Hemorrhage
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I just sold my Axe FXII and got this E670. Best decision ever.
Engl Amps owners thread :D
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Casper777
Slow Player
I just sold my Axe FXII and got this E670. Best decision ever.
I just went the other way around... Just got a Kemper and trying to sell my SE670
(after profiling it of course).Nice amp by the way... BrOOtalz as hell!! Congrats!
Cobhc221
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I just sold my Axe FXII and got this E670. Best decision ever.
holy balls! congrats on the hefty investment!
Hemorrhage
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Hemorrhage
Well-Known Member
I just went the other way around... Just got a Kemper and trying to sell my SE670
Nice amp by the way... BrOOtalz as hell!! Congrats!
I personally "hated" the Axe. Even if I managed to make it sound almost like the real deal, the feel drags far behind.
Kemper is still tempting but my Torpedo Live is getting shipped today, I think I'm gonna be golden with this setup since you know, I only fetch for the Engl tone in the modelers too
sinnersmoon
Well-Known Member
That`s an awesome price for ENGL SE.Ty.
I got itfor a really, really good price. 1600 including a flighcase and a Z-9.
I dig the Amfisound too.
narad
Progressive metal and politics
Ty.
I got it
Wow, that's really exceptional.
Casper777
Slow Player
vividox
Well-Known Member
I'm really glad to see these comments on the Axe FX. I was damn near tempted to sell my Fireball rig recently to put the money towards the Axe FX, but there is just something about tubes that I love and don't want to get away from.
Now I'm saving for a Torpedo Reload instead, and the long term plan is to pick up a Special Edition (or a H&K MKIII, but those are words of heresy in this thread).
Yay affirmation.
Now I'm saving for a Torpedo Reload instead, and the long term plan is to pick up a Special Edition (or a H&K MKIII, but those are words of heresy in this thread
).Yay affirmation.
sonofabias
Well-Known Member
I'm really glad to see these comments on the Axe FX. I was damn near tempted to sell my Fireball rig recently to put the money towards the Axe FX, but there is just something about tubes that I love and don't want to get away from.
Now I'm saving for a Torpedo Reload instead, and the long term plan is to pick up a Special Edition (or a H&K MKIII, but those are words of heresy in this thread
Yay affirmation.
I think you made a great choice , as much as I see hear and read about the Fractal stuff I could never use one to " replace " my tube amps , i could see obtaining one as an additional sonic tool if you will . I'm still having trouble getting accustomed to my gsp 1101 which by the way I want to replace with an e570 pre or find another SE in addition to my Invader 150 .
narad
Progressive metal and politics
I sell mine for not much much more in the gear ads section
Hah, that pickup-only is costing you though!
Cobhc221
Well-Known Member
im considering buying another engl in the future.
is the savage a model i should look into?
is the savage a model i should look into?
sinnersmoon
Well-Known Member
Depends.
What do you miss in Invader and SE preamp?
charlessalvacion
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Any reviews on the ENGL 530 Preamp?
I am tempted to get one as I am building a simple rack unit. Thanks ENGL owners!
I am tempted to get one as I am building a simple rack unit. Thanks ENGL owners!
BrutalExorcist
Chronic Chugger
Might be a somewhat different tone and touch response than you're used to based on my own interpretation of your Soundcloud songs, but otherwise hugely recommended for a simple rack unit. I'm very happy with my 530.
charlessalvacion
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Thanks for listening man. That link is about 3years old. I have since changed a bit of my guitar tone, but not drastic.
Can the E530 do modern metal ala Conquring Dystopia or modern Cannibal Corpse tones?
Thanks again!
BrutalExorcist
Chronic Chugger
I'd definitely say yes, it can do modern metal. If your ear likes what you're hearing in the e530, then it'll definitely give you what you're looking for.
Hemorrhage
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I did not personally like my E530, I feel it does not have what makes Engl special to me. In good and bad. IIRC it was really tight and dry, maybe even a little cold. Did not have gain like the Engl's usually. But one likes the mother, one likes the daughter; it was not bad, just not to my liking.
Cobhc221
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has anyone looked into the Matal Master series?
vividox
Well-Known Member
Just enough to intrigue myself on the concept of putting an amp in a smaller head and getting different watt options for various venues/studio recording setups. I haven't had the chance to try any of them yet, though.
The Gigmaster looks like a small head version of a Fireball with power soak / line-out capabilities. (The 15 watt version can be played at 15, 5, 1, and 0 watts; the 30 watt version appears to only have 30 and 0 watt options, i.e. a 30 watt amp with a 0 watt line-out.)
The Metalmaster looks like a Gigmaster with digital reverb.
The Rockmaster looks damn near identical to the Metalmaster, not really sure what the difference is there.
The Gigmaster looks like a small head version of a Fireball with power soak / line-out capabilities. (The 15 watt version can be played at 15, 5, 1, and 0 watts; the 30 watt version appears to only have 30 and 0 watt options, i.e. a 30 watt amp with a 0 watt line-out.)
The Metalmaster looks like a Gigmaster with digital reverb.
The Rockmaster looks damn near identical to the Metalmaster, not really sure what the difference is there.
