Hi crew.

I'm thinking of getting this combo,
feats are top notch to say the least.
Anybody has experience with this amp?

Thanks

This post has been edited by Muris Varajic: Jul 21 2008, 06:52 PM

Disregarding your question for a second.

What is your reason for wanting another amp?

Nope, but I want one too

Tjchep: Why not? The more amps the better

Ive tried myself... but ive heard it should be an awesome combo

I actually want to have my whole gear more simple,
no racks,tons of cables and stuff.



And ,did you like it?

And ,did you like it?
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HEHE bad spelling Should say ive have NOT tried it

hmmm looked at youtube to see for a video with the amp.... and found this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfL7oh2zebQ


Edit for language - Smells

This post has been edited by Smells: Jul 25 2008, 07:10 AM

Wrong,more amps means less money in the pocket but who cares anyway

This post has been edited by Smells: Jul 25 2008, 07:10 AM

I always wanted a rack, but to many cables and stuff, guitar plugged into a combo is best sound. even a combo with a few pedals on the ground is much easier to use. .

How much do these ENGL's go for anyways? $2000?

This post has been edited by Tjchep: Jul 21 2008, 10:13 PM

And easier to carry

It sure is a monster amp, if that doesn't blow away the audience, I don't know what can


On the otherside - most 2x12 all-tubers are between 40-50Kg, and that is a lot. As I can see, this amp doesn't really have side handles, so how will you carry it

This post has been edited by Ivan Milenkovic: Jul 22 2008, 11:37 AM

I'd say between 30-40 kg in general, but sure, it's still heavy. I don't know about this specific ENGL though since I never even saw one.

I think it's a great amp, I'm just pointing out the fact that it can be only carried by the upper handle, and that means only one person can carry it. If the amp is ~40Kg, then that can be a very big load.

cant he put a pair of weels under the amp?

Yes, that's true and having to move a 2x12 is hard labor. My bandmate has one (a Marshall) and my half stack is more portable than his 2x12.


That's one possibility.
EDIT: Even if the amp isn't pre drilled for a set of wheels it's always doable.

This post has been edited by MickeM: Jul 22 2008, 12:11 PM

It's actually 32kg and isn't that much,
compared with Egnater Tourmaster (another option I was considering)
same thing 2x12,all tube,4 channels but weights 42kg

Plus you can always add extra handles and wheels,
no problem at all.

As long as it's lighter than a keg of beer (62kg) it's doable

It's keg of orange juice for me

You're right, drilling is always an option. Although with that monster amp, I would gladly carry it around even on foot, just for the sake of that sweet sound

Just like that.

Best thing is it has full Midi Support installed
so it's 127 sounds under your foot,
not just 4 using 4 channels.

And I did drilling on an old Peavey,sold it tho,
2 handles on the sides and wheels,piece of cake
and saves you lot of troubles.

you could bring it where ever you go - in a leach.
- Come boy, lets go, bark for daddy