Blackheart Amps
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KennethC
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Me neither bro...i'm using the G-system....
fibredrive
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not currently. think you would have to order if you want it.
fibredrive
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sorry bud, hope the experts can help you here.
fibredrive
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KennethC
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Was it hyped?
It's worked v well for me...*haven't u seen me sell off almost everything else?*
The AD converter onboard the G-system works v well, thus the tone from analog drive pedals aint messed ard with when plugged into it.
I'll bring over to your place! Just gimme a clean amp pls
keysersoze808
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theblueark
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Just saw the amp at Yamaha Tampines.
The head is $330 and the cab is $300.
The head is $330 and the cab is $300.
theblueark
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Nope, just walked pass and took a quick glance.
new amps from blackheart!
The tiny-yet-menacing follow-up to Blackheart Engineering's Little Giant 5, the BH1H "Killer Ant" ($139.99 estimated street price) is the first truly attainable, boutique-quality, fractional tube amp. Boasting Class A, single-ended circuitry, this lil' bugger delivers the tasty, touch-responsive tube tone of a classic monster, but growls at volumes more suitable for apartment dwellers and home studio recording.
The Killer Ant embraces a fully classic, all-tube circuit; but, instead of a high power tube output section, it sports a clever, all-tube power block pumping out a mere fraction of one watt. The result is a Bic-flickin' arena rock tone at a bedroom level, so no more pissed off neighbors, bitchy wives or girlfriends, or cryin' babies that have just been scared awake by your beast.
Designed to mate with the Killer Ant (it's not really as disgusting as that sounds), Blackheart's new slightly-larger-than-palm-sized BH110 "Killer Cab" ($139.99 street price) features a single 10-inch Eminence driver co-designed by Pyotr Belov that is perfectly paired to pull huge body out of the amplifier. Four-, eight- and 16-ohm extension speaker jacks further allow guitarists to hook the Ant into virtually any cab they like, including a 4X12.
http://namm.harmony-central.com/WNAMM08/Content/BlackheartEngineering/PR/Killer-Ant-Guitar-Amp-.html
The tiny-yet-menacing follow-up to Blackheart Engineering's Little Giant 5, the BH1H "Killer Ant" ($139.99 estimated street price) is the first truly attainable, boutique-quality, fractional tube amp. Boasting Class A, single-ended circuitry, this lil' bugger delivers the tasty, touch-responsive tube tone of a classic monster, but growls at volumes more suitable for apartment dwellers and home studio recording.
The Killer Ant embraces a fully classic, all-tube circuit; but, instead of a high power tube output section, it sports a clever, all-tube power block pumping out a mere fraction of one watt. The result is a Bic-flickin' arena rock tone at a bedroom level, so no more pissed off neighbors, bitchy wives or girlfriends, or cryin' babies that have just been scared awake by your beast.
Designed to mate with the Killer Ant (it's not really as disgusting as that sounds), Blackheart's new slightly-larger-than-palm-sized BH110 "Killer Cab" ($139.99 street price) features a single 10-inch Eminence driver co-designed by Pyotr Belov that is perfectly paired to pull huge body out of the amplifier. Four-, eight- and 16-ohm extension speaker jacks further allow guitarists to hook the Ant into virtually any cab they like, including a 4X12.
http://namm.harmony-central.com/WNAMM08/Content/BlackheartEngineering/PR/Killer-Ant-Guitar-Amp-.html
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and another!
Looks like it is better to wait.
http://namm.harmony-central.com/WNAMM08/Content/BlackheartEngineering/PR/Handsome-Devil-Amp.html
Looks like it is better to wait.
http://namm.harmony-central.com/WNAMM08/Content/BlackheartEngineering/PR/Handsome-Devil-Amp.html
theblueark
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Ah yes we forgot the all important yamaha discount. Looks like it's cheaper there after all.
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