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Thanks, I was also hoping you could elaborate on how the amp sounds? What styles do you play, and how does this stack up for tight metal rhythms? Boost or no boost?

Nice! Please elaborate, I just got the email...

I've been through many speakers, and the M65's have consistently been my overall favorite. Some speakers do certain things better, but to me they sound like a superior greenback. I tried hard to like the EVH greenbacks but ultimately dumped them. Not a fan of the H75. Mesa V30's can sound good...

I agree T75s or Redbacks on bottom, M65s on top. Both killer combos!

So tempting!

So cool, happy 4th to all!

Looking forward to your initial impressions...I have my eye on a local one as well.

Just curious if you have seen the guts and can confirm this is the case, or if you are just assuming based on the tones here?

I picked one of these up from Guitar Center and I gotta say...I'm impressed. At volumes under about 95db it actually hangs with my bigger heads. Plenty full and warm like you'd expect from bigger bottles. I've only owned one EL84 based amp prior to this, so I don't have much experience but this...

My favorite setup for this so far is running my chosen amp into the Suhr Reactive Load IR, hi cut on, then line out into my 2150. The double impedance curves will naturally scoop your tone a bit, so an EQ between the SRL and poweramp is helpful for fine tuning. This setup left the Power Station...

Why is it gimmicky? Same reason someone would use an attenuator...drive the amp harder without the volume. Especially NMV amps. Attenuators and even reampers are still a compromise. On paper, making the speaker the attenuator is the least invasive solution. I'll be curious to see if it...

Anyone else able to offer a review on this amp? I'm thinking about pairing it with a 2x12 and a small pedal board for a smaller practice/jam rig. Just can't convince myself to go all digital yet.

Sounds scammy as fuck, but hey 3 positive transactions what could go wrong?

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I've seen a video, maybe Steven Fryette talking, that setting the sag to where the red led flickers as you are playing is a good starting point.

In a traditional head, the operation of the power section causes a voltage swing in the power supply, which is also fed to the preamp section, producing additional overtones and enlarging sustain. My understanding is that the "sag" control on the SYN1/SYN2 units was designed to add this effect...

Price drop!

So pumped for you man! Make sure you check all the tubes are seated before firing her up!

It's definitely worth playing around with. Sometimes if I'm wanting a bit more gain, I find better results stacking two boosts at moderate settings compared to a single boost at max aggro settings. Probably my favorite way to do this is with some type of tube screamer or SD-1 paired with my MXR...

I support this thought process :ROFLMAO: