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    Default Allen Encore kit build

    I finally got my Encore kit build up and running 2 weeks ago.
    Here's what it sounds like ~


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    AWESOME!!!

    Great demo of the amph, great playing. Thank you for posting that, I was really digging the sounds you get from that combo!

    Arby seemed to dig it, too. (Hope I spelled his name right.)
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    Thanks Oldguy. My recording skills are not so great, but I'm trying to learn. In listening back to that clip I really don't come close to capturing what that amp sounds like at the higher volume settings. As I'm still learning the amp, I was also pretty far off when I tried to show how you can turn it all down and still get a higher gain kind of sound for late night practice. It can be adjusted to sound much better than the way it sounded in the clip.

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    What a treat! Nice guitar, nice chops and the amp is very versatile, it does everything very well. Congrats!.
    I don't remember at the moment what speaker/speakers you are using, what would that be?

    Again Congrats

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    2X10" Eminence Copperheads

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    Thanks. Nice sound!

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    Quote Originally Posted by otaypanky
    Thanks Oldguy. My recording skills are not so great, but I'm trying to learn. In listening back to that clip I really don't come close to capturing what that amp sounds like at the higher volume settings. As I'm still learning the amp, I was also pretty far off when I tried to show how you can turn it all down and still get a higher gain kind of sound for late night practice. It can be adjusted to sound much better than the way it sounded in the clip.
    I would have to say you've got a keeper in that one. If it can sound better than on that vid, it's sweeeeeet. And it should last you forever. Knowing you built it is a bonus. Congrats!
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    That is a sweet tone OP. Congrats on a great build!
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    What can I add to what's already been said? That is a very nice amp, full of sweet tonal range. You weren't kidding about the lush tremolo! That sound takes me back to why I love guitars.

    As usual, your playing brought out the best in the Kirn and amp.
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    DUDE!!! Man that sounds awesome!!!Those 10's make it punchy!!and that vibe from your playin,man you get it from your heart to your hands.Sumi
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    Beautiful sounding amp there, Bob! Classic tones. A nice guitar and a skilled player don't hurt none, neither! ENJOY IT!!
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    You make that guitar and amp sound like they should, Bob. Vintage tone, nice touch, great playing. I enjoyed listening...
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    I revisited the video on Youtube itself, and it sounds even better the second time!

    I noticed you are friends with Noitpure. That would be cool to have her here at The Fret. She plays really well in her videos and has an incredible gear collection that would cause intense GAS!
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    She messaged me today on YouTube. I'll pass on your suggestion Doug ~

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    Quote Originally Posted by otaypanky
    She messaged me today on YouTube. I'll pass on your suggestion Doug ~
    I invited her some time back, and whether she comes over here or not, I'd encourage anyone to listen/watch some of her videos. She is a great picker, and has some awesome equipment.
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    She's a comin'

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    Great sound and playing!
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    Very inspired sounds and playing. That amp is a real soulmate.
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    Awesome review, now to get someone to build me the amp...

    But really really nice playing, i was glued to the youtube.
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