squank":fyd62qco said:
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duesentrieb":fyd62qco said:
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That's a cool $8K right there isn't it?
It's easier to spend somone elses money hahahaha
With that said, Ive never played the Hagen but I love Pete and his amplifiers, so to answer the question in a serious manner, I don't think that you could go wrong with either.
and a word to squank, The NATAS is pretty freaking flexible. It is not a one trick Pony. I just figured that id say that since I don't want people thinking that the NATAS isn't flexible, because it is
Hey, no dis to the Natas from me. I didn't say it was a one trick pony, because, as you mentioned, it's not.
I just found the Hagan to be
more flexible than the Natas, at least for my purposes. Fortin makes a great amp, that's for sure.
It's obvious I'd pick the Natas, because I currently own one, but it's silly to say if an amp is flexible or not when you've never played it... There are only two completed Natas amps in the world; Digital Jams owns #1 and I own #2.
From the clips so far, the Hagen sounds pretty darned awesome. Peter does great work as well, and delivers in spades in the customer service department.
No amp in existence sounds like the Natas; it implements several proprietary design aspects never used in guitar amplification, and it truly does have more headroom than any other amp I've ever heard. I had the Natas in the room with the master volume around 2 o clock, and it ate my 5150 III alive when the master was literally dimed.
I will be putting up some more Natas clips in the very near future to show what this amp is capable of.