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Re: Anyone heard of these amps?
« Reply #30 on: March 31, 2010, 07:24:29 PM »
Well, if the Atlantic is your tribute to Ken Fischer ... then I would love to hear THAT go up against the Komet!!!

It's gonna kill. ;)
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Re: Anyone heard of these amps?
« Reply #31 on: March 31, 2010, 07:25:49 PM »
Well, if the Atlantic is your tribute to Ken Fischer ... then I would love to hear THAT go up against the Komet!!!

It's gonna kill. ;)
You have my interest piqued. Keep me posted on that one fer sure.

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Re: Anyone heard of these amps?
« Reply #32 on: March 31, 2010, 07:28:43 PM »
Well, if the Atlantic is your tribute to Ken Fischer ... then I would love to hear THAT go up against the Komet!!!

It's gonna kill. ;)
You have my interest piqued. Keep me posted on that one fer sure.

Will do!
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Re: Anyone heard of these amps?
« Reply #33 on: March 31, 2010, 08:12:59 PM »
Hi Jackson

Noticed this thread today @work but didn't have much time, just had a look at your site right now, and if I may give you some educated advice (been working in web programming for the past five years now), the text color (#777777) is _way_ too dark for a black background. I managed to read it after I disabled this css rule, but only because 1/ I knew how to do so (ask yourself how many of your visitor will...), and 2/ I really was interested enough. Making this change permanent on your site is a 2 minutes job, so if you care about having your texts read - that is, if you care about selling your products - you know what you have to do.

PS: Send me a PM if you want detailed technical instructions - it's *really* a very simple thing to do.

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Re: Anyone heard of these amps?
« Reply #34 on: March 31, 2010, 08:18:17 PM »
Welcome from me too. I was very pleased to see a clip with a 339. Whilst I am not in the market for m amp right now, I was impressed and I have some friends in the USA that I shall mention your to.
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Re: Anyone heard of these amps?
« Reply #35 on: March 31, 2010, 08:20:39 PM »
Hi Jackson

Noticed this thread today @work but didn't have much time, just had a look at your site right now, and if I may give you some educated advice (been working in web programming for the past five years now), the text color (#777777) is _way_ too dark for a black background. I managed to read it after I disabled this css rule, but only because 1/ I knew how to do so (ask yourself how many of your visitor will...), and 2/ I really was interested enough. Making this change permanent on your site is a 2 minutes job, so if you care about having your texts read - that is, if you care about selling your products - you know what you have to do.

PS: Send me a PM if you want detailed technical instructions - it's *really* a very simple thing to do.



Changed it to #999999 better? :)

Thanks!
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Re: Anyone heard of these amps?
« Reply #36 on: March 31, 2010, 08:27:38 PM »
Just having a nose around your website Brad, what are the other two listed amps going to be like? I imagine the Union Jack will be another British flavoured model, what about the atlantic?

The Atlantic has and will continue to be my version of a Trainwreck...sort of a tribute to Ken Fischer. Very American sounding cleans with very aggressive British overdrive. Version 2.0 will introduce a feature that has not been seen before in a tube amp. Shhhh.... ;)

The Union Jack is getting a complete overhaul. Nothing will be the same except for the name. It's going to be my first Master Volume amp with a very useful and sophisticated overdrive tone. Not quite as compressed as the Dumble overdrive but definitely not a Marshall type of overdrive either.

Think of it this way. The Atlantic is like wearing jeans and a t-shirt. The Union Jack is like wearing a tux. They are both clothes but each have a very different attitude. :)

nice amps and an elegant way of reducing weight.

talking of Trainwreck amps, here's an amp I built based on a 'Wreck, but with a fair few deviations (it's SE for a start)...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDQ2twawdIk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jlizxRajonQ&feature=related





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Re: Anyone heard of these amps?
« Reply #37 on: March 31, 2010, 08:39:06 PM »
Changed it to #999999 better? :)

Wow, now that's being reactive  :lol:

Yeps, that's better - still too dark given the texts length IMHO (I'd just remove this style as far as I'm concerned and leave it defaulting to #B9B9B9 - as defined in 'body'), but definitly better.
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Re: Anyone heard of these amps?
« Reply #38 on: March 31, 2010, 08:47:14 PM »
Just having a nose around your website Brad, what are the other two listed amps going to be like? I imagine the Union Jack will be another British flavoured model, what about the atlantic?

The Atlantic has and will continue to be my version of a Trainwreck...sort of a tribute to Ken Fischer. Very American sounding cleans with very aggressive British overdrive. Version 2.0 will introduce a feature that has not been seen before in a tube amp. Shhhh.... ;)

The Union Jack is getting a complete overhaul. Nothing will be the same except for the name. It's going to be my first Master Volume amp with a very useful and sophisticated overdrive tone. Not quite as compressed as the Dumble overdrive but definitely not a Marshall type of overdrive either.

