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Darkglass Microtubes 900 Class D Amp
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- Dec 10, 2008
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- Douglas Castro, Founder: darkglass.com
I hope you don't mind me asking, but if you get a chance please A/B them.
Same if you have any other amps nearby.
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That is some talent playing there! I have lately been listening to Nolly's bass playing a lot and someone may like his particular tone or not, but there is no question he can play the heck out of the bass.
I already have.......recorded material being mixed as we speak.
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I preordered mine from Link Removed. Got word they are expecting shipment soon. Can't wait to get this amp!
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- Douglas Castro, Founder: darkglass.com
Hey guys! I just wanted to share this picture from the Microtubes 900 PCB.
Making this happen was a massive challenge, in engineering, industrial design, assembly methods, logistics, even making the enclosure viable were Herculean tasks.
Which is why I wrote this on the PCB. It's a reminder that ideas can become things. Things that can be enjoyed by others and then used to create.
This motto reminds me why we do this, why do we put ourselves on the line and work so hard.
I thought I'd share this. I like to think that many of you guys support us not just because of what we do but why we do it.
Making this happen was a massive challenge, in engineering, industrial design, assembly methods, logistics, even making the enclosure viable were Herculean tasks.
Which is why I wrote this on the PCB. It's a reminder that ideas can become things. Things that can be enjoyed by others and then used to create.
This motto reminds me why we do this, why do we put ourselves on the line and work so hard.
I thought I'd share this. I like to think that many of you guys support us not just because of what we do but why we do it.
Darkglass livestream in 13 minutes, just cause i care.
Here >>>>
Here >>>>
I would love to hear this amp with everything set flat, or no distortion settings, with someone just playing simple bass lines to hear the inherent tone of the amp. I like the idea of 2 ohm capability, and , obviously the wattage, but I'm a player who has no need for distortion in my tone, jus a lot of clean headroom with a little grunt.
Yep! Will be shipping to my customers by the end of next week!
- Dec 10, 2008
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- Douglas Castro, Founder: darkglass.com
Darkglass livestream in 13 minutes, just cause i care.
Here >>>>
Thanks man! That talk was fun!
No hay problema....great to hear the story of Darkglass. You seem like a pretty cool cat, if you're ever in Vancouver Canada, i'll get the first beer.
