Yes I do think they can. The first one you worked on for me sounds very good almost like a session 400, Very warm and sweet with very nice upper harmonics. The second one is scary with the burr brown chips you put in. It's like a twin on steroids .
If anybody on here uses a Nashville 400 but is thinking of buying a new amp because they can't get the vintage sound they are looking for this is a low cost alternative that will be money well spent. Thanks again Tommy. See you when you get back.
Zumsteel steel guitars, Telonics and Peavey amplifiers, GHS strings.
Danny I absolutely agree!!!! Ken is the man!!! I personally don't trust anyone else to work on my amps. I have total confidence in Ken. When Ken fixes it I know it's gonna be right and I know that it's gonna be dependable and work everytime!!! That means alot when you are 1000 miles from home... I try and spread the word about his service and what he offers daily!! There's a lot of great amp techs in Nashville but there's only one that I trust and one I have confidence in. I feel more comfortable putting my stuff in a box and sending it to Ken !!!
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