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| Lives for gear | Kendrick Tweed Champ clone I've had been looking and asking about Tweed Champs for a while now and finally broke down and bought a Kendrick 118. WOW!! This thing rocks its a$$ off! Instant ZZ Top or Rolling Stones or old Clapton. I haven't played it with a band yet but I think that it will hold it's own with drums and bass in a small room. The damned thing is loud for only 5 watts. Just had to share, Will |
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| Gear interested Join Date: Feb 2010
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| Congratulations Ive not had the chance to play Kendrick but the Fender reissue 57 tweed champ I have along with a original 59 and they are great examples without question . Great for recording and most likely the most touch sensitive amplifer ever made Then there is the tweed deluxe which is right there as well ! |
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| Lives for gear | I may have created a monster by buying this amp. I absoultely LOVE it. I'm already looking at my other amps to see which one/ones I may put up for sale to buy a Deluxe. I've got a pair of Kendrick 10" speakers from an amp I sold years ago so I'm going to build a cabinet that the Champ chassis will fit into with one of the 10's to give a little more bottom. |
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