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...your Hi-Tone HT100 or HT200? Can add cash on my end if nessa. In Chattanooga TN which is about 100miles to either Nashville or Atlanta GA.
This 50 watter is very new and in clean condition. The guy I bought it from says it was Buck Cherry's if that means anything to ya.
Thanks!
Terry

Crap! Just bought a current quad for $144....oh well.


T

Cool, thanks. Yes it's quite possible that I've gotten confused about what I read. This seems to happening with a lot more frequency!
Must be senility setting in.

Forgive me if this is stupid or has been discussed before, but I read somewhere that switching the 12AT7 out for a 12AU7 is a good choice for bass.
Any truth to this?

Thanks!

Well, how about HI-TONE versions of the current 1x15 and 4x10 cabs.....except affordable?

Of course I'm talking about seperate cabs. They shouldn't be much larger than the 4x12 guitar cabs.

Bring it, I'm ready!


T

The performace of bass speakers, especially high powered ones like Kappalites and Kappa Pros, is very dependent on cabinet size (internal volume), port size, internal bracing, damping, and other factors...much more than guitar speakers since bass speakers move much more air with greater excursion, ...

Dr.HIWATT wrote:We can do them, but due to the size, weight and limited demand, I don't see them being stocked 24/7.

Understandable, what would you suppose the price point to be on one of these should you do one?

I'm sure this has benn discussed before, BUT.....any chance of a HI-TONE version of an SE2150 with Eminence Kappalites? Pretty please?


T

A man of impeccable taste, no doubt.


Terry

...a single DR103. She's a raucus and clean beaut though, from 1973, formerly owned by Web Wilder. Welcome to the Vintage Hiwatt Forum, Terry! Is your amp the 100 in this picture? http://www.webbwilder.com/photos/band/bandphoto_index.php?gig=99995 Dave Dunno, could be. I acquired it in the mid nine...

Hello all, my name is Terry and I have loved/used Hiwatts to great effect for more than a few years. Unfortunately, I've had to let go of some really sweet amps in the past for various reasons and am now down to a single DR103. She's a raucus and clean beaut though, from 1973, formerly owned by Web ...