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Post by shelby003 on Feb 12, 2014 13:19:34 GMT -7
Well I am only a month into owning my M12 with Weber Blue Dog and nos amperex ef86 tube, but I will tell you I am LOVING it! I have owned 3 Dr. Z maz jr's and while they are an excellent choice and very versitile amp, I just find the M12 to be more suited for my pedal loving playing style. I am a country/rock/worship guitar player and the M12 works great at higher volumes and is still very stable at lower volumes.
I Just wanted to give a shout out to everyone on this forum. I probably wouldn't have made the switch if it wasn't for some of the honest opinions on this forum.
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Post by Mark (Basement Enthusiast) on Feb 12, 2014 13:44:40 GMT -7
"Very stable at lower volumes" indeed. I don't know any other Z-amp that can still sound proper at such low decibel levels. The M12 can definitely be a home/practice amp if you need it to be, even without an attenuator.
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Post by Jefferson on Feb 12, 2014 21:06:54 GMT -7
M12's are the best!
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Post by Abandoned on Feb 13, 2014 16:24:29 GMT -7
Smart move and good choice!
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Post by savage8190 on Feb 14, 2014 15:37:52 GMT -7
Nice choice...envious!
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Post by crxsh on Feb 27, 2014 20:24:16 GMT -7
I want to try an Alnico Blue Dog with my M12. Have a Scumback M75 now I think [that or the H75, I can't remember] and it sounds good... but I loved the Alnico with my old Maz 8.
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Post by bluzman on Feb 27, 2014 22:16:59 GMT -7
Was using mine last night for rehearsal. I ended up with the switch on low and cranked it up pretty good and was getting some very tasty tones with a Lentz DL90.
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Post by Abandoned on Mar 3, 2014 21:37:53 GMT -7
I want to try an Alnico Blue Dog with my M12. Have a Scumback M75 now I think [that or the H75, I can't remember] and it sounds good... but I loved the Alnico with my old Maz 8. I tried the 1x12 combo format with a Celestion Blue in it and it sounded very good, especially the cleans and edge of breakup sounds.
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Post by Abandoned on Mar 3, 2014 21:39:35 GMT -7
Was using mine last night for rehearsal. I ended up with the switch on low and cranked it up pretty good and was getting some very tasty tones with a Lentz DL90. Yeah with the input switch set to LO I really get to crank the volume more resulting in a much fatter, natural tone... especially overdriven with my HBOD. You sacrifice some brightness and jangle but I just turn treble up higher to compensate.
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Post by shelby003 on Mar 4, 2014 8:41:43 GMT -7
I too play with the switch on "Low". I love some the chimmy goodness I get out of the Weber Blue Dog! I just played a smaller gig this weekend and was able to maintain a fairly low volume on stage and get some excellent tone.......still loving the M12!
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