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Hughes & Kettner Red Box MK III
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Guitar Cabinet Simulator from Hughes & Kettner belonging to the Red Box series

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  • FroidevalFroideval

    Hughes & Kettner Red Box MK IIIPublished on 01/06/09 at 08:05
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    I think the easiest way is to refer to the prospectus and the manufacturer's website ...
    So this is a simulator of hp (combo or 4x12).

    I bought second-hand '(33 euros) so I have no instruction manual.
    I plug it in and Home Studio:
    Gtr-> SansAmp GT2-> Input Line In the Red Box and I spring with the XLR Mic input to my sound card on my PC.

    The sound is very correct! I love me anyway!

    I recently. I also have the famous 09 The Junction Palmer PDI and I must say that the MKIII is compares well ...
    For the price that I got it I really think having an affair ...
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