Anyone have a real HiWatt?

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Per

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Friday, March 30th 2012, 2:48am

Anyone have a real HiWatt?

Would truly love to have a nice HiWatt profile or two (clean, low gain/edge of breakup) from a real amp.

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troynova

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Friday, March 30th 2012, 6:58am

Maybe a nice 1972 Hiwatt custom 100 & Cab with Fanes.

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Vincent88

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Friday, March 30th 2012, 8:03am

There is a Hiwatt on the exchange already. But of course, more profiles can't hurt.

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Per

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Friday, March 30th 2012, 8:21am

Quoted from "Vincent88"

There is a Hiwatt on the exchange already. But of course, more profiles can't hurt.

Unfortunately there isn't. There's a profile of an AxeFX, but no profile of a HiWatt.

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Jimmyno

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Friday, March 30th 2012, 9:16am

If i get to sell some gear i can buy a 1972 DR103 for 1300 €.
So advertise my gear!

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1fastdog

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Location: Florida, USA

Friday, March 30th 2012, 2:06pm

RE: Anyone have a real HiWatt?

Quoted from "Per"

Would truly love to have a nice HiWatt profile or two (clean, low gain/edge of breakup) from a real amp.

I have access to my old Hiwatt rig as I sold them to a friend. It's a 1972 50 watt and 1973 100 watt and the cabs are the original Fanes I had owned them since they were new and they are loaded with genuine Mullards a I retubed them in 1980 when Mullards were still around.. I will be profiling those as well as others within the next month.

The lower head in this pic is my old 100, one of the cabs. The 50 and the other cab are stacked behind these.

This is back in the 1970's when I was using them..

If the profiles come out well, I will load them to the exchange.

Paul

This post has been edited 3 times, last edit by "1fastdog" (Mar 30th 2012, 2:17pm)

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guitarnet70

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Friday, March 30th 2012, 2:13pm

Looks like you love your Tele's, Paul....

"Music is enough for a lifetime, but a lifetime is not enough for music" Serghei Rachmaninoff

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01000100

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Friday, March 30th 2012, 2:26pm

RE: RE: Anyone have a real HiWatt?

Quoted from "1fastdog"

I have access to my old Hiwatt rig as I sold them to a friend. It's a 1972 50 watt and 1973 100 watt and the cabs are the original Fanes I had owned them since they were new and they are loaded with genuine Mullards a I retubed them in 1980 when Mullards were still around.. I will be profiling those as well as others within the next month.

excellent!

looking forward to hear those!

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1fastdog

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Location: Florida, USA

Friday, March 30th 2012, 2:41pm

Quoted from "guitarnet70"

Looks like you love your Tele's, Paul....

They are OK, but those aren't mine. His "Nocaster" is my favorite of his collection of Fenders, weighs nothing and sounds quite nice. My collector friend is the Tele fanatic. I was a vintage Les Paul guy and had a bunch of them up until 1984 when I got into playing Grover Jackson's Soloists. I'm down to two guitars at this point... A Jackson Soloist I have had since 1986 and a LP Goldtop. I can't get by without at least one humbucking on a guitar.. :love:

Paul

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Vincent88

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Friday, March 30th 2012, 6:42pm

That last pic, awesome! :thumbsup:

Can't wait for these profiles. Didn't realize the Hiwatt was from AXE FX (haven't tried it), would be nice if people stated that in the profile description/name. The real amp profiles are in a different league than the AXE ones, it's amazing.