Electra*dyne stuff...

[srf399]

I would like to add the Lone Star Classic with my Deuce II. But it takes $$$$. I also want to hear and see the Electa dyne. If it can pull off a Stiletto/Lone star cross... it might be the cheaper way to go.

 

[dodger916]

I dont think that was the case with the stage II Stiletto . There might be a mark V B or something . Im going to wait for a year possibly and see how they are received , etc... Look at the RK, LS, etc.. . They all evolved into RKII and LS 10/50/100 . Lets see what happens

I hear ya, Barry, but that cuts both ways. The C+ "evolved" into the Mark III. And there's always the pre-500 Rectos. But I'm with you. I'd rather pay more for a known quantity than gamble on the new technology that is often upgraded. I think the odds are with us!

 

[Vigo1999]

[/quote] Im with you on the Stiletto . I love that amp . Played a gig tonight and that amp was off the rails good . It loves mahogany based humbucker guitars .[/quote]

im with you 100% im having a hard time getting a great sound with my maple top axe, but with all mahogany is simply instant gratification! :mrgreen:

 

[Old BF Shred]

I'm thinking of starting a resort....

This is my concept:

A resort.... Swimming pools... tennis courts... beaches.... Casinos.... AND...


EVERY AMP EVER MADE!

Where do I sign? Where, where, where?!?!

Do you offer group discounts?
Do I need to bring my own effects, cables, etc?
How is the food?....never mind, won't have time for that....
Do you supply earplugs??

 

[dmcguitar]

Good question about the update/upgrade being included. I would figure not really, unless its a faulty part, or a "simple"wire switch. But if they completely revoice the channels, or changed the loop technology (add a second loop perhaps) then I think not. I am not sure if you were SOL if you bought a RK I and wanted the different technology that came out after on the RK II, anyone know?