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Do you have one? Would love to hear your thoughts on it.Morgan MP200 an option?
Indie/alternative similar to Death Cab, Foals, Mutemath, Temper Trap but we also draw on ambient influences like Sigur Rós.So, Ashdown CTM-15?
No, seriously, what type of music do you play and what type of sound are you looking for. Also, the SVT-VR weighs 85 pounds...![]()
Indie/alternative similar to Death Cab, Foals, Mutemath, Temper Trap but we also draw on ambient influences like Sigur Rós.
Do you have one? Would love to hear your thoughts on it.
I've heard great things about them. Would love to get my hands on one.I do. It's a 200 watt beast that only weighs 42 pounds. Very, very deep bass. Hand wired. 2, 4 or 8 ohms. Focus knob really opens up (or closes) midrange.
No longer in production.
The Reeves does offer plenty of clean headroom and beautiful tones. IIRC, when Tom Bowlus' mag reviewed it, the one they had was delivering over 250 watts. It offers time tested/proven circuit design, no scrimping on parts selection, and superb build quality. The DI signal is tapped off of the output transformer. Hand-made in America, if that makes a difference to you. I believe they weigh a little over 60lbs. It helps that the newer models have two carry handles. If you'll be transporting it, you'll want a cover or case, as it doesn't come with one...