DUAL TERROR DEMO

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DUAL TERROR DEMO

Post by Haze »

Its sweet! Sounds better than i thought it would honestly. Channels sound deliscious

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I like that guy. He looks a bit like Harland Williams and he plays cool riffs.
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is that austin powers at the end?
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Post by Bacchus »

Awesome.

Any word on prices

Edit: £450 in the uk.

Any word on the Bass Terror?

Edit 2: £412 in the uk.


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Post by hotrodperlmutter »

thing sounds wicked. i wish it's what i am after.

that dude play so clean, i love watching him. what with his radio announcer voice and all.
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Post by Thom »

Now that does sound good.
Would really like someone to do a side by side demo of all 3 Orange 30 Watt amps - DT, Rocker & AD30.
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Post by Progrockabuse »

that sounds really nice, i i think it'd be worth it for the extra flexibility of two channels.

have you noticed he never uses a pick? he holds his fingers like he's got a pick, but uses that massive thumb nail as a pick.
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Post by BradK »

I wish he would've shown more of the fat channel, but otherwise, the demo rules. When he actually does kick over to the new channel...that's like exactly the tone I long for. I'd love to pick this thing up.
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Progrockabuse wrote:that sounds really nice, i i think it'd be worth it for the extra flexibility of two channels.

have you noticed he never uses a pick? he holds his fingers like he's got a pick, but uses that massive thumb nail as a pick.
i was trying to explain that to the misses last night. He's a great player thats for sure.
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Post by Progrockabuse »

i was watch some mike oldfield live stuff, bit twee but have you seen the way he plays? uses his middle and index finger with massive nails.
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