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chris ivey


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Post  Posted 5 Jul 2009 9:42 am    
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i never heard much about these amps after they came out. i'm used to nv400 and ltd400...how do the 1000's compare? what are the pros and cons?
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Paddy Long


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Post  Posted 5 Jul 2009 3:40 pm    
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Chris I played through a Nashville 400 for years but I prefer the NV1000, I drive mine from a Revelation Pre into the power amp in but it sounds fantastic and has plenty of grunt (300 watts)

With a Neo magnet it is a very manageable weight as well.
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Chris LeDrew


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Post  Posted 5 Jul 2009 3:48 pm    
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The knobs are just like a NV112, but the 15" and the high wattage makes it far better sound-wise in my book. The tone is similar to the NV400, at least it was to me when I used one. Of course, the Session 400 and LTD version were the odd amps out with the circuitry. They are different than all the NV's, and a little warmer to my ear. But the NV1000 was favourable to me when I used one a few times with backline. No complaints. I could certainly dial it in more easily than a NV112, which honked all over the parametric.
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