Fryette teasing something on Instagram

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It’s cool from an engineering perspective. There’s not even a board, just a bunch of raw components all wired together. Gotta respect that.

Too bad tone-wise it’s not anything I’d be interested in from Fryette though.
 
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They are doing the backline for Britney Spears' next tour?
 
I guess we'll see. VHT/Fryette are good by me although my 2150 wasn't the best.
 
I asked them for that years ago. They said "That's not what we do."
Yet they then proceeded to go all in on micro everything else. “No we won’t build a smaller lower wattage amp people want, but we will build a 1w amp squashed into a tiny form factor and we will butcher out Pittbull!”
 
Looks like it might be the combo he was talking about building after going to Europe.
 
Yet they then proceeded to go all in on micro everything else. “No we won’t build a smaller lower wattage amp people want, but we will build a 1w amp squashed into a tiny form factor and we will butcher out Pittbull!”
Yup. Not even a lower wattage. Full Deliverance 60 in the size of a EVH 50 watter head. There’s a lot of extra space in the guts of a D60. I bet he’d sell a lot more of them.
 
I just don’t know how Steven can look himself in the mirror anymore, with his continued mass genocide of product release dates, otherwise known as MMFPRD++ (Missing and Murdered Fryette Product Release Dates).
 
The GPDI-IR is the mini Deliverance and Pittbull. If 1 watt is not enough it can be add a channel to any amp with a effects loop or any poweramp.

None of these amp builders do anything fast. I'm friends with a few of them. I often talk to them about gear they are working on years before anything is mentioned to the public. Randall Smith strongly believes in nothing said till ready to ship. He has made me swear to saying nothing several times.

Steve Fryette on the other hand talks about everything. He likes the feedback from the general public.
He fully expects a full range of reactions. He doesn't care about a time line at all. His goal is to do it right before releasing. Least amount of updates.

I'm sure some of you remember the GPDI took years longer than the original release date. I talked to Steve about it a few years before I saw anything public..

I am not making excuses for anyone or anything. Just mentioning what is obvious to me.
 
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