
steve_k
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I don't know. That B series doesn't do much for me and I think it would grow old quickly. The K series (for KICKS ASS) is where it's at.
Steve
Steve
richedie":39tnzz0c said:The baron amps sound juicier and warmer than the Splawns
gtr31":2yqa3xp3 said:richedie":2yqa3xp3 said:The baron amps sound juicier and warmer than the Splawns
You do realize his wait list right .I think Steve K said October a couple of weeks ago ..he books up fast .you will need to make a decision if you want one in 2011
kylendm":2pqkd6f3 said:Yeah the fact that you can switch different tube types with just biasing is always a plus as well. Can't get enough of the different flavors.
I did a KT88 vs EL34 thing a while back.
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=76908
glassjaw7":yb8xp4dq said:
I have to admit, the Baron B60-120 amps have really had my attention for awhile now. They seem like a killer take on the aggressive british modded-marshall vibe, but have an original voicing of their own.
The only thing I'm unsure of is if the amps can attain that certain "rawness" of a JCM or JMP. The Baron has such a cool sound, but it seems to always have a certain "sheen" present. Kind of like a really polished sort of grease in the tone that seems really desirable for some rippin leads, but may get a little old after awhile...not really sure without playing one myself, but it sort of seems like an "idealized" british hot-rodded tone if that makes any sense.![]()
Either way, they are high on my list right now of amps that I want to play. I've spoken with Dave over the phone and he's a genuinely great guy and very knowledgable. He knows his shit!
FourT6and2":2u0zv4zl said:glassjaw7":2u0zv4zl said:
I have to admit, the Baron B60-120 amps have really had my attention for awhile now. They seem like a killer take on the aggressive british modded-marshall vibe, but have an original voicing of their own.
The only thing I'm unsure of is if the amps can attain that certain "rawness" of a JCM or JMP. The Baron has such a cool sound, but it seems to always have a certain "sheen" present. Kind of like a really polished sort of grease in the tone that seems really desirable for some rippin leads, but may get a little old after awhile...not really sure without playing one myself, but it sort of seems like an "idealized" british hot-rodded tone if that makes any sense.![]()
Either way, they are high on my list right now of amps that I want to play. I've spoken with Dave over the phone and he's a genuinely great guy and very knowledgable. He knows his shit!
That sounds badass.![]()
Maybe look into a Ceriatone Chupacabra or Yeti as well. Basically hot-rodded JMPs.
Awesome comparison! The 88s sounded HUGE on that first metal clip!kylendm":27d02rc3 said:Yeah the fact that you can switch different tube types with just biasing is always a plus as well. Can't get enough of the different flavors.
I did a KT88 vs EL34 thing a while back.
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=76908
glassjaw7":me279pd2 said:Also, for those that don't need a clean channel and can't decide between the british B60/120 and the K88 amps, Dave makes this guy:
http://www.baroncustomamps.com/DHG%20Series.html
Has both gain circuits! Badass! Go from vintage Marshall-ish gain to full out metalIf this had a clean channel as well it would be my next amp for sure.