert inside to check.


SOUNDS

I rock with lots of fuzz or distortion and it agrees very well 2.

It spreads even leave the ground, it has to come from HP is available at an angle.

The sound is the bass with more heat, it stays clean thanks to the limiter. I use a warwick fna jazzman 5-string and it is well that bad.

OVERALL OPINION

OCCAZ bought a week ago. For the time being used once in outdoor concert.

Pros:
- Even on its own funds
- Is easily adjusted
- The weight and wheels (BIG BIG more)
- Effective communication

Cons:
- Lack may be a chouille watts but it remains to be indoors
- No connection to add a 2 * 10 but I personally do not feel the need,