Fargen Mini Plexi
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Gearjoneser
Gear Ho
Re: Fargen Mini Plexi
It's not bad for what it is, but it's more intended for moderate volume cleanish/midgain Marshall plexi tones, and doesn't retain the tight low end quite as good as it's louder version the Mighty Plex. Between the two, I'd go with the Mighty Plex, although it's closer to the volume of a Plexi reissue.
One thing I like about those Fargen Plexi copies is the 3 way switch, which changes the voicing from 60s/70s/80s
It's not bad for what it is, but it's more intended for moderate volume cleanish/midgain Marshall plexi tones, and doesn't retain the tight low end quite as good as it's louder version the Mighty Plex. Between the two, I'd go with the Mighty Plex, although it's closer to the volume of a Plexi reissue.
One thing I like about those Fargen Plexi copies is the 3 way switch, which changes the voicing from 60s/70s/80s
brisk
NeverLostologist
Re: Fargen Mini Plexi
http://www.fargenamps.com/miniplex.html
The Mini & Mighty Plex capture all of your favorite British classic rock tones but with a new twist. Our patented "Decade Switch" gives you 3 different classic sounds/gain structures and then drives a cathode biased power section that offers a more harmonically complex top end than your standard fixed bias design. Whether you're in the studio or on the stage these two amps have you covered.
Mini Plex - Output Power - 8-12 watts
Tube Complement - (2) 12AX7, - (2) EL34
Class - Parallel single-ended class A
Front Panel Layout & Equalization - Volume, Master, Treble, Bass, Middle
Size and Weight - Head - 19 3/4"W x 10"H x 10"D, 22lbs - 1x12 Combo - 19 3/4"W x 17.5"H x 10"D, 35lbs.
http://www.fargenamps.com/miniplex.html
The Mini & Mighty Plex capture all of your favorite British classic rock tones but with a new twist. Our patented "Decade Switch" gives you 3 different classic sounds/gain structures and then drives a cathode biased power section that offers a more harmonically complex top end than your standard fixed bias design. Whether you're in the studio or on the stage these two amps have you covered.
Mini Plex - Output Power - 8-12 watts
Tube Complement - (2) 12AX7, - (2) EL34
Class - Parallel single-ended class A
Front Panel Layout & Equalization - Volume, Master, Treble, Bass, Middle
Size and Weight - Head - 19 3/4"W x 10"H x 10"D, 22lbs - 1x12 Combo - 19 3/4"W x 17.5"H x 10"D, 35lbs.
That90'sGuy
DyzaBoyzologist
Re: Fargen Mini Plexi
The Epic 30 DC honeymoon hasn't worn off :smoker:
Ben Fargen is a stand up guy and he takes care of his customers. I also believe he makes some of the best products in the business; I stand by his work 110%, he has made one of the best amps I have ever heard.
Scott_F said:You buyin' one?
Fargen makes some great stuff.
The Epic 30 DC honeymoon hasn't worn off :smoker:
Ben Fargen is a stand up guy and he takes care of his customers. I also believe he makes some of the best products in the business; I stand by his work 110%, he has made one of the best amps I have ever heard.
Amps look way cool tho!
Gearjoneser
Gear Ho
Re: Fargen Mini Plexi
I think the Mini's and Mighty's go for $1100-$1300, which isn't bad, considering most circuit board Marshalls go for those prices. These are handwired one at a time.
Very cool amps. Plus, they match with Marshall cabs nicely, since they kept with the Marshall look.
I think the Mini's and Mighty's go for $1100-$1300, which isn't bad, considering most circuit board Marshalls go for those prices. These are handwired one at a time.
Very cool amps. Plus, they match with Marshall cabs nicely, since they kept with the Marshall look.
