In Reply to: Re: Mac Mc-275 vs. Marantz 8B vs. Dynaco Stereo 70 posted by paul cbc on April 8, 2006 at 08:02:53:
Visitor, why spend damn near 2 grand for a sonic replica, when you can get that added pride-of-ownership value an original bestows? Got two Peavey Transformer 112 guitar amps in da arsenal, which digitally model a 50s Fender Bassman, 60s Marshall Bluesbreaker, 60s Fender Blackface Twin, 70s Canefront Boogie Mark I, & Vox AC 30 Top Boost amps, amongst other tones! One of them Peaveys is loaded with a hemp-reconed Celestion Vintage 30, which elicits alnico-alchemized tube warmth da stock Eminence speaker couldn't; da other 112 has a hemp-reconed Mesa Boogie Black Shadow deliverin' Electro-Voiced clarity through Celestion craftmanship. Both 112s are sonically robust, & well under that 2 G price point; thus this hipster can live comfortably with their inherent limitations! 2 G's, though, might git moi one of them aforementioned classics! Though it's been known to happen in hi-fi occasionally, re-creations shouldn't out-price originals!!!
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- Re: Mac Mc-275 vs. Marantz 8B vs. Dynaco Stereo 70 - FRG7SWL 04/9/0610:24:13 04/9/06 (2)
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- Re: Mac Mc-275 vs. Marantz 8B vs. Dynaco Stereo 70 - Brian Levy 21:02:34 04/10/06 (0)