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I found 4 different versions of this amp.
Originally Posted by kris
- M250 - base model
- GH250 - greg how version
- FG250 - gambale version
- EG250 - Eric Gales
Couldn't find a table comparing them. The EG has a 6205 tube for that vintage micro-tube tone.
However, the clips I heard sounded like a semi distorted amp and yet, it has no gain/master control so I'm not sure what govern's the overdrive...
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05-06-2019 04:51 PM
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Jack,
New FG250 - gambale version will be in Europe shops in the end of june 2019.
We have to wait a little time.
Best
Kris
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what about the other 3? lol. What's the difference?
Originally Posted by kris
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Hi Jack, what is your take on that speaker from the point of view of jazz play? Warm, balanced, any sign of slight dist that I associate with tube amps while your friend is running a class D head.
Originally Posted by jzucker
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I think it's a great sounding speaker. I know several guys using it. Since I do use overdrive though, my concern is that it might not hold up at high volumes so I have not jumped on one....For jazz, it has that classic '60s guitar sound though. For both jazz and rock.
Originally Posted by 0zoro
I still am really loving my Celestion creamback 75 but I have found that a single 12 with the creamback mushes out a bit at loud cleans with a loud drummer so I'm probably going to get an EV for those situations.
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Thanks Jack!
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I tried only one GH250 - greg how version...it was nice with 12" cabinet H&K...I do not know the difference betwen other 3...sorry
Originally Posted by jzucker
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This is getting dated, since DV Mark has several newer models since the release of the Micro 50. In any case, here’s a recording of my bassist friend, Oren and me. I’m using the Micro 50 with a Mexican Telecaster with a Fender noiseless neck pickup. The DV Mark is connected to a single 12” Eminence Canibus Rex 8 ohm. It’s recorded with Logic and there’s a touch of additional reverb. Hope it gives anyone interested a sense of the amp. I like the thing!
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i've been playing around with the Little Mark GH250 for a week. I also tried a raw dawg 250 but it was horrible. Great fenderish sound but no headroom. The GH250 sounds great and has very good EQ and reverb but it is relatively sterile. The quilter OD200 has a much more tube-like response. I hope quilter comes out with a version that has reverb and more fendery amp controls.



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