RE: Thunderfunk
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Ziegler, Robert G
Feb 3, 2012, 8:57:41 AM2/3/12
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I don’t have the rack bag – but am curious what the thoughts are on Thunderfunk amps.
- Ziggy –
tsarter <dum...@sonic.net> Feb 02 08:58PM -0800
Hi,
I need a two space rack bag for my Thunderfunk amp. Scored a really
nice one off E-bay. Made by Modern Case Company. Great stuff - been
carrying my Walter Woods amp in one of their bags for years and years.
Top notch construction and super road worthy.
Problem is I neglected to ask about the depth when I bought this new
rack bag. Anyone have a deeper one (14" or more) that they would like
to trade for my shallower (12") one? Need it for a spring tour, but am
too broke to buy a new one.
If not interested in a trade, perhaps someone has one they can let go
at a good price?
Fingers crossed!
- Tim
Tim Sarter
Feb 3, 2012, 9:39:13 AM2/3/12
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Hi Ziggy,
I'm really impressed with the Thunderfunk.
My other amps are an Ultra high powered Walter Woods Electrocoustic, and an Eden WT-400. While it is not as small or light as my Woods, in making them David combined my favorite elements of both amps. It has the Eden's "enhance" knob, it's four band semi parametric EQ, and a really useful (and musical) limiter. From the Woods he brought in his "balance" knob - calls it something else on the TF. That is a great, fine tuning control that lowers the lowers the value of the notches on the low end controls and increases the values of the high end controls as you turn it to the right. Does the opposite as you turn it to the left. Someone correct me if I'm wrong in describing that, but I think that's it.
Got mine in a trade, but I would not hesitate to replace it.
- Tim
I'm really impressed with the Thunderfunk.
My other amps are an Ultra high powered Walter Woods Electrocoustic, and an Eden WT-400. While it is not as small or light as my Woods, in making them David combined my favorite elements of both amps. It has the Eden's "enhance" knob, it's four band semi parametric EQ, and a really useful (and musical) limiter. From the Woods he brought in his "balance" knob - calls it something else on the TF. That is a great, fine tuning control that lowers the lowers the value of the notches on the low end controls and increases the values of the high end controls as you turn it to the right. Does the opposite as you turn it to the left. Someone correct me if I'm wrong in describing that, but I think that's it.
Got mine in a trade, but I would not hesitate to replace it.
- Tim
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