NAD: Boogie Nights

[Al Kraft]

Congratulations on a great rig!

In terms of voicing versatility, professional level big rig performance, and reliability, at that size, weight and cost, I'm not sure there is anything else out there that compares with your rig. Those 112's do have an inherent mid focus but they take EQ well and that head has a tremendous amount of voicing flexibility.

 

[tb-player]

Congratulations on a great rig!

In terms of voicing versatility, professional level big rig performance, and reliability, at that size, weight and cost, I'm not sure there is anything else out there that compares with your rig. Those 112's do have an inherent mid focus but they take EQ well and that head has a tremendous amount of voicing flexibility.

Yeah, it does a lot. I found my tone rather quickly. It really is a great amp.

 

[logdrum]

Congrats. Great rig. Of course it will work for small gigs. There is a master volume and it's not like a tube amp where it will sound anemic if below a minimum. It will definitely work for big gigs

Based on past posts, I will not be surprised if you will move from this in a few weeks though. . If that inclinations happens maybe try the 15 also. I think the 210 + 115 is a sweet combo also

 

[tb-player]

Congrats. Great rig. Of course it will work for small gigs. There is a master volume and it's not like a tube amp where it will sound anemic if below a minimum. It will definitely work for big gigs

Based on past posts, I will not be surprised if you will move from this in a few weeks though. . If that inclinations happens maybe try the 15 also. I think the 210 + 115 is a sweet combo also

I played the same GK/SWR rig for 15 years. Then I played the same Aguilar rig for about 7 years. I think this one is safe.