232cap
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Anyone get to play one of these yet, any good??
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Anonymous
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Alot of people are curious as I am too but..."they're all gonna laugh at you" lol!! 
232cap
Well-known member
Not a lot of Krank love here, we need some Cameron modded Krank.
droptrd
Active member
Ive heard nothing but good things about the nineteen 80. there are some descent clips on yt
Stramm8
Active member
232cap":28ru4uux said:Not a lot of Krank love here, we need some Cameron modded Krank.
Wait a minute...I thought Cameron loved Krank??
TeleBlaster
New member
I played the Winter NAMM 2010 demo for about two hours at the Krank factory.
Simply awesome. In a nut shell, very aggressive "classic" rock tone, voiced completely different than the Rev/K-stein "modern" tone.
Two 6550's for 80 watts. Not super saturated high gain, but very clear and open.
If you need mush and compression to cover semi-sloppy playing, you will not like this amp.
Very hard and wicked sounding with a TS in front, in a good way.
Covers a lot of Marshall-y ground from crunch to "approaching" metal.
Bass is not as tight and focused as Rev/K-stein.
It may disappoint you if play low down tunings, baritone or 8 string super heavy metal.
Rock, hard rock, some metal, this is an awesome amp that will impress people who have overlooked the Krank badge before.
I did not like the clean channel, I'm thinking part of this was the Nineteen80 cab loaded with Eminence Governors.
This produced great Marshall-like gain tones without an irritating mid spike, but I prefer the cleans from my Rev or Chadwick through a Swamp Thang loaded cab.
I do want to drag a couple of my cabs back down there and see what it does.
Still, very cool amp that tops my want list.
Simply awesome. In a nut shell, very aggressive "classic" rock tone, voiced completely different than the Rev/K-stein "modern" tone.
Two 6550's for 80 watts. Not super saturated high gain, but very clear and open.
If you need mush and compression to cover semi-sloppy playing, you will not like this amp.
Very hard and wicked sounding with a TS in front, in a good way.
Covers a lot of Marshall-y ground from crunch to "approaching" metal.
Bass is not as tight and focused as Rev/K-stein.
It may disappoint you if play low down tunings, baritone or 8 string super heavy metal.
Rock, hard rock, some metal, this is an awesome amp that will impress people who have overlooked the Krank badge before.
I did not like the clean channel, I'm thinking part of this was the Nineteen80 cab loaded with Eminence Governors.
This produced great Marshall-like gain tones without an irritating mid spike, but I prefer the cleans from my Rev or Chadwick through a Swamp Thang loaded cab.
I do want to drag a couple of my cabs back down there and see what it does.
Still, very cool amp that tops my want list.