DAR Amps Forza "studio clip"
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guitarguru777
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Wish there was some bass guitar on that clip to get the full effect but it sounds pretty damn good. No annoying high end thin crunch.
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Ola Englund
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FloridaRolf
W.A.T.
The clip isn't that great, but I think I'm able to imagine it's character... and as far as I can imagine it, pure awesomeness. Not an affordable amp for me, but I think it's price is still great for what you get.
Lasses Uber tones ruin this things day.
I will reserve judgement until more is heard. I do wish this clip had bass in it.
I will reserve judgement until more is heard. I do wish this clip had bass in it.
JeffTD
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ParsonsMatt
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guitarguru777
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Not on my studio monitors the highs were crunchy but not in that overly annoying way.
RemoWilliams
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DAR Amps
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The amp delivers ~800 watts on the leading and trailing transition of every high gain note when turned up. This allows the amp to seriously cut through the mix in a live setting. For recording, you can pull the mic back just a touch to warm it up. Mic'd close in like this (as would be std. with most amps) will give a very tight tone if you are looking for it. The head can deliver just about as much bass response as an SVT if you want it.
All forum members are more than welcome to swing by my shop anytime to play and get the feel for the amp. In the S.F. Bay Area, I'd be more than happy to swing by your studio/(garage) to let you get the feel for it in your familiar enviroment as well.
I'd love to have a few clips made by fellow forum members
Mike (650) 814-1712
All forum members are more than welcome to swing by my shop anytime to play and get the feel for the amp. In the S.F. Bay Area, I'd be more than happy to swing by your studio/(garage) to let you get the feel for it in your familiar enviroment as well.
I'd love to have a few clips made by fellow forum members
Mike (650) 814-1712
RemoWilliams
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The amp delivers ~800 watts on the leading and trailing transition of every high gain note when turned up. This allows the amp to seriously cut through the mix in a live setting. For recording, you can pull the mic back just a touch to warm it up. Mic'd close in like this (as would be std. with most amps) will give a very tight tone if you are looking for it. The head can deliver just about as much bass response as an SVT if you want it.
All forum members are more than welcome to swing by my shop anytime to play and get the feel for the amp. In the S.F. Bay Area, I'd be more than happy to swing by your studio/(garage) to let you get the feel for it in your familiar enviroment as well.
I'd love to have a few clips made by fellow forum members
Mike (650) 814-1712
So tempting to find a way down there and test it out with some 8 string action. But sadly, I'm not where near the Bay Area.
guitarguru777
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Any chance of you dragging one to vegas ...lolThe amp delivers ~800 watts on the leading and trailing transition of every high gain note when turned up. This allows the amp to seriously cut through the mix in a live setting. For recording, you can pull the mic back just a touch to warm it up. Mic'd close in like this (as would be std. with most amps) will give a very tight tone if you are looking for it. The head can deliver just about as much bass response as an SVT if you want it.
All forum members are more than welcome to swing by my shop anytime to play and get the feel for the amp. In the S.F. Bay Area, I'd be more than happy to swing by your studio/(garage) to let you get the feel for it in your familiar enviroment as well.
I'd love to have a few clips made by fellow forum members
Mike (650) 814-1712
lolzgreg
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Thank you for the kind words
I'd love to have a few clips made by fellow forum members
Mike (650) 814-1712
Mail me an amp and pay for return shipping and I guarantee I will produce some clips that will make your amp shine beyond belief on recording. I promise to return the amp to you without a mark on it.
PM me if you're interested.
RemoWilliams
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Ha, if your offering for people to play your amps I could drive up there sometime since I have no life.
Road trips are the bee's knees.
DAR Amps
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Hey folks,
Everyone is welcome to come by anytime, seriously. I actually travel quite a bit, so dropping me an email with your contact info to mike@daramps.com would not hurt as I would not be surprised at all to be in your area soon enough.
I think once a few more players have the opportunity to get a feel for these amps and post a vairety of clips, then the properties of the amp will be made clearer for people to judge.
Everyone is welcome to come by anytime, seriously. I actually travel quite a bit, so dropping me an email with your contact info to mike@daramps.com would not hurt as I would not be surprised at all to be in your area soon enough.
I think once a few more players have the opportunity to get a feel for these amps and post a vairety of clips, then the properties of the amp will be made clearer for people to judge.
AudioPhile777
Mathew Cohen
The amp delivers ~800 watts on the leading and trailing transition of every high gain note when turned up. This allows the amp to seriously cut through the mix in a live setting. For recording, you can pull the mic back just a touch to warm it up. Mic'd close in like this (as would be std. with most amps) will give a very tight tone if you are looking for it. The head can deliver just about as much bass response as an SVT if you want it.
All forum members are more than welcome to swing by my shop anytime to play and get the feel for the amp. In the S.F. Bay Area, I'd be more than happy to swing by your studio/(garage) to let you get the feel for it in your familiar enviroment as well.
I'd love to have a few clips made by fellow forum members
Mike (650) 814-1712
Hell, if you're ever in Los Angeles/Hollywood, I'm game to try it out. I don't foresee myself being in the bay area anytime soon.
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