Trickfish Amps

[silky smoove]

I just saw this posted on Facebook. New to me, and it didn't turn up any results in a search:

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[B-string]

A new player or just a "splash" in the pond? Will this fish hook anyone?


I'm here all week.........

 

[silky smoove]

It says 1,000 watt class D, and I've seen reports of it using the larger ICE module. The same one JGR is using in his new amp. It's nice to see folks utilizing this new and improved ICE module as it, by all accounts I've read, seems to work a lot better for electric bass applications. Should be interesting to see if it turns into a viable product.

 

[B-string]

Brand new startup (2014) so hope they can spawn upstream.

 

[Passinwind]

It says 1,000 watt class D, and I've seen reports of it using the larger ICE module. The same one JGR is using in his new amp. It's nice to see folks utilizing this new and improved ICE module as it, by all accounts I've read, seems to work a lot better for electric bass applications. Should be interesting to see if it turns into a viable product.

That module (1000ASP) is a much older design than the ASX2 ones commonly seen in so many micro amps, actually. I've been gigging one since 2007, but the design goes back several years before that. The Berg IP series used it, FWIW. There is also a new 700 watt ASX module with significant tweaks that should make it great for bass instrument applications.


But in any case, cool looking new amp; hope the price is attainable for enough people to make it commercially viable.

 

[silky smoove]

I was under the, apparently misinformed, impression that the 1,000 watt module was newer, bigger, better, improved, etc. Thanks for the clarification!

 

[Passinwind]

I was under the, apparently misinformed, impression that the 1,000 watt module was newer, bigger, better, improved, etc.

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The DIY amp you played through at the last Seattle GTG uses the 500ASP module BTW. Those were pretty popular with the audiophile community several years ago.

 

[Chef]

that reads well, with what little detail there really is. sub'd for more info.

 

[silky smoove]

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The DIY amp you played through at the last Seattle GTG uses the 500ASP module BTW. Those were pretty popular with the audiophile community several years ago.

That was a very cool amp. The same could not be said for my upright playing, haha.

 

[Chef]

 

[Chef]

slackers....

 

[nostatic]

Mike Pope designed preamp.

 

[Feral Feline]

Put that in Pope and smoke it.

A new player or just a "splash" in the pond? Will this fish hook anyone?


I'm here all week.........

Brand new startup (2014) so hope they can spawn upstream.

Geeze, the depths you'll go to – such a cod. I can't fathom it, halibut you've salmon got me interested in this thread, I took the bait – hook, line and sinker. Now I'm floundering around for more puns, after all, I'm a bottom feeder.

 

[B-string]

Drag-netted a few of your own .

 

[Bassmec]

It's obviously for amplifying bass.
PS Do think this plug would work?.

Ha ha ha ha ha Snerk!.

 

[TJBass]

I bet it sounds great with a vintage Fin-der!

 

[superdick2112]

At last, a proper amp for my NEO Rockbass!

 

[BartmanPDX]

Put that in Pope and smoke it.





Geeze, the depths you'll go to – such a cod. I can't fathom it, halibut you've salmon got me interested in this thread, I took the bait – hook, line and sinker. Now I'm floundering around for more puns, after all, I'm a bottom feeder.

Man, am I sick of this carp.

I do love the way my Berg IP sounds though. And Passinwind's amp always sounded great too. Should be interesting, depending on price point.

 

[chadds]

Does tones below a low sea. Has a lot of sole. Did you practice your scales?

 

[B-string]

Sharking!