Power Amp

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ned911

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Just wanted to tag onto the NAMM thread and add my 2 cents that a small power amp from Egnater would be greatly appreciated.
 
Well lately I've been happy with my EL34's. Also thought a Mod50 in rack form factor would make for a fast setup/tear down rig. Plug in speaker, plug in mic and done. Also help with my fragile body :)

Although I have to say it's been much easier since the hernia diagnosis. The other guys have to do all the work I just connect cables these days. Of course they complain a lot and keep asking when I'm getting it fixed.
 
ned911":1ddcb1bg said:
Just wanted to tag onto the NAMM thread and add my 2 cents that a small power amp from Egnater would be greatly appreciated.
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I would love to see a good 1-space stereo tube power amp from Egnater (or anybody else)
with a quiet fan. That with an Egnater E2 would be the ultimate 2-space stereo solution!

I owned a Mesa 20/20 for a while, but the fan sounded like a little jet engine - useless for recording
or low volume playing.
 
dfrattaroli":3h2ffxib said:
rockridge98":3h2ffxib said:
I owned a Mesa 20/20 for a while, but the fan sounded like a little jet engine - useless for recording.
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Where are you placing the mic?
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It wasn't so much that it bled into the track, it was that it was so annoying to my brain in between takes,
like nails on a chalkboard. I got to where I threw a towel over it every time I turned it on.
Not good for the lifetime of the tubes, I know :( .
I now have a VHT 2/50/2 which sounds awesome and has a quiet fan, but I'm still hoping
for a tube 1-space. I knew someone who had a Marshall 20/20. The fan was almost
as bad, and they had a reputation for reliability problems.
 
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