Published on 10/16/09 at 11:25
Spring Reverb!
One-tube preamp
A tank-stamped original Hammond but it also works very well with Accutronics
A-level knob external reverb
A setting-in screwdriver to adjust the hum
-Some I / O
A switch-mode selection operation
UTILIZATION
The manual is on interruptor.ch
For traditionalists: to plug into the car audio 8 tracks of your Cadillac Eldorado and drive the 6 girls sitting on the sofa back in surprise party.
SOUND QUALITY
The best sound I get from it is in equipment connected before returning to the preamp of the Fisher property and equalizing the return dramatically.
Mine is not necessarily recappée and tubes must be replaced with the volume so it's like at the Pointe du Raz a day of 110 km / h.
Despite all this does not include too much when you can mount the input level.
OVERALL OPINION
All lovers of reggae and dub have heard at least once, perhaps without knowing it but it's a classic in its very typical.
It blocks a spring, we loop back into the reverb, and one is immediately smoky swirls of grass by a Jamaican studio 70's, King Tubby and Prince Jammy at the controls.
One-tube preamp
A tank-stamped original Hammond but it also works very well with Accutronics
A-level knob external reverb
A setting-in screwdriver to adjust the hum
-Some I / O
A switch-mode selection operation
UTILIZATION
The manual is on interruptor.ch
For traditionalists: to plug into the car audio 8 tracks of your Cadillac Eldorado and drive the 6 girls sitting on the sofa back in surprise party.
SOUND QUALITY
The best sound I get from it is in equipment connected before returning to the preamp of the Fisher property and equalizing the return dramatically.
Mine is not necessarily recappée and tubes must be replaced with the volume so it's like at the Pointe du Raz a day of 110 km / h.
Despite all this does not include too much when you can mount the input level.
OVERALL OPINION
All lovers of reggae and dub have heard at least once, perhaps without knowing it but it's a classic in its very typical.
It blocks a spring, we loop back into the reverb, and one is immediately smoky swirls of grass by a Jamaican studio 70's, King Tubby and Prince Jammy at the controls.