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neil foster on 02/09/2011	nice touch, with the two gain stages, very organic sounding
Flint MAVIS on 11/26/2010	Cool sounding little amp.
KerrLehr on 12/04/2009	Great sounding amp with a lot of character- I am loving this new wave of experimentation with the lower wattage variations by all of the quality builders. I am currently using a 1/2w - 18w Suhr Badger > 12" Eminence Red fang and loving how John implemented the London Power Scaling in this lower volume variation - can do bedroom with sleeping next room all the way to small club and even bypass power scaling and operate in a pristine non-master-mode which flat out rips - Also enjoy my Emerysound MicroBaby - Curt nailed low wattage on it at 1-2 watts. But... This CARR Raleigh is a MUST TRY for me as it seems to really nail squarely and fully into this segment of the wattage hierarchy which is an under-used useful and proper wattage for most recording, improv & practice needs while just enough to scratch at some proportional low volume clean head room sounds (Which my Emerysound Microbaby is not quite able to achieve with its 1-2 watts)... music@lehrbass.biz
PMH on 08/29/2009	The amp is great (I own one), the cables are nice (I own two) and Steve seems like a nice guy. The player played to fast and kinda choppy to get a good idea of the sound of the amp when playing clean. It really sparkles. It is awesome coupled with a TRex Roommate for reverb.
Noel Grassy on 08/02/2008	I found the clean amp's sound adequate but I don't think all that compression in the second setting was the fault of the recording engineer. It was a little too contrived to be useful to me. Solely based on this video review. OTOH, I have been using Mogami cable for several years but I'd like to test drive that Teflon [PTFE] covered cable in my rig.

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