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I thought I read that the merger never happened?
http://www.sonicstate.com/news/2008/03/20/messe08-interview-tc-ceo-talks-gibson-merger/
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I like the 212, but it's rear ported.
Pardon this potentially stupid question, as I have never had to do this nor have I thought of doing it...
The video where they go over the back panel, he mentioned daisy chaining multiple amps using the pre-out and post-in. What would that essentially do for you? What are the benefits? Louder? Better?
I'm sure he was referring to dedicated preamps, or preamp sections of bass heads. There would be no power amp in the FX loop (or preamp out/power amp in loop). Exception might be if it was driving another speaker cab... but that would be pretty weird.
yep. if you need more volume( more cabs) going then what you do is get 2 REBELHEAD450s.He actually mentioned "chaining amps together". I'd point to the video but their site appears to be down at the moment.
yep. if you need more volume( more cabs) going then what you do is get 2 REBELHEAD450s.
Use 1 as the main amp/preamp, have that hooked up to whatever speakers you have.
THEN take the Effects SEND out of that head and go to REBELHEAD #2 into it's Effects RETURN
You are then using head #2's power section and not it's preamp section so it's being utilized as a second poweramp to power more cabs of it's own.
If the rear port is placed properly, and I'm confident TC would get that detail right, it would only be a problem if the cab was pushed right up against a wall.
A little bit disappointed with this...
I was expecting a feature which would make us all go "Oh wow, I can't believe that hasn't been done before!" but instead its just a good amp head with lights and a semi-parametric EQ.
Hopefully it will be a good, high quality addition to the market, but it really isn't revolutionary. Still Eminence speakers in the cabs just like every other cab and his dog...
Hmmm...
I can't believe an inline, full-time-active tuner was not included in all amps up until now. This amp also has the potential to replace three of my five pedals (compressor, drive, tuner), plus store the perfectly-honed eq settings for my passive (P & J), active (Modern), and fretless basses. Not too shabby.
I'd say evolutionary, not revolutionary.
