New ENGL product soon to be unveiled

[sakeido]

Has Blackmore ever actually used the ENGL for anything though? His last studio album not playing a lute was recorded when he might have had one in time or might not. He's done a handful of electric Rainbow live shows, but distorted guitar isn't really a primary concern in Blackmore's Night.

He was using the Savage to land that sig model in the first place but yeah not sure how much actually made it onto records after that.. especially in mega dollar productions like he would have enjoyed, who the hell knows

Edit: I could only find two pictures of Ritchie and engl amps in the same pic on Google... And the one is his live backline with no mic on the cab

 

[HeHasTheJazzHands]

Has Blackmore ever actually used the ENGL for anything though? His last studio album not playing a lute was recorded when he might have had one in time or might not. He's done a handful of electric Rainbow live shows, but distorted guitar isn't really a primary concern in Blackmore's Night.

He was using the Savage to land that sig model in the first place but yeah not sure how much actually made it onto records after that.. especially in mega dollar productions like he would have enjoyed, who the hell knows

Edit: I could only find two pictures of Ritchie and engl amps in the same pic on Google... And the one is his live backline with no mic on the cab

It wasn't for very long but yeah, he used it for both Rainbow reunions in the 90s and the 2010s. Stranger In Us All, the following tour, and the 2010s reunion stuff was all done with Engl Sovereign 100s, the old one that had the Savage faceplate.

Soooo I guess it is true he still really likes them if he still used them after a 20 year gap lol

 

[technomancer]

It wasn't for very long but yeah, he used it for both Rainbow reunions in the 90s and the 2010s. Stranger In Us All, the following tour, and the 2010s reunion stuff was all done with Engl Sovereign 100s, the old one that had the Savage faceplate.

Soooo I guess it is true he still really likes them if he still used them after a 20 year gap lol

Or he liked the royalties. For a lot of the Rainbow stuff a lot of his tone came from the TP-1011 boost anyways

 

[spawnofthesith]

Even if he didn’t use it it definitely was a standout of their releases, even folks that don’t really like ENGLs seemed to like that one lol

 

[gunch]

Obscura is what I think of when I think typical engl sound, but I've definitely heard the savage get,...savage

And Necrophagist

 

[narad]

And Necrophagist

On the topic of small valves, I'm pretty sure the Engl rack amp that they used was EL84 tubes.

 

[SalsaWood]

I'll only buy it if it djents.

 

[HeHasTheJazzHands]

And Necrophagist

The tone on the first album kinda blows but Epitaph sounds pretty damn killer

 

[HeHasTheJazzHands]

Oh if we need examples of killer Engl tone

Savage


Engl Special Edition

 

[crushingpetal]

Can someone riddle me why this 100 watt Blackmore is going for $1150 new and has sat for a month? I've seen in like 5 times, probably not the amp for me, but 100 watt anything new for $1150 has me looking:

https://reverb.com/item/57233945-engl-ritchie-blackmore-v2-100-watt-2-channel-tube-amplifier-head-230v

What am I missing?

 

[narad]

Can someone riddle me why this 100 watt Blackmore is going for $1150 new and has sat for a month? I've seen in like 5 times, probably not the amp for me, but 100 watt anything new for $1150 has me looking:

https://reverb.com/item/57233945-engl-ritchie-blackmore-v2-100-watt-2-channel-tube-amplifier-head-230v

What am I missing?

Probably it being an EU model, where they are quite plentiful and priced a bit lower?

Something else is that it says "v2", but I've seen a new refresh where they have gold panels. Not sure if that's v3 or just a different aesthetic direction they're going in now.

Actually here's one, B-stock, but even cheaper:

Engl E650 Ritchie Blackmore B-Stock

B-Stock, Engl E650 Ritchie Blackmore Signature Head, head for electric guitar, power: 100 W, tubes: 4 x ECC83 preamp tubes, 4 x 5881 amplifier tubes, 2 channels (clean & lead), gain mode: hi / lo, bright switch, 3-Band EQ, contour switch (controlled...

www.thomannmusic.com

 

[crushingpetal]

Probably it being an EU model, where they are quite plentiful and priced a bit lower?

Something else is that it says "v2", but I've seen a new refresh where they have gold panels. Not sure if that's v3 or just a different aesthetic direction they're going in now.

Actually here's one, B-stock, but even cheaper:

Engl E650 Ritchie Blackmore B-Stock

B-Stock, Engl E650 Ritchie Blackmore Signature Head, head for electric guitar, power: 100 W, tubes: 4 x ECC83 preamp tubes, 4 x 5881 amplifier tubes, 2 channels (clean & lead), gain mode: hi / lo, bright switch, 3-Band EQ, contour switch (controlled...

www.thomannmusic.com

Dang, $1k for a 100 watt amp is a really good deal.

 

[MatrixClaw]

Can someone riddle me why this 100 watt Blackmore is going for $1150 new and has sat for a month? I've seen in like 5 times, probably not the amp for me, but 100 watt anything new for $1150 has me looking:

https://reverb.com/item/57233945-engl-ritchie-blackmore-v2-100-watt-2-channel-tube-amplifier-head-230v

What am I missing?

230v and $230 shipping...?

 

[BabUShka]

Here in Norway the Blackmore, Fireball and PB all goes for the simular price - around $700 used. While a Dual Recto would go for twice and a Mark V 25 would go for 3x the price.

I only owned the FB60 and PB. They do sound very special compared to other amps. While the FB is super aggressive, tight and spotting fire. The PB sounds rounder, bigger and even more compressed. While the FB has a lot of hiss, the PB has nothing of that.

Would love to see a Savage 25 though.