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Epifani 902UL....Finally

#45
vision said:
that would be the ultimate rig...the 902 into a pair of 310UL's would be a REALLY powerful stack, that would be very easy to move around. You could easily throw a pair of 310UL's in the backseat of a car, along with the lightweight UL902...
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Jep! That's going to be amazing.

About the price! Epifani says on the website that price will change which I think means a good way!

This rig x 2 :bassist:
 
#46
Man, after reading up on this thing i'm thinking about holding off on getting the Stew 1.2 and just getting this badboy. This would save a ton of weight, reduce my rack to a neat 4 spaces...and probably force me to take out a loan lol:p

This into a Ps210 and Ps115 (judging by other epi gear) would sound INSANE! I could leave my SVP-PRO and RMX850 in my room for my loud practices against my home theater:D
 
#47
Yeah Frettless, you won't believe the headroom punch you'll get outta the 902. I was fortunate enough to get to demo the proto type and this will change the way people think about switchable power supplies.
 
#52
lo-freq said:
A UL-112 should synergize very well with a UL-310 and the UL-902 (one cab off each channel) -- I like the sound of a 12 with two or three 10's, makes for a good combination of heft and punch.
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For some of my larger venues I play in, I'll use 2-112UL's in one channel and a 410UL in the other. :hyper:
But routinely, just the 410 in one channel for all most all gigs. :cool:
 
#53
MacGroove said:
I like the way you think. I used to use a 210NYC and a 115NYC (listed in the sale section), want a great combination.
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I really dig the combo of 10s and 15s, not to mention you can just pack one to a smaller gig and still have plenty of tone. But man, that 410 and 2x112 combination sounds MIGHTY tempting:hyper:

It's too bad the 2x15 is discontinued or i'd just grab a UL410 and one of those, put one on each channel, and annihilate everyone on the stage and in the first 5 rows:p :D

Hmm...maybe i could use 2 UL610s...:ninja:
 
#58
MacGroove said:
After that much food, you're gonna wanta take a nap. :smug:
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Well, i thought about it for a while (then took a 45min nap:p ) and decided on sticking with the PS210 and PS115....for now...then i'm gonna grab a UL610 to stick on the other channel for outdoor gigs just for the hell of it :D

I can barely wait for May. No more college, new job, and the UL902. Does it get any better? :smug:
 
#59
MacGroove said:
After that much food, you're gonna wanta take a nap. :smug:
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+1

i'm still haunted by the prototype UL610 i tried waaaaaaaaay back when nick was first thinking about mass making them. thru his then tube pre prototype and power amp prototype, i nearly fainted.

btw, i'll be stopping by the shop tomorrow, wednesday morning, to try the new UL902 amps. i'll post back here and let you guys know.
 
#60
jokerjkny said:
+1

i'm still haunted by the prototype UL610 i tried waaaaaaaaay back when nick was first thinking about mass making them. thru his then tube pre prototype and power amp prototype, i nearly fainted.

btw, i'll be stopping by the shop tomorrow, wednesday morning, to try the new UL902 amps. i'll post back here and let you guys know.
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Looking forward to your report.
 

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