Where are all the Duncan amps at..?
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Re: Where are all the Duncan amps at..?
This. It's hard to break into new markets. Dean Guitars' fairly good pickup line is having a hard time catching on and their basses have never sold all that well, Framus's guitar line hasn't done that well (but their father company, Warwick, seems to do pretty well with basses), Ovation electrics never caught on, et cetera...
This. It's hard to break into new markets. Dean Guitars' fairly good pickup line is having a hard time catching on and their basses have never sold all that well, Framus's guitar line hasn't done that well (but their father company, Warwick, seems to do pretty well with basses), Ovation electrics never caught on, et cetera...
Boogie Bill
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Re: Where are all the Duncan amps at..?
And they were a bit unreliable, too--people had trouble with the modules.
Bill
And they were a bit unreliable, too--people had trouble with the modules.
Bill
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Re: Where are all the Duncan amps at..?
They weren't all Convertable models - the 84-40 I had was like an AC30 meets Vibrolux Reverb kinda thing. There was an 84-50 too, not sure what else.
I remember the EQ on it was really touchy and interactive which I came to loathe, but like I said my cousin is still using it over 20 years later.
They weren't all Convertable models - the 84-40 I had was like an AC30 meets Vibrolux Reverb kinda thing. There was an 84-50 too, not sure what else.
I remember the EQ on it was really touchy and interactive which I came to loathe, but like I said my cousin is still using it over 20 years later.