
peterc52
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I might have one on hand here in Denmark.
But how do I tell which version it is?
But how do I tell which version it is?
Good description.If its a Blue, I'd pass. That amp is good but very generic sounding. The UU smokes the blue for aggression but the blue does have thicker bigger low end and sounds much less processed. It just doesn't sound that mean or aggressive to me. Too smooth around the edges, polite.
The early blues still had serial symbols and a hardwired power cord and they were somewhere in the 380 and above range I believe. They switched to numbers in 2005 IIRC and added bias points and removeable power cable.At what serial number did blue start?
Rumors go that the Herbert is modelled after/inspired by the Überschall.The early blues still had serial symbols and a hardwired power cord and they were somewhere in the 380 and above range I believe. They switched to numbers in 2005 IIRC and added bias points and removeable power cable.
I'm in the rare minority who loved the Rev Blue. Yes, it was different from the Rev 2 but thats what I liked about it. I did the KT88 mod to mine and it became an even bigger monster. Tightened up the low end some and added a nice air like quality to the highs. I agree with @MetalHeadMike though in regards to the polished highs. The amp reminded me of a Herbert to where it sounded like a record ready mixed and polished sound that made it a pain in the ass amp for live use, especially with its inherently ridiculous low end. Not enough aggression/teeth IMO but it still had a very nasty and unique sound like a drugged up Rectifier.
I’d really like to try a green but they seem difficult to come by lately. All I can find out there are blue and TJ.The green is a different animal than the UU. Love both. I didn’t like the others.
I feel like I only used to see them once a year. Though a couple have gone up for sale this year which is cool. I like all the rare amps changing hands again. I have one now and really dig it. I did not bond at all with my blue when I got it. A lot of the major revisions all seem to be that era's take on "the heavy sound" which is why they all seem to have so many different voicesI’d really like to try a green but they seem difficult to come by lately. All I can find out there are blue and TJ.
I was pretty disappointed with the blue.I feel like I only used to see them once a year. Though a couple have gone up for sale this year which is cool. I like all the rare amps changing hands again. I have one now and really dig it. I did not bond at all with my blue when I got it. A lot of the major revisions all seem to be that era's take on "the heavy sound" which is why they all seem to have so many different voices