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Goodtone Amps showed us their Tandem and Elmira amps featuring a fixed/cathode bias switch.

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John on 04/01/2012	Take out the Weber and pop in try one of the new Celestion Creambacks coming out?
John on 04/01/2012	Well, you do have to admit that is about the way it would sound for 3 out of 4 of us anyway. Good players can make any amp sound good. That's coming from someone who had tons of people come by my home to demo and buy my used amps over the years, I can only remember one player who seemed to have much in the way of chops...just kinda the way it is.
JeffreyB on 02/13/2012	Mr. gOODTONE, here's a HUGE opportunity to show your products to the world, and you failed miserably...is that your son or a family friend doing the demos on the guitar? You should have gotten an accomplished guitarist, and worked on a better sounding way to mic the amps They sounded HORRIBLE in this video. Sorry, but I HAD to say something.
Doug on 02/01/2012	I think I will stay with my Fenders and Vox's. It seems that is what everyone is trying to copy, and for the prices----well. Buy a tuner and get a book to show off your playing skills, maybe..??
jimsane on 01/08/2012	All I can think of is...YUKK!!!
njslim on 08/12/2011	What's with not bothering to be in tune?
hoodo hand on 12/06/2009	it amazes me that these demonstrations of amps seem to be rather lo fi and off the cuff.not a very good player and not good recording techniques.i mean your demonstrating your company come on.
on 02/19/2009	Not to good if you ask me. Sounds like a weber in there.....

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