errrrrl
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Not sure if anyone mentioned it but there is always the Synergy way. I have the Deliverance module, I like it but I never got to really dive into a D60 before either. I'm sure prices now are way too much man.
RedB4Black
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I wonder how close a Synergy UL or Deliverance into a 2/90/2 would sound
Brandonrz
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I’d think about 1500-1700 for a 60, 1800-2000 for a 120. Things sure as shit are not getting cheaper.
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Randy R
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Brandonrz
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The old VHT deliverance is way more aggressive. Won’t get rid of mine, it’s sick!
japetus
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Which one do you like more?
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Racerxrated
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The 60 seemed a good bit more aggressive than the 120, when I had them side by side. 120 was smoother more modern, the 60 more jagged/open/raw.
I'd guess 1500-2K these days.
I'd guess 1500-2K these days.
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Randy R
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They both sound great, I had a metro zero loss loop and the more / less made footswitchable on the d120
ultimatemetalguitartones
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I missed the chance to grab a d60 for 850 yesterday... I sold mine 1300 last year and my 120 about 1600
Bxlxaxkxe
Amp ho
Have done this with a 2/50/2 and 2150 while I had my Deliverance 60s(series 1 and 2). Scary close. Seriously impressive and I honestly preferred the synergy most days.
midnightlaundry
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I bought my OG VHT D120 from a forum member like 10 years ago for $1000 and that was high for the day but now they are going for twice that price.
skoora
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D60 is more raw because of the way the phase inverter is in the circuit. It’s different in the 120. Fryette website might go into more detail on it.
