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aaaaand.... another Earforce Clip
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Empathy
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you're gonna have to deal with them directly, that way it's also easiest to specify the tube layout, tolex options etc.
the email addy of their amp designer/tech is:
henrich[at]earforce[dot]de
he's busy as fark, so it might sometimes take a bit longer for him to reply to the mails, but you'll get all the answers from the man himself.
the email addy of their amp designer/tech is:
henrich[at]earforce[dot]de
he's busy as fark, so it might sometimes take a bit longer for him to reply to the mails, but you'll get all the answers from the man himself.
Empathy
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Awesome man, company direct sales are always a win. I'll assume his english is top-notch? I'll scan through their site later, google translator should give me a decent idea prior to contacting him.
I don't know HOW good his english is, but since he's an engineer with higher education etc it'll suffice I guess.
to sum up the page:
Everything is hand wired PTP, only highest quality materials, transformers are massive and custom made in Germany for these amps.
The tone feels EXTREMELY direct (if you open the amp you'll know why..not much in there that could get in the way of good tone, everything is optimized for best possible tone and feel).
you can choose tolex color, chassis color, serial loop, parallel loop, tubes etc.
there's a footswitchable boost that is rather unique as it boosts the volume (set amount of boost with a pot at the rear of the amp) and adds some more compression/squishyness to support lead lines...really useful.
for a quick demo check this:
Henrich is extremely nice to work with....
and all that for a (what I think is a ) fair price.
the 2 channel head is about 2000€ (a Rectifier over here is about twice that much, a Recto about 500€*more expensive)
to sum up the page:
Everything is hand wired PTP, only highest quality materials, transformers are massive and custom made in Germany for these amps.
The tone feels EXTREMELY direct (if you open the amp you'll know why..not much in there that could get in the way of good tone, everything is optimized for best possible tone and feel).
you can choose tolex color, chassis color, serial loop, parallel loop, tubes etc.
there's a footswitchable boost that is rather unique as it boosts the volume (set amount of boost with a pot at the rear of the amp) and adds some more compression/squishyness to support lead lines...really useful.
for a quick demo check this:
Henrich is extremely nice to work with....
and all that for a (what I think is a ) fair price.
the 2 channel head is about 2000€ (a Rectifier over here is about twice that much, a Recto about 500€*more expensive)
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Mago
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sooooooooooooo
after one night of sleeping about it I think this clip basicly sold me
Gonna have to quit smoking and save up for that thing
after one night of sleeping about it I think this clip basicly sold me
Gonna have to quit smoking and save up for that thing
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http://www.thomann.de/de/audio_technica_atm_250de.htm
This one?!
New secret weapon?
Maybe I missed it, had to sort my life and haven't checked the forum for months...
Did this one replaced your 57's for gits?
This one?!
New secret weapon?
Maybe I missed it, had to sort my life and haven't checked the forum for months...
Did this one replaced your 57's for gits?
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FUuuu, that Fucker is about 400€...
But I have to ckeck it anyhow, kinda dislike one 57 atm, trying it with fredman these days but, you know...
But I have to ckeck it anyhow, kinda dislike one 57 atm, trying it with fredman these days but, you know...
Don't get me wrOng, The 57 is still my favorite mIc for guitars!
But it's sometimes nIce to have another flavor.
I'm also using the m201, m160, md421 and pr30 a lot
But it's sometimes nIce to have another flavor.
I'm also using the m201, m160, md421 and pr30 a lot
