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Kraku
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That's quite a few meters of Marshall.
ZEEGLER
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Kraku
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Which one of those amps and cabs gets the most hours of use per month?
Fusionbear
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As of today...
Fusionbear
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Love Arizona. Wish I could afford Sedona, I would mountain bike a different trail every other day on a three week rotation until my legs or lungs couldn’t take anymore!
I’ll be in Chandler tomorrow and Scottsdale Friday
I was just in Queen Creek last week. Stayed with my nephew and slummed it...
Corey James
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Nice
I’m replying in air via delta Wi-Fi, had an amazing trip.
I was able to meet
@itsgoodnow
Can’t express what a great host this gentleman is, incredibly knowledgeable and giving of his time.
That collection is very special, it’s not a collection easily replicated via a sweetwater credit card to say the least.
Killer experience with a great player and great hang
stephen sawall
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Today's rig is 1 watt into a 4x12.
Erock
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Not sure if you heard of them, but there is this company called Marshall. They were really popular, you should check them out some time.
ZEEGLER
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Actually, for a couple months now, it's been an amp that isn't shown in the picture. I picked up a Rivera Thirty Twelve combo with a 65 watt Creamback in it. I've never particularly liked any of the combo amps I've owned before, but this one fucking kills. Normally the Rivera KII, the Roadster and the Uber see the most use. When I was gigging, it was pretty much always the Rivera KII. I don't recall ever gigging the Uber, and I haven't played out since I got the Roadster. If I play out again, I'll be taking the combo.
311splawndude
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Not sure if you heard of them, but there is this company called Marshall. They were really popular, you should check them out some time.
I was going to seriously mention this to @ZEEGLER but I suppose the Rivera's and Bogner's scratch that itch
TotallyRadGuitars
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Hey, Rivera Knucklehead II, any chance you've had a K-Tre and compared them? They look extremely similar but the II has those pull switches on the gain channel. Would love to hear them both side by side.
TotallyRadGuitars
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Here's what mine looks like at the moment. Amps on the shelves are doubled up, so there's a front row you can see in the pics and another row behind that lol. Still some overflowing into the corner of the room there... work bench and computer behind the camera.
Smash
Hack
I mean. I post this all the time...but it never gets old for me to look at.
ZEEGLER
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Dude, I've been looking for one for a decent price forever. The one time that one popped up for sale locally for a decent price, I just couldn't spare the cash at the time.
From what I understand, the Tre is an evolution of the II (which makes sense) and has a little more gain, but eliminates a couple of the push/pull features. The KII has push/pull options on all three tone controls of the gain channel. Sweet for the treble, Scoop for mid, and Boost for bass. The Sweet, and Scoop functions are very useful, so I'm not sure why they would eliminate those. The bass Boost control though, is ridiculous. The amp already has a ludicrous amount of low end on tap. The Boost is downright silly. I guess if you don't have a bass player in the band...
The KII has a global Presence control, and Focus, which tightens the low end. On the K-Tre, the Focus is replaced with the Foundation control. I'm not sure if it's any different to the Focus, or if they just renamed it.
I am still on the lookout for a K-Tre, so I'm hopeful that one day, I will get one.
Bad Brain
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rsm
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which one? Computer rig? ISP Theta Pro or MSX?