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Hi All,
What significant diffrences are there between the Vibrolux,
Vibro-King, '65 RI Twin, etc.? If my tremolo pedal issues don't
resolve then I may have to move up to a bigger amp. Thanks. Jimmy
Wilsey Lives! Cancer
Significant difference is price dude. There's a BIIIIG difference between a
Vibro-King and a Twin Reverb. Stroll through your local Ebay and see if you
can smell what I'm steppin in...
-Dano
-=The Nebulas=-
>From: "cancerleocam" <>
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>To:
>Subject: [SurfGuitar101] Amp Differences Question.
>Date: Tue, 14 May 2002 19:16:38 -0000
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>Hi All,
> What significant diffrences are there between the Vibrolux,
>Vibro-King, '65 RI Twin, etc.? If my tremolo pedal issues don't
>resolve then I may have to move up to a bigger amp. Thanks. Jimmy
>Wilsey Lives! Cancer
>
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The Vibro-King is a custom shop amp. I played one in a music store and was
totally knocked out. It has a complete outboard reverb unit built into it
(so does the other custom shop amp - the Dual Professional) and has point to
point wiring...pretty expensive. From reading posts on the Fender Forum, I
believe the Vibro-King was designed to break up sooner and doesn't have as
much headroom as say a Twin Reverb. I can't verify that as I didn't crank
the thing.
Try the Fender Amp Field Guide to get basic stats about these amps:
> -----Original Message-----
> From: cancerleocam [mailto:]
> Sent: Tuesday, May 14, 2002 2:17 PM
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> Subject: [SurfGuitar101] Amp Differences Question.
>
>
> Hi All,
> What significant diffrences are there between the Vibrolux,
> Vibro-King, '65 RI Twin, etc.? If my tremolo pedal issues don't
> resolve then I may have to move up to a bigger amp. Thanks. Jimmy
> Wilsey Lives! Cancer
>
