SpiderWars
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I've had a few over the years as PA power living in the southeast. Very common. Those things weigh as much as a tank!
Friedman Vintage Plexi
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harddriver
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I think having all of that Wattage like the H&H's on tap the Peavey CS800 would probably sound pretty close to an H&H and they have 1/4" jacks on the input and ouputs to connect to multiple 4x12's. I may pick one up one of these days just to try one out.
SpiderWars
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Even if it doesn't...you'll have an anchor for your yacht. (old southeast joke)
Kapo_Polenton
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What Marshall SHOULD be doing, is doing a 1 watt plexi. Crankable .. that's what we want. Crank it without attenuation which changes things. There is the play. Those little bastards they did a few years back sounded good.
harddriver
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They may sound good but it just isn't the same experience or feel as playing a 50 or 100 watt amp. Now if you slave that 1 watt amp into a larger power amp you might get closer to the same experience. But after all these years a 100 watt amp just covers all the bases for me even at low volumes.
Kapo_Polenton
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I guess...but I think that's the niche that is missing. Personally attenuation below half way still sucks. With a NMV thwt means i still have to play loud. I suppose load box and IR's can solve that problem though
harddriver
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1 Watt NMV is still quite loud really to get it clipping and once you start turning it up it loses headroom, punch and it runs out of ass. This has been my experience with my 3 watt single ended Jose modded 2203 amp. It sounds great but playing through my 50 and 100 watt Marshall's have the entire package that I fully enjoy.
The Mojave Dirty boy was designed as a low wattage amp getting reamped by another bigger power amp in one amp to my understanding. I don't think these really took off but it is interesting to say the least.
Thanks. Soo, 13 years later, just reggurgiatating the same thing!
GrimTrigger
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Is this the video you are talking about? DR does 4 seconds of "Unchained" after some prodding by Dave F
The amp sounds like it is really fun to play.
Gtrshred
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Is this the video you are talking about? DR does 4 seconds of "Unchained" after some prodding by Dave F
That's it!!! Thanks!
Kapo_Polenton
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Man he's ripping in that video. Such great touch and feel from DR. Amp sounds amazing but DR makes most amps sound their best.
harddriver
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Is this the video you are talking about? DR does 4 seconds of "Unchained" after some prodding by Dave F
Sure sounds like it checks alot of the plexi boxes IMHO................I wonder if Dave is running his usual Vintage 30 and Greenbacks in the 4x12 cabinets in the clip?????
Gtrshred
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I wonder too. It sound phenomenal. Lots of questions I'm sure will be answered soon. I've heard the amp should come out by end of April beginning of May.
Seems Doug is playing the PLEX though a PS2. Wonder if the master volume will yield the same tone. Really looking forward to picking one up.
I remember someone saying the cab was all Greenbacks at NAMM
chris lykins
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Rapps is a beast
Agreed! He is so freakin' good. Amazing sense of feel. That said, I am really interested in hearing what people think of the amp when it comes out and how it compares to the Suhr SL67 and Metropoulos Metro-Plex.
I’ve been wondering the same thing.
The Metroplex MKII has G’s emulation magic happening, but the Suhr SLs seem very similar to the Plex; variac switch and other EVH tweaks, and I think their MVs are similar. Someone needs to do an A/B clip with them.
So, are there any real differences between the Plex and SL67? I believe the Plex is PCB—maybe?—and the SL67 is a turret board. But circuit and features seem to be pretty damn similar. Curious.