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Bergantino B/Amp at NAMM
- Thread starter Munjibunga
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The amp weighs in at about 6 pounds... I believe you will be able to change the frequency center points for each EQ control..
I should be able to do that next week.
It's a speaker switcher. It has eight switchable outputs from one input.
Ohms and watts on both, also dimensions in inches. Potentially looking to put together a modular stack with a 410 and a 210. The weights on these are certainly attractive.
so it's been a number of hours... and no more info about this! 
I don't care that this timezone thingy means that most of you might be asleep!
To those who have heard it.... what does it sound like? I'm guessing the way that the profiles can tune the Eq, HPF, multiband compression and limiting to the cab - a bit like Jim did with the ip series - but what does the preamp on this thing sound like?
I don't care that this timezone thingy means that most of you might be asleep! To those who have heard it.... what does it sound like? I'm guessing the way that the profiles can tune the Eq, HPF, multiband compression and limiting to the cab - a bit like Jim did with the ip series - but what does the preamp on this thing sound like?
As a very happy owner of 2x CN112s, I am definitely drooling over this one. GAS!
...even though I bought a Tecamp Puma 900 last year...
...even though I bought a Tecamp Puma 900 last year...
so it's been a number of hours... and no more info about this!
To those who have heard it.... what does it sound like? I'm guessing the way that the profiles can tune the Eq, HPF, multiband compression and limiting to the cab - a bit like Jim did with the ip series - but what does the preamp on this thing sound like?
You can't really tell much at NAMM - can't turn up loud enough and too much other noise. My bet would be this tends towards the clean/pristine side of things.
If it's anything like my IP, it's going to be crystal clear, deeper than hell and mindblowingly reactive.
It will... that front USB port will also accept a dongle for a Bluetooth enabled footswitch.
This amp has a huge amount of flexibility, all of which won't necessarily be available at launch.
The best part is, it won't need to be, as it'll continue to evolve and with the ease of updating (USB), won't be obsolete or "old" for a very long time.
Actually, Jim's in Hall E, which is notably quieter than the cacophonous upper halls, so you can actually hear what's being played. It's difficult to describe sound in words. I'll give it a shot after Sunday. The amp is clean and versatile. It's more akin to GK than Aguilar (but really has its own voice, which is to say not very much inherent coloration with everything at noon). I didn't spend much time dialing in different frequency centers, but I should have a chance to do that next week. I'll add more info in the next couple days. Clean and pristine would be appropriate adjectives.
more info would be amazing - I'm intreaged what the filter button/knob does too.... Wondering if the stock sound is the clean pristine sound you would expect and the filters add more "amp colour" in if needed.
