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Tele-Meister
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Hills of Pennsyltucky..DuBois,PA..USA
Age: 55
Posts: 291
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Need help/advice on a new amp purchase
I am going to purchase a new amp.
Due to...uh...cash flow issues, it will be solid state. I want something with power/loud. (We play alot of out door camp sites during the summer and don't mic anything) I am looking at either the Fender Frontman 212R 100W or the Crate FlexWave Series FW120 120W 2x12 . (Both are in the same price range $330). The Crate has DSP. Before anyone says "play them both", the nearest place that has them is a GC about 110 miles from me. I am currently using a Peavey Transformer 212 wich is 100W Stereo. It is a good amp, but just doesn't seem to get the highs that I am looking for. Was hoping that someone here has had some experience with at least one, or both of these amps. Thanks Jim |
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Tele-Meister
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Arkansas, currently on walkabout
Posts: 476
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have never played one but every time i've heard people mention these they seem to like them. and you can find them for about 3-400 on ebay
if that doesn't work i would look at some peavey's they are built like tanks and reliable. i have a peavey transtube express, 65 watts ...good clean...nasty gain stage but it always lights up and is loud and i got it for about $75 good luck |
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Tele-Meister
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Hills of Pennsyltucky..DuBois,PA..USA
Age: 55
Posts: 291
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Thanks Sandman....
Peavey does make a good amp. I have the Transformer 212 and the Express 112. To me, the Express sounds better than the Transformer. I guess I just want the expierience of owning a new, never used, amp. |
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