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    Default 10 watt Allen Chihuahua vid

    Here's a video of my 2nd outing with a trio I have been working on. We go by the name FATBACK. I just got a camcorder the day of the gig to try and get it recorded. The audio didn't seem to sync with the video very well.
    I'm using a 50's Tribute played through a 10 watt 1 X 10" Allen Chihuahua mic'd through the PA. I love that little amp


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    Wow, for a 10w 1x10 that little sucker puts out some seriously good sound!
    The band sounds good, Bob. Your blues chops are nice and tasty, and your singing's good also.
    I thank you for sharing the vid w/ us!
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    Thanks
    Here's another one with JJ singing, our drummer That boy can sing!


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    Great man,Great vibe.That little amph has some awesome tone,tell us though which power tube 6v6 or the el84?Sumi
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    Sounds great Bob. Both video's are top notch!
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    That's one 6L6 in there Sumi. The amp can also use an EL34 for a different flavor. I was turned down to at about 3 on the volume. Here's one that I wrote that tells a story all the blues players should be able to relate to


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    Quote Originally Posted by otaypanky
    Here's a video of my 2nd outing with a trio I have been working on. We go by the name FATBACK. I just got a camcorder the day of the gig to try and get it recorded. The audio didn't seem to sync with the video very well.
    I'm using a 50's Tribute played through a 10 watt 1 X 10" Allen Chihuahua mic'd through the PA. I love that little amp

    Your tone is amazing with that rig. I just visited the website and you've now got my interest in these Allen amps.

    That's just good music right there. Kudos on the performance.
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    What a wonderful blues player you are. Never mind what amp you are using. Great tone I do agree.
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    Yep! I agree, I need to take a trip to the east coast just to sit it a little hole in the wall to watch you play Panky,You have a great vib.Sumi
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    Be sure to bring your ax Sumi.

    I'm pretty well sold on those Allen Amps StinX. I built 3 of them from kits last summer and fall and they're all wonderful ~ Highly Recommended

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