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GALLERY: New York Amp Show 2010

Chris Kies

Last weekend’s New York Amp Show was chock full of beautiful boutique amps—plus more than a few hot guitars, pedals, and accessories. Our photo gallery spotlights 41 of the coolest things we ran across, with specs!


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buggerbug
on 08/06/2010 		The amp in the mfc 101 video is a http://www.class-d.com/Amplifiers/New-Pr o-Audio-Professional-amplifier-from-Clas s-D/prod_20869.html
Gil...
on 07/14/2010 		Yet another poser out to glom the glory of the original Watkins Dominator, which is back thanks to www.britamps.co.uk
Robert
on 06/14/2010 		I tried the Jensen Jets at the show and they kicked Ass I really like the tone of the Electric Lightning
Bill-Ark Amps
on 06/13/2010 		I wish Phaez Amps was at the Show, Randy Fay is one of the top amp designers out there and is just now becoming more recognized. The most exciting amp at the show for me was the new Zagray proto-type byu Alex Niemand of Tube Wonder amps fame, amazing amp!!!
Ken
on 06/12/2010 		I agree with Rayzer59, Randy's Daisycutter is a killer amp, also, Randy is a really nice guy. Check out his posts on some of the amp building sites.
JCA Circuits
on 06/12/2010 		Personally, I'm not too crazy about the joinery on that Little Chopper cabinet. A good dovetail looks stunning on it's own if done correctly--adding that inlay completely throws off the "flow" for me.
Rayzer59
on 06/12/2010 		The biggest secret in the world of boutique amps right now is custom builder Randy Fay. Fay, who designed chassis for several Ark Amps models, has become an underground legend with his Daisycutter line of high distortion amps. Fay's amps are selling for more used than they do new, and some feel his amps may join the ranks of Dumble and Trainwreck.
Pete
on 06/11/2010 		Watch out for the thief,John Flynn of Tone-Hounds Amps and Cabs from Wharton,NJ.He often shows up with his impressive ware at the NY shows. Investigation pending. He plain stole my money and I never got the cab. This was months ago now..AVOID THE DISHONESTY AND THIEVERY!
Emperor-TK
on 06/11/2010 		I was there on Sunday. Audio Kitchen and Reinhard amps were highlights of the show. Great work guys.



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