Headphone Amps - Reviews?

Gerald Ross · From: Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA

I'm considering getting one. Any reviews on the current models available? Any of these have a built-in reverb?

Thanks,
Gerald Ross

Johan Jansen · From: Europe

Try the new model Korg Pandora! It's a killer!
JJ

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sliding bill · From: UK

Danelectro e studio.
Coll; and inexpensive.
I got mine from Scotty's.

Try plugging into a Marshall 2Watt mini amp -- just right for those hotel practice sessions.

Good Luck

Bill

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Aspiring to mediocrity

seldomfed · From: Colorado

I vote Korg Pandora - it's the best. I have the original (3-4 years old). Use it all the time. Want to get the new one - but this one won't break!

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Chris Kennison
Ft. Collins, Colorado
"We can't afford to let Nature Run Wild" - govt. offical - Alaska

David Weaver · From: Aurora, CO USA

Pandora PX-3 by Korg. Has a bunch of effects and an internal metronome as well as some pre-set rhythm tracks. I use mine every day.

Gary Boyett · From: Colorado/ Lives in Arizona

I just got back from a week in Montana and bought a px-3 while there. I think its a great practice amp. I have a question though. The book say 50 pre-set AND 50 new personal ones. I can't get mine to add a new one. It only renames the preset one. I think this is a miss print.

Also if anyone wants to share thier custom settings I would be interested. Bobby Lee sent me a few of his and Its is pretty cool to set-up for different sounds.

[This message was edited by Gary Boyett on 20 May 2001 at 05:26 AM.]

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