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Re: Hughes & Kettner......
I liked it when Mesa did it... 10 Years ago.
I liked it when Mesa did it... 10 Years ago.
Hughes & Kettner......
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dominus
King Midas to Cheap Guitars
Re: Hughes & Kettner......
Those aren't 6 independent channels though. If that's a contender, the XXL is the king.
Clean, Lead, and Ultra channels, each with 3 sub-channels, making it 9 in total.
I liked it when Mesa did it... 10 Years ago.
Those aren't 6 independent channels though. If that's a contender, the XXL is the king.
Clean, Lead, and Ultra channels, each with 3 sub-channels, making it 9 in total.
Re: Hughes & Kettner......
im an old married guy, I WISH I had that problem... hahahaa
about the amp.. Id be curious...seems like alot, but its being billed as the only amp you could ever need. And I know there is always truth in advertising!! haha
im an old married guy, I WISH I had that problem... hahahaa
about the amp.. Id be curious...seems like alot, but its being billed as the only amp you could ever need. And I know there is always truth in advertising!! haha
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Little Pigbacon
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Re: Hughes & Kettner......
By that logic, my Behringer had six.
Those aren't 6 independent channels though. If that's a contender, the XXL is the king.
Clean, Lead, and Ultra channels, each with 3 sub-channels, making it 9 in total.
By that logic, my Behringer had six.
That90'sGuy
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Re: Hughes & Kettner......
I owned a Triamp Mk I for a while. Heavy, loud, but versatile as heck. I realistically used 1A, 2A and 3B the most often. I could get scary good Joe Walsh overdrive tones from 2A, some respectable shimmery cleans from 1A and 3B was a hard rock crunch dream (I was big into Fuel at the time and "Sunburn" was actually recorded with a Triamp Mk I).
The Mk II I played at a GC sounded great and I'd imagine this Mk III is very, very good.
I wish they'd find a way to bring the power level down and use less tubes. I'm not sure how the reliability sits with these, but I gathered the old Triamps had board failures although mine never exhibited any. Customer service from Hughes & Kettner has been non-existant, at least for US distribution, so US buyers caveat emptor.
I owned a Triamp Mk I for a while. Heavy, loud, but versatile as heck. I realistically used 1A, 2A and 3B the most often. I could get scary good Joe Walsh overdrive tones from 2A, some respectable shimmery cleans from 1A and 3B was a hard rock crunch dream (I was big into Fuel at the time and "Sunburn" was actually recorded with a Triamp Mk I).
The Mk II I played at a GC sounded great and I'd imagine this Mk III is very, very good.
I wish they'd find a way to bring the power level down and use less tubes. I'm not sure how the reliability sits with these, but I gathered the old Triamps had board failures although mine never exhibited any. Customer service from Hughes & Kettner has been non-existant, at least for US distribution, so US buyers caveat emptor.
