Tag's New Amp!

[Structo]

Nice Henry!
Very busy in there!

Sounds great too!

[mat]

I've been away from this site for awhile so I missed this thread. Here's a gut shot of what all the fuss is about Picture was taken before the amp was tested so there is no silicone holding the caps or wire routings before the final blessing.

Some serious amp in there I have to say, I like more of the Redplate sounds I've heard than Dumble sounds these days. I'll start collecting money for the MDD

[Billion81]

I am impressed with what Henry is doing and started paying attention to him after Shad gave him some props. Like Shad, I think Henry was smart about taking some time with his site and getting some well recorded clips with some strong players which illustrates his various models well.

I have my Fill of Solid D (Bludo, TR E Pro, Fuchs ODS) amps so I went for the Blackloop as that sounded insane for the single coils which I sometimes have a hard time finding.

Tag and his misadventures is a guilty pleasure for me and likely others to follow his circular like swirl over amp after amp only to get right back to square one with those mundane and seemingly identical Poli clips.

Tag has chops for sure and I would not call him mediocre particularly on his clean stuff. His OD playing needs some restraint but that comes from years of rocking Ulrich Roth, Michael Schenker and other Riff rock that has so imbued his musical signature.

OK then.

later y'all

ted

[M Fowler]

I have a hard time believing all those guys actually have a redplate amp.

Henry is a one guy shop, he couldn't put out that many amps. I have been on the build list for a while, unless these clowns got ahead of me somehow.

Mark

[heisthl]

I have a hard time believing all those guys actually have a redplate amp.

Henry is a one guy shop, he couldn't put out that many amps. I have been on the build list for a while, unless these clowns got ahead of me somehow.

Mark

Unless your name is Eric Clapton I follow a strict first come first serve build order list for all models except the Magic Dust and the same FIFO list policy for the separate group of Magic Dust customers.
It's true I only do 1 amp a week (more like 1/2 an amp lately ) Since March I now have a full time guy (Mikey) doing nothing but Magic Dusts, he does 3 or 4 a week - I have you down for a BlackVerb combo and my part time guy (Keith) that I've been training for the last month is going full time starting in 4 days. He will be doing everything except the 'Dust - so your wait time just got shorter.

[M Fowler]

Heck I just reviewed my wait time and its only been since February?

Wow see how anticipation warps the mind Henry.

Sorry Henry, it was just all that talk about RedplateAmps that got the juices flowing.

Mark

[chris_sanford]

I've been away from this site for awhile so I missed this thread. Here's a gut shot of what all the fuss is about Picture was taken before the amp was tested so there is no silicone holding the caps or wire routings before the final blessing.

Henry,

Why did you choose to put some of the coupling caps under the board? Just cleaner and/or easier to wire that way?

Thanks!

chris

[heisthl]

I've been away from this site for awhile so I missed this thread. Here's a gut shot of what all the fuss is about Picture was taken before the amp was tested so there is no silicone holding the caps or wire routings before the final blessing.

Henry,

Why did you choose to put some of the coupling caps under the board? Just cleaner and/or easier to wire that way?

Thanks!

chris

It's a secret ala TR - are you sure it's just caps under there? Besides it is easier, cleaner and allows more component density when board room is at a premium.