Think of it this way. The Atlantic is like wearing jeans and a t-shirt. The Union Jack is like wearing a tux. They are both clothes but each have a very different attitude. :)

nice amps and an elegant way of reducing weight.

talking of Trainwreck amps, here's an amp I built based on a 'Wreck, but with a fair few deviations (it's SE for a start)...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDQ2twawdIk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jlizxRajonQ&feature=related






Wow! That little amp sounds amazing! :) Nice work!
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Re: Anyone heard of these amps?
« Reply #39 on: March 31, 2010, 08:49:26 PM »
Changed it to #999999 better? :)

Wow, now that's being reactive  :lol:

Yeps, that's better - still too dark given the texts length IMHO (I'd just remove this style as far as I'm concerned and leave it defaulting to #B9B9B9 - as defined in 'body'), but definitly better.


It might be cause I'm using an Apple 24" LED display, but it looks perfect to me. I have the display set to maximum brightness too.
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Re: Anyone heard of these amps?
« Reply #40 on: March 31, 2010, 09:40:14 PM »
nice to see another builder so directly involved with the community. great addition to the all star roster of feline wez MJW JPF HTH and so many others i'm sure i've missed (my apologies!). this place is a haven of knowledge and gentelmenry :D
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Re: Anyone heard of these amps?
« Reply #41 on: March 31, 2010, 10:09:12 PM »
Changed it to #999999 better? :)

Wow, now that's being reactive  :lol:

Yeps, that's better - still too dark given the texts length IMHO (I'd just remove this style as far as I'm concerned and leave it defaulting to #B9B9B9 - as defined in 'body'), but definitly better.


It might be cause I'm using an Apple 24" LED display, but it looks perfect to me. I have the display set to maximum brightness too.

I'll try it tomorrow @work on the 19'' LED - here I only have an pretty old 17'' - and I'll let you know (I'll check this with our best designer / UI expert - he's a great pro, and a very decent guitar player too :wink:)
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Re: Anyone heard of these amps?
« Reply #42 on: March 31, 2010, 10:39:43 PM »
Just having a nose around your website Brad, what are the other two listed amps going to be like? I imagine the Union Jack will be another British flavoured model, what about the atlantic?

The Atlantic has and will continue to be my version of a Trainwreck...sort of a tribute to Ken Fischer. Very American sounding cleans with very aggressive British overdrive. Version 2.0 will introduce a feature that has not been seen before in a tube amp. Shhhh.... ;)

The Union Jack is getting a complete overhaul. Nothing will be the same except for the name. It's going to be my first Master Volume amp with a very useful and sophisticated overdrive tone. Not quite as compressed as the Dumble overdrive but definitely not a Marshall type of overdrive either.

Think of it this way. The Atlantic is like wearing jeans and a t-shirt. The Union Jack is like wearing a tux. They are both clothes but each have a very different attitude. :)

nice amps and an elegant way of reducing weight.

talking of Trainwreck amps, here's an amp I built based on a 'Wreck, but with a fair few deviations (it's SE for a start)...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDQ2twawdIk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jlizxRajonQ&feature=related






Wow! That little amp sounds amazing! :) Nice work!

Cheers man - I'm really happy with the way that amp turned out.  It was a one-off custom job for a forum member here.


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Re: Anyone heard of these amps?
« Reply #43 on: April 01, 2010, 12:36:00 PM »
It might be cause I'm using an Apple 24" LED display, but it looks perfect to me. I have the display set to maximum brightness too.

I'll try it tomorrow @work on the 19'' LED - here I only have an pretty old 17'' - and I'll let you know (I'll check this with our best designer / UI expert - he's a great pro, and a very decent guitar player too :wink:)

Ok, didn't have a chance to check this with my buddy designer yet , but here @work on a about-decent 19'' LED display, it's perfectly readable with #999999, so you'd probably better stick to it.

Have: Crawlers, BGF 50/52s, Mules, ABomb, RiffRaff
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Re: Anyone heard of these amps?
« Reply #44 on: April 01, 2010, 02:34:11 PM »
It might be cause I'm using an Apple 24" LED display, but it looks perfect to me. I have the display set to maximum brightness too.

I'll try it tomorrow @work on the 19'' LED - here I only have an pretty old 17'' - and I'll let you know (I'll check this with our best designer / UI expert - he's a great pro, and a very decent guitar player too :wink:)

Ok, didn't have a chance to check this with my buddy designer yet , but here @work on a about-decent 19'' LED display, it's perfectly readable with #999999, so you'd probably better stick to it.



Done! Thanks! :)
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