Happy Holidays

[Koop]

Happy Holidays and a great New Year to all.

Last week I bought myself a Tweaker and Santa (my wife) put a Hermida Audio reverb pedal under the tree. The amp is awesome and the Hermida in the loop makes a great sounding amp even better.

Thanks to Bruce, Ian and the rest for making such a fantastic amp affordable. BTW - my sales guy at Guitar Center in Southfield (Scott) said I just missed Bruce. He came in shortly after I left. Apparently he's working on a pedal project.

 

[Ian Egnater]

Happy Holidays and a great New Year to all.

Last week I bought myself a Tweaker and Santa (my wife) put a Hermida Audio reverb pedal under the tree. The amp is awesome and the Hermida in the loop makes a great sounding amp even better.

Thanks to Bruce, Ian and the rest for making such a fantastic amp affordable. BTW - my sales guy at Guitar Center in Southfield (Scott) said I just missed Bruce. He came in shortly after I left. Apparently he's working on a pedal project.

Haha, so you are the one that Scott told us he just sold a Tweaker to!

 

[Koop]

I hope I'm not letting the cat out of the bag regarding a pedal project!

 

[Ian Egnater]

I hope I'm not letting the cat out of the bag regarding a pedal project!

A little buzz never hurt anything

 

[3 Mile Stone]

Tube based modular style pedals or are we talking a more familiar platform? Either way they will say Egnater on tehm and they will

 

[Klark]

Apparently he's working on a pedal project.

God forbid he work on the other projects that he's never finished.. E2, power amp, Vengeance, Armageddon. It'll probably be a few years before Bruce releases these pedals though.. I hear there's terrible lighting up inside the GC colon.

What's funny to me is all the comments that Egnater can't do metal. From those comments, Bruce set forth to build some metal amps. Well, I hate to break to you Bruce, but you probably should have just disregarded those comments.. What's worse? Laughing the comments off? Or actually attempting the task and failing miserably? I guess the comments are still accurate, Egnater can't do metal.

And as far as I'm concerned with the E2, this pretty much sums it up..



Oh and yah, Happy Holidays!!

 

[3 Mile Stone]

Klark,
I doubt anger and rudeness really made you feel any better or made the situation any different or better. Kinda harsh man. May we can we keep the criticism geared to a more constructive nature.

 

[Klark]

Klark,
I doubt anger and rudeness really made you feel any better or made the situation any different or better. Kinda harsh man. May we can we keep the criticism geared to a more constructive nature.

Sorry, but I'm one of the bunch that believes that's one of the problems with America.. Entirely too many people candy coating the sometimes painful truth.

And besides, do really think being nice is going to help? If the dozens, possibly hundreds of guys that have asked nicely for the E2 and a power amp isn't enough incentive, then I guess nothing is..

I guess maybe I'm hoping that some negative comments will light the fire under his ass, after all, that's pretty much what got him to attempt building metal amps.

 

[Len Rabinowitz]

I agree that we should be careful about tone online, but even I am starting to wonder about Vengeance and Armageddon. After all, they were announced about a year ago-

 

[Ian Egnater]

Well, I suppose I should address all of this. We have addressed the E2 situation over and over again. The whole modular line is due for a little updating, and when it happens, we will be sure to alert the masses. Armageddon and Vengeance were shown at NAMM as a bit of a teaser(prematurely, obviously). There will be production ready versions of them at NAMM this year, with all the tonal tweaks we have made over the past year. Also, Armageddon and Vengeance were brought into being, partially because of me being a metal guy and convincing everyone that it's something we need in our line up, not because my dad has some ego about proving people wrong. The pedal thing is just the next avenue we are working on, and I suppose I can tell you guys that they won't be modular, but they will have some cool features, and sound great.

Please remember, that even with our growth, there is still only one person designing all of the new products for you guys. So being rude or negative is obviously not going to do anything. I appreciate and take into consideration any and all constructive comments about our products, but being rude to us is uncalled for and not appreciated.

 

[dgaemc2]

I have high praises for Egnater.....I am absolutely loving my 212 Renegade amp. It sounds fantastic with all of my guitars!!

BTW.....Happy New Year to All!!

 

[3 Mile Stone]

I'm looking forward to the new Tweaker series that I read about lately. The 40 watt two channel version sounds right up my alley. I believe these were to be ready for production in March 2011. Any updates on that Ian?

 

[Ian Egnater]

I'm looking forward to the new Tweaker series that I read about lately. The 40 watt two channel version sounds right up my alley. I believe these were to be ready for production in March 2011. Any updates on that Ian?

I can't say March specifically, but this spring they will be shipping. We will be showing the final tweaked version of it at NAMM in a couple weeks.

 

[3 Mile Stone]

I'm looking forward to the new Tweaker series that I read about lately. The 40 watt two channel version sounds right up my alley. I believe these were to be ready for production in March 2011. Any updates on that Ian?

I can't say March specifically, but this spring they will be shipping. We will be showing the final tweaked version of it at NAMM in a couple weeks.

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