richardt4520
Member
How'd you like the Morse? My problem with all the Engls i've had was that there wasn't enough low mids for me. With the mid matrix, it sounds like the option's there.
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HowMuchYaBench
New member
Hi Guys,
Bumping an old thread here. I have an opportunity to buy one of these and I'm trying to do some homework before testing it out. The band I'm playing with needs a classic hard rock/metal tone (early AC/DC, Kiss, Maiden, earlier Metallica). Honest opinions, could this amp do that?
I'm definitely into the super heavy stuff too, but a solid classic British crunch is key here. Thanks guys!
Bumping an old thread here. I have an opportunity to buy one of these and I'm trying to do some homework before testing it out. The band I'm playing with needs a classic hard rock/metal tone (early AC/DC, Kiss, Maiden, earlier Metallica). Honest opinions, could this amp do that?
I'm definitely into the super heavy stuff too, but a solid classic British crunch is key here. Thanks guys!
richardt4520
Member
I thought it was amazing for modern sounds. Classic sounds? An old Marshall will kill it for that, or at least the ones I've played over the last year would. But they were all Camerons. 
racerevlon
Active member
If I were going to buy an ENGL it would be the Morse. The mid shaping options are awesome.
killertone
Well-known member
Blackmore.
Owned just about every ENGL but still have my Blackmore.
Done.
Owned just about every ENGL but still have my Blackmore.
Done.
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Anonymous
Guest
Morse overall
Blackmore for the money
E530 if you dig preamps
Diezel and/or Bogner if you've got good taste
Blackmore for the money
E530 if you dig preamps
Diezel and/or Bogner if you've got good taste
guitarnate2000
Well-known member
I have Richards old one. I f'n love it! Great sounds and the built in noise gate is great. And if you have a midi pedal it really opens up more options for playing live. The fx loops are great and the tube driver channel is pretty cool.