Anything Egnater at NAMM?

[Len Rabinowitz]

I was very impressed with the updated renegade, it has that little extra gain the previous one was missing

Did you check out the reverb at all? Some of these have had reverb problems- reverb overloading if the channel volume is too high. Do you think that was upgraded or not?

 

[gtr31]

I was very impressed with the updated renegade, it has that little extra gain the previous one was missing

Did you check out the reverb at all? Some of these have had reverb problems- reverb overloading if the channel volume is too high. Do you think that was upgraded or not?

In the Detroit vids Bruce mentions that they have changed reverbs its still digital but a new design .perhaps this address the reverb level and spillover issues
and will most likely be o the HG renegades i would think

 

[Len Rabinowitz]

I hope they do it for the entire line. The current Renegade has the same reverb as the Rebel 30. I have never heard of this problem with the Rebel 30. I remember that the Renegade was initially announced at 50 watts, and then bumped to 65. I wonder if when they gassed it up they didn't check whether the digital reverb could handle the extra power at higher volumes. I'm not an engineer; its just a guess on my part.

 

[stemlife]

MUST. REVIVE. MODULAR. SERIES. That is all.

 

[SilverSpoons]

I've seen the NAMM 2013 videos of the "new" Egnater things (cool stuff) but where is the new all black Tourmaster??

 

[gtr31]

@ bucksear. No your'e not mate. Although he had a Rebel 30 in the booth I think they've had too many niggly problems with the overseas manufacturing.
Unfortunately it might make these amps too expensive for some.

I think some french site was posting $600 and $800 give or take a few bucks was projected target.
Not Bad for a Usa made amp at all Bogners are about double for the lil ones