Some more NAMM stuff, Jet City Univalve clone and an ISO Cab with USB

[hunter]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3aZRJa8AVOw

I was surprised that the ISO cab comes in at 399$, that's a bit steep IMO. I'd rather have it without USB for 249$

[Denim n Leather]

Going price or an iso cab here is $400-800.

[hunter]

Going price or an iso cab here is $400-800.

Yeah but while the going price for an SLO-100 is 3,000, the JCA-100 is 1,000.

[Denim n Leather]

True, but they are not comparable. Jet City is NOT an SLO by any stretch!

[Afghan Dave]

I love the idea of the Jet City Picovalve but there are no prices or detailed specs out yet.  :(

[Denim n Leather]

I love the idea of the Jet City Picovalve but there are no prices or detailed specs out yet.  :(

I've been looking into a low-wattage amp to add to my rig, too. I just have to try it out at rehearsal and then start saving ... :)

[Afghan Dave]

Just been chatting with Feline about the Picovalve and that's the GAS for me this year...

That, a selection of valves and a nice Tubescreamer type pedal in front.. Mmmm  :?

Would be a dream it it has an effects loop.  :P

[Denim n Leather]

I haven't been impressed with the NAMM clips I've heard of the Picovalve. But that doesn't mean anything, of course.

I'm looking for something a bit more "upstream" to add to my rig.

[Afghan Dave]

I haven't been impressed with the NAMM clips I've heard of the Picovalve. But that doesn't mean anything, of course.

I'm looking for something a bit more "upstream" to add to my rig.

With my buying power I'm happy if I can catch something "floating downstream"  :? :lol:

[FELINEGUITARS]

Looked interesting
Have to confess that I am GAS free with my Egnater rig - the rack version suits me best
I have even sold on the Lynchbox which was just too big/too loud for my home (I'm just a module junkie now)

The Egnater E2 amp expander is really worth looking at if you have a head or combo with an FX loop - adding up to another 4 channels to your existing amp

[blue]

looked up that Egnater E2.  now that would be pretty fine with my Marshall Vintage Modern!  add a fender clean channel and a high gain lead channel; heaven :)