Wait time
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hstlaurent
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About 3 years
SBlue
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Larry ask for 1/3 of the money down. He doesn't take 3 years to build an amp, it's more like 1 to 2 months. So, he can only update on the building process once he starts working on building your amp.
It's a long time waiting, and it requires a lot more patience than you think, but being the happy owner of two of his amps(Dino 962 and British Purist), I can tell you that if you're able to do it, the amps are worth every minute you waited for.
It's a long time waiting, and it requires a lot more patience than you think, but being the happy owner of two of his amps(Dino 962 and British Purist), I can tell you that if you're able to do it, the amps are worth every minute you waited for.
SBlue
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His Larry-Amplification page on Facebook is the best way to contact him.
They are completely different amps. While the British Purist is the Larry take on how a late 60's and a late 70's Marshall should sound, the Dino is a unique, Larry own creation, sounding amp. Even the channel called Hot-Roded British on the Dino sounds nothing like a Hot-Roded Marshall, but has this most unique overdrive that is clear as a bell and more saturated and hairy than a 70's pussy. Both at the same time.
I'm suspected to talk about them, because I love everything they have to offer, but easily, my all time favorite modern amps.
They are completely different amps. While the British Purist is the Larry take on how a late 60's and a late 70's Marshall should sound, the Dino is a unique, Larry own creation, sounding amp. Even the channel called Hot-Roded British on the Dino sounds nothing like a Hot-Roded Marshall, but has this most unique overdrive that is clear as a bell and more saturated and hairy than a 70's pussy. Both at the same time.
I'm suspected to talk about them, because I love everything they have to offer, but easily, my all time favorite modern amps.
JR-OZ
Member
Can it handle low tuning? Tight bottom end? Harmonic richness on the top chew mids?
SBlue
Well-known member
The Dino 962 is the best high gain amp I've heard to this day for low tuning, tight bottom end, fast pick attack, harmonic complexity, chords and note clarity, saturation... not to mention also the best clean, the best crunch, the best gain and the best high gain channels. All in the same amp.
JR-OZ
Member
That’s awesome i know his work is immaculate super high end parts. If the wait time isn’t so bad. Let’s see if we can put this together. I’ll check out his face book and drop him and email.
Thanks brother.
SBlue
Well-known member
You're welcome.
By the way, I have no affiliation with Larry or his business, aside from buying two of his amps direct from him.
Some people already asked me if i have any discount, or if I'm helping him with talking about his amps, and the answer is no.
The reason why I talk highly about his amps it's only and exclusively because they are even more than what I expected.
Sure they are expensive and the waiting time is long, but you get what you pay for.
If you're ever in the Nashville area, you're welcome to stop by and listen to them.
JR-OZ
Member
Understood totally man. When you been searching for something special and you finally get it you let people know lol
Thanks for the invite might take you up on that offer
Ill let you know what happens i shot larry an email.
Thanks again
KrunKGringoeZ
Active member
Give an update on the wait time if you get an estimate
Smashedguitarist
Well-known member
Didn't you order a wizard too? Leave some tone for the rest of us.
DanTravis62
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Congrats man! It's well worth the wait!
JR-OZ
Member
Thanks man i went with Dino 962 with Nos tubes. Totally Stoked
JR-OZ
Member
Yes lol thats inbound., I went on an Amp Bender last few months. hahhaha Thats it I'm on the wagon lol I went way overboard.