[Leon]

Picked this up off a fella on the other site.

It's an older one, with EL34's. So far, I know that it works :lol:. I can kinda hear the EL34 flavor at low volumes, but not so much. I'm sure it'll be more distinct when I can crank it at band practice.

I still plan on getting an RT2/50. This is just kind of a self-present for working a bunch of over time

So, currently...

X2 wireless
v
TriAxis
v
GSharp
v
TS100 EL34's
v
4x12 V30's
v
:metal:

 

[Randy]

That's a beastly setup, dear sir. :metal:

 

[Soopahmahn]

X2 wireless
v
TriAxis
v
GSharp
v
TS100 EL34's
v
4x12 V30's
v
:metal:

 

[Joey]

I used to have one of those and it was just fantastic. I loved it

 

[Leon]

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[darren]

I think the older ones were called T100, and didn't have the dual-tube capability of the TS100, no?

 

[Joey]

I think the older ones were called T100, and didn't have the dual-tube capability of the TS100, no?

yup

 

[eleven59]

:metal:
v
X2 wireless
v
TriAxis
v
GSharp
v
TS100 EL34's
v
4x12 V30's
v
:tmm:

Fixed that for ya

 

[Leon]

I think the older ones were called T100, and didn't have the dual-tube capability of the TS100, no?

Ahh :yesway:

Yeah, this must be the former. I should fix the title :lol:

 

[Leon]

Fixed that for ya

:lol:

 

[Leon]

Finally got a chance to crank this up at my band practice on Wednesday night. I could definitely feel the difference between it and the MosValve. It had a much more dynamic response, which, will be the case with any tube power amp.

I also liked the EL34 flavor I was catching. It was definitely a bit more raw than my bud's 6L6 50w combo, and I liked it.

Lead 2 Red + EL34 = The Four Horsemen tone

Hopefully soon I'll be able to pick up the RT2/50, or something else, to compare, and eventually sell off some of these accruing power amps :lol:

 

[stealthtastic]

Congrats dude! :metal: