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Old 9th November 2009   #1
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Egnater Tourmaster 4100

Looking for some thoughts on this head. I have a chance to trade a Fender Prosonic head for the Eggie but have no direct experience with it. Everything I've read says the Tourmaster is incredibly versatile, which is something that interests me as I would just be using this for recording purposes.

So would you make the trade (my Prosonic + $100)? Keep in mind I already have an Egnater Rebel 20. Would the Tourmaster be a good addition?
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I've had mine for about a year and love it! You can get a lot of different sounds out of this amp, it's very versatile sounds really good!
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It's a different beast than the rebel, it's very versatile, and sounds great. but sadly they have build quality issues, I'm on my second one, and that one just blew a power transformer. They also had a real bad run of tubes, so be prepared to retube your amp if you use it for gigs, and there are a lot of tubes in a 4100. If they can get the reliability issue taken care of it's a killer amp
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Thanks for the input. I'm about to pull the trigger on this trade. I'm really intriqued by the versatility of the Tourmaster. And I'll just be using it for studio work so hopefully the build quality won't be an issue.

Musiclab - I know you said the Rebel is a different beast, but in what way? I was thinking with the addition of the Tourmaster, the Rebel wouldn't get much use and I'd be able to sell it.

Other amps I have include:

Peavey 5150 head
Randall RM20 head with many different modules
Orange Tiny Terror head
Diezel 2x12 cabinet w/V30's
Hughes & Kettner 20th Anniversary Tube Edition 1x12
Tech 21 Trademark 10
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Thanks for the input. I'm about to pull the trigger on this trade. I'm really intriqued by the versatility of the Tourmaster. And I'll just be using it for studio work so hopefully the build quality won't be an issue.

Musiclab - I know you said the Rebel is a different beast, but in what way? I was thinking with the addition of the Tourmaster, the Rebel wouldn't get much use and I'd be able to sell it.

Other amps I have include:

Peavey 5150 head
Randall RM20 head with many different modules
Orange Tiny Terror head
Diezel 2x12 cabinet w/V30's
Hughes & Kettner 20th Anniversary Tube Edition 1x12
Tech 21 Trademark 10
the rebel basically switches between either a fender or vox style power. While it is a very nice versatile amp, the tourmaster is a bigger beast, soundwise, it's also I think more versatile. Having said that I wouldn't mind a rebel for the studio
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