Single rack space power amp for pedal steel
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- Bruce Blackburn
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Single rack space power amp for pedal steel
Hello everyone. I recently got my Profex II out of moth balls and played through it. I had forgotten just how good they sound and how easy they are to use. Seem like nowadays the equipment is good but so very complicated to properly operate. I am looking for a one rack space power amp to use with the Profex. I used to have a DPC750. I loved the amp. The only thing I didn’t like was that it was so deep. It required a deeper than normal rack. So I am putting this out there to see what others may be using now and get some feedback on amps like this that you use, love and recommend.
Thanks I’m advance.
Bruce
Thanks I’m advance.
Bruce
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I really like the Seymour Duncan Powerstage 700. It's small but comes with optional rack ears. Lots of clean stereo power. I think it's 2u though. I never mounted mine in a rack. Take a look here >>> https://www.seymourduncan.com/single-pr ... rstage-700
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Telonics
Paddy, what is the model number? I want to research that.
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Hi Bruce, here is the info you want !!!
https://www.telonics.com/products/proaudio/pa-4200.php
https://www.telonics.com/products/proaudio/pa-4200.php
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08'Zumsteel Hybrid D10 9+9
94' Franklin Stereo D10 9+8
Telonics, Peterson, Steelers Choice, Benado, Lexicon, Red Dirt Cases.
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Too high!
Scott,
Those were my thoughts exactly. “If you have to ask, you probably can’t afford it.” That is where I will leave that.
Those were my thoughts exactly. “If you have to ask, you probably can’t afford it.” That is where I will leave that.
Rittenberry Prestige D10, Dekley S14U, (stolen) ZumSteel D10
(2) Nashville 112's Nashville 1000, Profex II Kemper Profiler Powered, Quilter Tone Block 202, Benado Steel Dream
(2) Nashville 112's Nashville 1000, Profex II Kemper Profiler Powered, Quilter Tone Block 202, Benado Steel Dream
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Paddy, what is the model number? I want to research that.
Rittenberry Prestige D10, Dekley S14U, (stolen) ZumSteel D10
(2) Nashville 112's Nashville 1000, Profex II Kemper Profiler Powered, Quilter Tone Block 202, Benado Steel Dream
(2) Nashville 112's Nashville 1000, Profex II Kemper Profiler Powered, Quilter Tone Block 202, Benado Steel Dream
Quilter Tone Block 202 may fit in 1/2 rack space. They are sweet, powerful and compact. The Aviator Mach 3 head looks like might take up 2 spaces-but it’s two channels. https://www.quilterlabs.com/collections ... +Amplifier
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Bruce,
Years ago I made a lightweight amp / cabinet combo using a ART SLA 1 power amp. It was a single space and was about 9" deep and about 260 watts bridged @ 8ohms. I was very surprised at how good it sounded with my evans preamp, especially for the price range it`s in.
You can also be on the lookout for a Stewart world series single space Power amp. Those were very popular years back. Seem to remember John Hughey using those Stewart`s in his rack.
Years ago I made a lightweight amp / cabinet combo using a ART SLA 1 power amp. It was a single space and was about 9" deep and about 260 watts bridged @ 8ohms. I was very surprised at how good it sounded with my evans preamp, especially for the price range it`s in.
You can also be on the lookout for a Stewart world series single space Power amp. Those were very popular years back. Seem to remember John Hughey using those Stewart`s in his rack.
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