While that’s true, Friedman also ripped off Marshall’s trade-dress as well; same font, same cab style of the older Marshalls. Then has the balls to say “well golly, I don’t like the black and gold either, but it’s what the customers wanted!”
He has a mohawk though?
I won’t comment on a mid-50’s man in jorts sporting a mohawk. Whatever works for him.
Put them through the same cab and there's even more similarities.
I feel like he kinda acts a bit disingenuous because his clientele is all "hurr durr real amps loud cabs 80s was the best decade ever". He indulges in a lot of nostalgia, which makes me think that he does, in fact, believe in the things he says. But he does come across as someone who took a stance on the internet and now has to stick to it because his brand image is such.
I mean, I ain’t Brad Pitt either.I acknowledge this as a skinny fat bald 50s guy
I acknowledge his douch baggery as I myself am another in his 50’s fat-ish (nowhere near Dave big) douche bag but with long hair.I acknowledge this as a skinny fat bald 50s guy
I’m more offended that he claims his amps sound like classic Marshalls than his opinions on modelers.
I mean, I ain’t Brad Pitt either.
Always heard nothing but STELLAR feedback regarding his support.
I don't doubt that at all. I also like a couple of his amps. He's just one of those people that just shouldn't be in the social media-sphere.
I acknowledge this as a skinny fat bald 50s guy
My mind immediately went to Reinhold Bogner.
Yeah actually the Runts are my favorites from him, both the 20 and 50.
Yeah, I really like the 20. Haven't played it much in a while but may do that later today.
He’s way more entertaining imho… “butt” admittedly he crosses the WTF??? line at times for sure. Now I like most of his amps better than Friedman but that’s not really apples to apple, it just means my tastes lean more into how Bogner hears things.
