- Apr 3, 2003
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I am really pressed for time right now, but I am so excited, I have to share these quick shots:
Man, if there's a better looking rig than that, I have not seen it yet! (of course there is better looking carpeting, and better photography...)
It is a very compact head, and it fits nicely atop a Bergantino NV-series cab:
Talk about compact, the package was very svelt, and smartly done! (Yes, I was so excited that I took a picture of the amp in the box, before I took it out!)
How's about a little tube glow!
I promise more details, and hopefully better photos, later, but let me say for now that this amp is plenty loud! It pushed the NV215 quite hard, but with excellent control. And the EQ is extremely flexible. I'll try to get more detailed later, but let me say that I could easily dial in a number of excellent tones with this amp (and yes, having both a 40 Hz and an 80 Hz control leads to some interesting combinations!).
Gotta run, Tom.
Man, if there's a better looking rig than that, I have not seen it yet! (of course there is better looking carpeting, and better photography...)
It is a very compact head, and it fits nicely atop a Bergantino NV-series cab:
Talk about compact, the package was very svelt, and smartly done! (Yes, I was so excited that I took a picture of the amp in the box, before I took it out!)
How's about a little tube glow!
I promise more details, and hopefully better photos, later, but let me say for now that this amp is plenty loud! It pushed the NV215 quite hard, but with excellent control. And the EQ is extremely flexible. I'll try to get more detailed later, but let me say that I could easily dial in a number of excellent tones with this amp (and yes, having both a 40 Hz and an 80 Hz control leads to some interesting combinations!).
Gotta run, Tom.
must be because of that Sadowsky logo... 
