SteveAlysis
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Re: Really thinking about saying fudge it and going back to my old rig....
Really thinking about saying fudge it and going back to my old rig....
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Re: Really thinking about saying fudge it and going back to my old rig....
I sold a Marshall JTM, the 3 speaker combo, to get the Pittbull, didn't regret it at all......Had a friend who had the same amp from the same store, no issues with it, the one I got was cursed from out of the box.....I'll never regret getting rid of it....
I sold a Marshall JTM, the 3 speaker combo, to get the Pittbull, didn't regret it at all......Had a friend who had the same amp from the same store, no issues with it, the one I got was cursed from out of the box.....I'll never regret getting rid of it....
dystrust
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Re: Really thinking about saying fudge it and going back to my old rig....
That sort of reminds me of my H&K Triamp. I loved the first two (amp?) channels, but I could never find a setting that worked on channel 3. It was scooped and either too boomy, or shrill and fizzy. Not to mention that it seemed as heavy as an SVT even though it 'only' weighed 65lbs.
That sort of reminds me of my H&K Triamp. I loved the first two (amp?) channels, but I could never find a setting that worked on channel 3. It was scooped and either too boomy, or shrill and fizzy. Not to mention that it seemed as heavy as an SVT even though it 'only' weighed 65lbs.
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toneseeker74
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Re: Really thinking about saying fudge it and going back to my old rig....
Kicked myself for selling my '61 Gibson GA-8...had righteous overdrive, but I wanted more low end. Didn't know much about speaker swapping back then. Bought a '62 Epiphone Devon, the same circuit, but it just didn't sound as good. About 2 years ago I tracked down another '61 GA-8. Sounds even better than my first one!
I've owned 3 different Traynor YBA's. Sold the first YBA-1 to get a YBA-1A. Man, the second one was a wonderful beast. Sold it due to financial reasons. Bought another YBA-1, earlier model. Once again, the third time around I have found an even better sounding amp. But I'm still tracking down some metallic ringing noise. Going to recap it and put on a grounded cord.
Kicked myself for selling my '61 Gibson GA-8...had righteous overdrive, but I wanted more low end. Didn't know much about speaker swapping back then. Bought a '62 Epiphone Devon, the same circuit, but it just didn't sound as good. About 2 years ago I tracked down another '61 GA-8. Sounds even better than my first one!
I've owned 3 different Traynor YBA's. Sold the first YBA-1 to get a YBA-1A. Man, the second one was a wonderful beast. Sold it due to financial reasons. Bought another YBA-1, earlier model. Once again, the third time around I have found an even better sounding amp. But I'm still tracking down some metallic ringing noise. Going to recap it and put on a grounded cord.
