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Just a quick note to say that my 60 watt IIC+ has the massive transformer with the switchable voltages.

All high gain amps have a cathode follower? What about the mark II? Pretty much the first high gain amp AFAIK?

thanks jong looks like mine will be early 94 then! *happy*. can't fucking wait till it gets here

hey guys, you both have 94s right? what serial numbers are they? just trying to work it out because t-verb no. R0032xx is going to be sent here very shortly ;> I loved both vintage and modern when I had my old one. Played an entire metal gig with vintage once and it killed

I tried buying yours but you stopped responding after a while... not sure what happened there. But I think I've found another. He seems to think shippings gonna cost 450 dollars, but hey. I can sell it over here for more than I'm going to end up paying for it.

Hey there Dasein. Another Heidegger fan and IIC+ player "being there". ;> I find that the IIC+'s tone is full of authenticity ;> What kind of music do you play through it, and what settings do you have? Dave

I have a question for those of you that have early Trem-O-Verbs... What serial numbers are they and what year? Thanks

Sounds fine to me

Cool :> Let me know how it goes. How much would you want for it?

You know what? There's one on Harmony Central right now!

Then you'll sell it to me? Wow thanks man ;> anyway... there goes the theory regarding the knobs reflecting what year the trems were made. Oh well!

I don't find mark IVs that difficult to deal with but I've owned a couple of marks and I know how they work. If you asked me to choose between those three, though, I'd pick the road king. Its fucking cool ;> But I'll be its fucking heavy though.

Some of the 97s have points, some of them don't. But all of the really early ones that I have seen so far seem to have them afaik. confused!

Anyone selling one?

Don't suppose this is still available?

Hey Sanchez I'm pretty surprised at the distributor's opinion regarding the TOV, the general consensus amongst all types of players seems to be that it was one of the best rectos made along with the very early duals. The blues mode is smooth as, and the reverb makes the modern channel sound...

Nah, mine was a later version and had the round knobs. Perhaps a 99 or so head, all black... best looking amp I've owned, and the second best sounding one (after my mark IIC+).

Thats exactly what im talking about Michael. Thanks for that! I think I've hooked up with an early 94 head... fingers crossed. I'm from Sydney btw, how about you? A local band called Cog uses the Tremoverb and are at least partly responsible for me wanting to get another one. Great band also IMO.

Yeah the blues mode is really cool isnt it. I also love red to vintage mode, where both presence knobs are simultaneously active. There are some incredible sounds in this amp and I can't wait to get one again! I played a rectoverb today and while the modern channel was devastating, the vintage...

Perhaps thats why they released the bloody stilletto. What a let down that amp was.