Chris6870
Well-known member
Made in USA, that's good to see. Don't care for the overall look.The Logo is ridiculous.
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racer_j
Member
I saw the made in the USA, I wonder who they are partnering with?
Peavey maybe? With the designer they have an "in", or did they ramp up a whole new production operation?
Peavey maybe? With the designer they have an "in", or did they ramp up a whole new production operation?
university81
Active member
just got posted :
pricing is a bit nuts , i'd certainly get something else for that kind of money
2599 usd for the hellraiser head
3400 or so for the hellwin
pricing is a bit nuts , i'd certainly get something else for that kind of money
2599 usd for the hellraiser head
3400 or so for the hellwin
mystixboi
Well-known member
Sounds pretty good but the pricing is kind of steep
Frolid
New member
Motorpud":2eaz7vag said:I really, REALLY don't like the logo. The font is pretty cheesy and it just seems like they could have put a little more thought into it regardless of price
I agree with that. The logo is unattractive, but I am interested to hear how it sounds. I've played some schecter guitars but never owned one, and I have played some good and some bad. Just have to wait and see if the amps are going to be worth the buck.
dooredge
Well-known member
I really can't believe the pricing on these things. Pretty freaking ridiculous!
glassjaw7
Well-known member
Motorpud":opqra8le said:I really, REALLY don't like the logo. The font is pretty cheesy and it just seems like they could have put a little more thought into it regardless of price
Why don't you like it Nate? I'm with dooredge, looks great!!! Not big at all.
dooredge
Well-known member
Hahahaha! 
GOING FOR IT HUGE!
GOING FOR IT HUGE!
leib10
Well-known member
It makes no sense for them to be brand new to the amp business (and therefore untested) and expect people to shell out that kind of cash for their products when there have been other established boutique amp makers (Bogner, Diezel, etc.) who charge similar prices for their amps.
That being said, logos aside, I'm curious to see how they sound. Synyster Gates has played some serious metal amps (Mesa Boogie Rectifiers, Bogner Uberschalls, Diezel Herberts, Marshall JVM 205s and JCM 800s) and it should be interesting to see how the amp designer combined the features of all those staples.
That being said, logos aside, I'm curious to see how they sound. Synyster Gates has played some serious metal amps (Mesa Boogie Rectifiers, Bogner Uberschalls, Diezel Herberts, Marshall JVM 205s and JCM 800s) and it should be interesting to see how the amp designer combined the features of all those staples.
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riffy
New member
At that price point, I don't see these doing that well... I mean come on... That is VERY steep.
I can get Fortin amps for that price and I know I will love them and the build quality on them
is immaculate!
Gary
I can get Fortin amps for that price and I know I will love them and the build quality on them
is immaculate!
Gary
Jeff Hilligan
Well-known member
I think they think well James did design the best selling amp in history and it was built in the USA? So our logo will do better than the old Peavey logo Ed said would never be on the amp? Till he left.?
stephen sawall
Well-known member
It's not the size that matters ... It's what you do with it ? You could always remove the logo ..... with most amps it is pretty easy. I guess we will see if a "Schecter GAS wave" hits the forums.....