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Morgan MP200 all-tube amp = mmm?

yeah but we hear those notes way more from their second harmonic than their fundamentals.

I think you're confusing two separate issues.

Many listening tests have been carried to tests the limits of human hearing using synthesized sine waves. No harminics to speak of. Most people can hear down to 20 Hz.

Now, we can ALSO hear stuff down there that doesn't even exist, if the right harmonics are there to "fool" us. That's a different issue.
 
Damn im really wanting to try one of these or at least hear what they sound like. Can't find soundclips anywhere.

Can anyone who owns/played one let me know when it breaksup into a nice overdrive/distortion?
My main tone is overdriven think Converge ETID etc and since im not playing stadiums don't fancy bursting eardrums.

Cheers
 
Damn im really wanting to try one of these or at least hear what they sound like. Can't find soundclips anywhere.

Can anyone who owns/played one let me know when it breaksup into a nice overdrive/distortion?
My main tone is overdriven think Converge ETID etc and since im not playing stadiums don't fancy bursting eardrums.

Cheers

I have an MP200 in use daily.
Mike adjusted the overdrive to my needs, by putting a "pull gain" function on the gain control, so I can get in to overdrive at almost any volume level if I want to.

The overdriven tone is extremely flexible and very usable for me.
 
Thanks

Have you any soundclips of it? :bassist:

Nope, haven't had time to do any of that.

To be honest, I really can not understand what use internet sound clips would be to someone.....

My advise is to try to get out and actually hear equipment first hand.

Also, Joe Morgan gave me a grace period when I purchased his amp, so if I didn't like it I could return it. So it was a relatively safe purchase.

And after working with Joe, and experiencing first hand how important my satisfaction in his amp was to him, I have absolutely ZERO reservations about recommending a Morgan to ANYBODY looking for a first class, hand made in the USA all tube amp.

The amp has given me EVERYTHING I have searched for in an amplifier for the past 20+ years, and has never failed to do anything I have demanded from it.
 
To be honest, I really can not understand what use internet sound clips would be to someone...

I'm not exactly a TB regular, but I couldn't agree more to that. Most people will be listening to internet sound clips through 2 inch speakers, at best with a quite small sub under the desk. It's just not going to sound the same as a 4x15 (or whatever) is it?

Slightly off-topic, but I was particularly impressed with the dovetail joints - seems to show a real attention to detail in a part of construction that will in all likely never be seen by anyone.
 
Nope, haven't had time to do any of that.

To be honest, I really can not understand what use internet sound clips would be to someone.....

My advise is to try to get out and actually hear equipment first hand.

Also, Joe Morgan gave me a grace period when I purchased his amp, so if I didn't like it I could return it. So it was a relatively safe purchase.

And after working with Joe, and experiencing first hand how important my satisfaction in his amp was to him, I have absolutely ZERO reservations about recommending a Morgan to ANYBODY looking for a first class, hand made in the USA all tube amp.

The amp has given me EVERYTHING I have searched for in an amplifier for the past 20+ years, and has never failed to do anything I have demanded from it.


Pretty difficult to find someone in the UK who has one :crying:
What style of music do you play?