Might be a bit big for a gig bag. But there will likely be any number of options for covers. I have found numerous suppliers for covers for my YBX1510 and they make covers for YBA 200s and 300s.
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New Traynor YBA 100!!
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Sooooo an all tube Traynor with a sweepable mid control that’s roughly the same size and weight as my old 800RB?
I don’t need it I don’t need it I don’t need it I don’t need it I don’t need it I don’t need it.... I want it.
I don’t need it I don’t need it I don’t need it I don’t need it I don’t need it I don’t need it.... I want it.
Yeah. Need is such a fiddly concept. WANT! is easy.
Mine is on order. It will pair well with my YBX1510 and my Boogie 410.
You are close enough. Just drive to the factory and peek through some windows!
6 months since the announcement!
Could Covid have caused these delays or is Traynor using the same marketing strategy as GK and Ampeg...
Have got to hand it to Mesa. They don't make any advanced advertising claims yet continue to design and build new bass amps faster than the rest.
COVID. Traynor was making ventilators, which is far more worthy than amps. In any case, since we're entering stage 3, I'm jonesing for the amp now
With an order already in, will I get a single digit serial number? Or even better serial number 11.COVID. Traynor was making ventilators, which is far more worthy than amps. In any case, since we're entering stage 3, I'm jonesing for the amp now
One can hope.
Trust me, we don't have a marketing strategy. I've been working here for 32+ years and when COVID hit, it was the first time Yorkville EVER had to lay off our team. The factory is still not functioning as we have very few employees working, production is prioritized for ventilators.
Does Traynor test the ventilators by throwing them off a roof to test their durability?
Throwing amps off the roof isn't a marketing strategy? I have been mislead!
They should do one, just to put pictures/video in the corporate archives.Does Traynor test the ventilators by throwing them off a roof to test their durability?
Really sorry to hear this.
Here's to hoping things get better quickly for you guys as well as everyone on the planet.
A thought I've had is that since there seems to be a trade war brewing between the US and Canada (thanks, arbitrary tariffs), Traynor could use this as an opportunity to produce an upscale line with better appointments and detailing. I bet that like the YBAMOD1, they'd be sold before they were finished.
Since Canada is in much better shape RE: COVID-19m hopefully we'll be back to normal manufacturing soon. All I can say is, we're trying.
You don't owe us any justification whatsoever. Producing ventilators is righteous, and helps everyone.
Thanks to everyone at Yorkville!
The Iron horse was a pretty big amp as well as the dual terror. Both had included gig bags. Always nice to get something in the box and not have to pay for a custom fit. Them again, no gigs for at least 6 months so guess I don't need to worry about cases hah.
