Amp advice...
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cobrahead1030
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except fenders had passive eq's and a few less preamp tubes, even if the initial circuit design is similar
Thanks...to bad the bid is up to 375 allready..
Maybe wait till another one hits marktplaats..
What I probally also will do is take some extra pennies next month and spend a good days in a music store in Ukraine...
I think you'll be doing that ass well now 
Seizure.
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JoeJackson
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I think about selling my modded Savage 60 for 600 €.
It was modded by Peter Diezel himself a few years ago. He improved the bass-sound and installed 6L6 Tubes.
It's a roaring beast. I just want to try something different - and I would love to get an amp with two independent channels. Maybe a Triple X...
It was modded by Peter Diezel himself a few years ago. He improved the bass-sound and installed 6L6 Tubes.
It's a roaring beast. I just want to try something different - and I would love to get an amp with two independent channels. Maybe a Triple X...
Soundlurker
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Some stuff..not everything...
I found some drum geat (especially snares) being 100 euro's cheaper..
Cool.. drop me a line when you deff. want to sell it.
We'll figure out a nice deal then...
Sorry, couldn't help it
Whoops...I just keep it there so you can keep laughing...
Mr. Brokenamp
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Oznimbus is basically right. Mesas are based on Fenders which are in turn based on an old design from RCA labs in the 1940's.
Being a tech, I would recommend you sell it and buy a metal amp.
The filtering in the power supply in that amp would never handle the low end you want. It would take major mods to get it to do metal really well.
Being a tech, I would recommend you sell it and buy a metal amp.
The filtering in the power supply in that amp would never handle the low end you want. It would take major mods to get it to do metal really well.
