High gain amp
High gain amp
Hi, folks. I'm going to be buying a new amp soon, just thought I'd get some opinions. I'm interested in the Engl Fireball 60, though I haven't played one. I can't find anyone that carries it, so I've had to look up demos on Youtube. I also like the Soldano Avenger, based on demos. Have any of you out there tried either of these amps, and if so, what's your opinion of them?? Also, would any of you recommend a different amp??
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Well,with the 60 I really didn't because I only used the gain,not much clean channel usage with me. When I had the Powerball,it had eq for both but there again,didn't use the clean channel much,lol. Engl makes great amps. If you really want to spend some cash,go check out the Invader 100....if you're looking for KILLER metal tone,this amp will rip your nuts off and shove them down your throat!! It is one bad ass amp. Terry at Guitar's and Stuff used to have one in stock,I haven't been there for quite some time but he is an Engl dealer.Merge wrote:Thanks for the input!! I think the price difference is around $300, which isn't too bad. The only real issue I have is that there's 1 EQ for both channels. Did you have any issues with this??
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If you're serious about an Engl, it would really be worth it to call Terry at Guitars 'n Stuff and make a pilgrimage up to Pennsylvania to try one. To my ears, the Engls sort of walk in between the British sound and the American sound, which ultimately makes them a pretty versatile amp. You could play everything from metal to country on one. I'd describe them as "glassy," but with the ability to get pretty aggressive.
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"Pretty aggressive",hahaha...that's an understatement.bassist_25 wrote:If you're serious about an Engl, it would really be worth it to call Terry at Guitars 'n Stuff and make a pilgrimage up to Pennsylvania to try one. To my ears, the Engls sort of walk in between the British sound and the American sound, which ultimately makes them a pretty versatile amp. You could play everything from metal to country on one. I'd describe them as "glassy," but with the ability to get pretty aggressive.



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How is this a selling point, exactly?onegunguitar wrote: "this amp will rip your nuts off and shove them down your throat!!"


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