www.zapco.com

 

Here goes the begining of a nice post war:

A good amp does not have a "sound"

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Let the flames begin!

 

I agree with mike but you could always be a real pro and snag either a lanzer or boss off EBAY??

 

I love my Memphis

 

Most people know, i love Macrom and butler amps

 

WHAT HAVE I STARTED?

 

Nice way to treat our Greek guest guys [img]tongue.gif[/img]

You see DjBrac, there have been long discussions/arguements/hissy fits here about the sq quality difference between amps. Some say there's no way one can tell the diff, others say they can. [img]graemlins/dunno.gif[/img]

So your seemingly innocent question becomes an outlet for mischief due to the lack of amusing threads here during the summer, or so it seems.

Zapco amps are generally thought of as good quality products.

What are emphasers?

And isn't it about time you got out of Athens before the circus hits town?

 

Fever, you are correct. The funny thing is that all the jokers here have some serious experience playing with amps.

DjBac,

Zapco is a reputable brand, they make good products...although they fall into the catagory of more expensive amps on my list. Personally, I'd find a local shop that you can build a good relationship with, and use their product. The level of contentment at the end of the day may be much higher than ordering foriegn product and having little local support.

Support your local shop if they are willing to step up and support you. From your intrest in equipment, (PXA-H900 and Zapco amps) I'd say you have fairly high standards. Find a local shop that you can relate those standards to.

Adam