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Junk Yard Dog
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I'm looking at a backup amp. I've got a Splawn Pro Stock I'm going to sell, and plan to keep my BFG Egnater Seminar Head.
Gonna sell the Pro Stock. It's been my #1 amp for 3 years, but I'm playing smaller gigs and don't need the firepower. Even with the loop volume, I can't get to the sweet spot on some stages. I'm favoring my BFG Marshall a bit more these days, but still love the Splawn, hence, I'm thinking of looking at a Splawn Competition in the as a primary or backup to the BFG, but....I can't decide what to do.
I have an RD1 at home that's pretty awesome. I've had the 5153 50w before the Splawn and BFG amps, and at times it sounded a bit hifi to me. The Splawn and BFG had something more 'organic' to me. I play in a hard rock cover band. I need a good FX loop for simple delay...
Overall, has anyone played all three amps? Or at least, played the RD45? I've read pretty good reviews on it. My main needs are good at stage volumes, solo boost is ideal (Comp), organic and articulate, CUT in a band mix, good FX loop, takes boosts well. The RD45 seems like it it could be great bang for the buck.
Ugh...That's a lot of info!
Gonna sell the Pro Stock. It's been my #1 amp for 3 years, but I'm playing smaller gigs and don't need the firepower. Even with the loop volume, I can't get to the sweet spot on some stages. I'm favoring my BFG Marshall a bit more these days, but still love the Splawn, hence, I'm thinking of looking at a Splawn Competition in the as a primary or backup to the BFG, but....I can't decide what to do.
I have an RD1 at home that's pretty awesome. I've had the 5153 50w before the Splawn and BFG amps, and at times it sounded a bit hifi to me. The Splawn and BFG had something more 'organic' to me. I play in a hard rock cover band. I need a good FX loop for simple delay...
Overall, has anyone played all three amps? Or at least, played the RD45? I've read pretty good reviews on it. My main needs are good at stage volumes, solo boost is ideal (Comp), organic and articulate, CUT in a band mix, good FX loop, takes boosts well. The RD45 seems like it it could be great bang for the buck.
Ugh...That's a lot of info!