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CLIFF SUCKS!!!!![]()
CLIFF SUCKS!!!!![]()
The Blackstar yt demo is ok but the bs voiced amps suck to me. The ampton amps are better but too few. It’s overpriced by 75$ I think. All 3 models. I can see getting bored with it fastI'm this close to ordering one next week. They're incredibly well priced (specially here in Europe)... and i really liked the sound demos so far.
ID:X Floor was the true underdog of this NAMM imho.
It saddens me to hear that Hall E was closed. I have a lot of very special memories from that part of the show. But I'm not surprised. In addition to a lot of great smaller acoustic builders, there were always a lot of smaller Chinese vendors down there and I couldn't see them coming given the current trade restrictions in the US. I would think that smaller American vendors selling Chinese made parts and gear would also have a tough time justifying the cost.It's above 2022/2023 levels, but no hall E this year. You can definitely tell that many european exhibitors stayed away this year. If you're asking if it's back to 2020 levels, we'll probably never see that again.
But where the heck are you going to use that other than a stadium
The DZL Herbert was 150 watts and weighs like a metric ton
I don’t really think the market was looking for 180 watt amp heads
I could be wrong , but most are looking for compact boxes w bigger glass and iron
I need to watch Jeremy’s vid on it. Looks legit.![]()
This is really Interesting
Yes its very complex for a guitar but cool nonetheless, that term is next level for sure solves all the issuesOk holy fuck that's a complex and cool system.
It's one of those "yeah this is too much, I don't need it, but damn do I respect someone made it happen" things.
Their website is https://sharkguitars.com
I liked that bridge a lot so I went to see what it would cost. $780 / 663 € is a lot! And that's just the bridge, the headstock part costs 148 €.
I think their guitars are actually pretty reasonably priced for custom guitars tho.
I have a feeling that the guitar will fail but the technology will succeed. They have patents on everything and I could certainly see companies licensing individual concepts (especially the way the neck attaches and detaches)Yes its very complex for a guitar but cool nonetheless, that term is next level for sure solves all the issues
Ok holy fuck that's a complex and cool system.
Yeah, NAMM keeps coming up with clever ways to make it seem like there are more vendors on the main floor. This year it was about moving Hall E vendors up to Halls A-D. So they were still there, just moved.It saddens me to hear that Hall E was closed. I have a lot of very special memories from that part of the show. But I'm not surprised. In addition to a lot of great smaller acoustic builders, there were always a lot of smaller Chinese vendors down there and I couldn't see them coming given the current trade restrictions in the US. I would think that smaller American vendors selling Chinese made parts and gear would also have a tough time justifying the cost.
It saddens me to hear that Hall E was closed. I have a lot of very special memories from that part of the show. But I'm not surprised. In addition to a lot of great smaller acoustic builders, there were always a lot of smaller Chinese vendors down there and I couldn't see them coming given the current trade restrictions in the US. I would think that smaller American vendors selling Chinese made parts and gear would also have a tough time justifying the cost.
We are looking forward to itDon't know about Line 6 but be prepared for a surprise...
Is it safe to assume no surprise is coming at this point?
The lack of any Fractal announcement after he had made that post WAS the surprise!!! He got most of us with that one!
It’s a bit hard to imagine a product from FAS that makes the current ones look like Game Boys, as Cliff said.
They probably hit some internal snag would be my bet.Is it safe to assume no surprise is coming at this point?