Road King/Roadster bight?

[6_6_6_1_syn]

I'm looking to buy a Road King II or Roadster Head, because I'm a fan of the deep tone. Though, I do prefer a lot of bight when playing other things. Can you get really intense bight with a Road King II or Roadster Head, or is this a difficult thing to aquire with these amps?

 

[oyster]

Wjaht dee hell is "bight"?

 

[dennq45]

I think they mean "Bright"

 

[JAZZGEAR]

I think they mean "Bright"

Umm? No, he meant, Bite :arrow: :mrgreen:

 

[dennq45]

I think they mean "Bright"

Umm? No, he meant, Bite :arrow: :mrgreen:

LOL I think your rite.

 

[6_6_6_1_syn]

haha bight = bite + tight

Sorry I just assumed you'd heard of that...

But anyway, thanks for the help rabies. Can anyone tell me if you can get the same bight (or bite lol) on a Roadster as you can on a Road King II. I use deeper tones more often so I'd rather get a Roadster or Road King II rather than a Mark IV, but I do occasionally use a really tight soudning tone.

 

[visualrocker69]

Boooooooooooooooo. The Mark IV won out by a LOT on your poll. :evil:
Oh well... your loss.

 

[ConvexStone]

yeah man, I'm not big on bright/bight/bite tones but they're all there in any rectifier. I've heard alot of people say they're dark amps, but I think they're as bright/bight/bite or dark as you want them to be...

wait did I make sense???