NAD - Supro 1605r
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NAD - Supro 1605r
So, thanks to the guys in the Rock Shop for letting me be annoying and play this for ages yesterday, and for giving me a great deal! It is an inspiring little beast! 8" speaker, one 6V6, 2x12AX7 and an 12AT7. Reverb and master volume. Plenty of line out options too. Pretty hot looking too!
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Re: NAD - Supro 1605r
ohhhh dibsy
So, is that low alcohol or no alcohol at all? mmmm, no alcohol, do you want to try it? Noooooooooo.
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Mmmmmm........ Would that be on the move at all???KNNZ wrote:mmmm tasty! wanna trade for a Blonde Princeton Reverb?
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haha sorry not really, unless its for a trade that I really fancy!Jellybelly wrote:Mmmmmm........ Would that be on the move at all???KNNZ wrote:mmmm tasty! wanna trade for a Blonde Princeton Reverb?
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Re: NAD - Supro 1605r
Hows it sound completely cranked????
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Re: NAD - Supro 1605r
Nice one
Got some stone wash pants or half length vest so you double denim ?
I think these are darn cool looking. What's the voicing like ? I'm thinking box, but with a bit more throatiness and fender grunt from the 6v6 ??
Got some stone wash pants or half length vest so you double denim ?
I think these are darn cool looking. What's the voicing like ? I'm thinking box, but with a bit more throatiness and fender grunt from the 6v6 ??
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Re: NAD - Supro 1605r
Haven’t got to the JM yet...too much fun with the Firebird.StrummersOfThunder wrote:Nice one
Got some stone wash pants or half length vest so you double denim ?
I think these are darn cool looking. What's the voicing like ? I'm thinking box, but with a bit more throatiness and fender grunt from the 6v6 ??
It is boxy but huge all at the same time. Very different amp, in a good way! Sorta like a...a....I dunno. The tone is all new to me.
JB, when cranked it still has clarity on the notes, but the sound is midrangey and gritty.
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Wow, this thing is very expressive. I've not played anything like this before. I'm blown away.
strummers - it LOVES JM pickups.
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Re: NAD - Supro 1605r
Nice. I've played one of these in Aus. Very tasty!
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An important finding!GrantB wrote:Wow, this thing is very expressive. I've not played anything like this before. I'm blown away.
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