Quilter steelair or peavey session 115
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Quilter steelair or peavey session 115
Can anyone give their input to which is the better pedal steel amp?
- Mike Perlowin
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It's not a matter if which is better. They are bot good. It's a question of which do you prefer? The only way to decide is to try them both.
There are a lot of very good amps available. If you play well, you'll sound good on any of them. If you don't play well, the choice of an amp won't make any difference.
There are a lot of very good amps available. If you play well, you'll sound good on any of them. If you don't play well, the choice of an amp won't make any difference.
Please visit my web site and Soundcloud page and listen to the music posted there.
http://www.mikeperlowin.com http://soundcloud.com/mike-perlowin
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I got my Steelaire and I absolutely love it. Loud enough for any situation, easy to dial in any tone and sounds great every time. Direct out sounds great through PA systems, on board 9v power supply for effects etc etc, but most important feature of all - only 35 lbs of weight for a full size 200 Watt pro steel guitar amp with a 15" speaker.I'll be buying one more for backup and practice use as soon as money allows.
SHO-BUD Professional SD-10 Black, SHO-BUD Pro III Custom D-10 Red, Goodrich Matchbox 6A, Steeler's Choice seat, Quilter Steelaire Amps.
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