I have to admit, I didn't like it. I never owned a HRD, but used many as backlines, and always thought the drive channel was its worst feature.
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Rex_Rocker
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Never tried one, but yeah. I think that's what most people think of it.
What is it like?
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marcello252
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I think it would overlap with deluxe series
My freind has a HRD from about 18yrs ago. The drive ch sounds pretty decent.
Dunno what revision it is though
the drive channel can be fine if you know how to dial it in. it wont sound like a marshall plexis on 10, but few things do. i have a hrd but barely ever use it and will probably sell it later this year, just cause i have a lot of stuff i dont use. a speaker swap makes a big difference, a volume pot swap also makes a big difference for those that find it gets loud too quickly. the blues jr, hot rod deluxe, hot rod deville, and blues deluxe dont give you classic bf/sf or tweed or brown/blonde tones, they are different amps. as backline amps, i dont mind them at all, at least i know what im getting into and ive spent enough time with them to know how to dial em in for what i want
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