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29 Mar 09 - 08:43 AM (#2599737) Subject: Tech: Fishman Solo Amp From: Deskjet As I edge closer to the populace I have to choose an amp system. Does anyone have opinions/experience on the Fishman Solo? I am a singer/songwriter who intends to use an external mike for guitar (No di). If the Aer Acoustcube had two xlr inputs I would probably have opted for that. Do you rate the Fishman Solo? http://www.myspace.com/brendevereux |
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29 Mar 09 - 09:57 AM (#2599772) Subject: RE: Tech: Fishman Solo Amp From: Leadfingers What ever System you buy , its a basic rule that before long you will find that it is inadequate . UNLESS you start with a 24 channel mixer , THEN you may get away with it for a while ! |
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12 Nov 14 - 05:08 AM (#3676592) Subject: RE: Tech: Fishman Solo Amp From: GUEST,ed where can I get power board for Fishman solo amp 220?, mine was burned in the middle of performance |
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12 Nov 14 - 06:09 AM (#3676611) Subject: RE: Tech: Fishman Solo Amp From: GUEST,punkfolkrocker For versatility and value for money, it might be worth a few minutes checking & comparing the Laney line of AUDIOHUB portable multi instrument input combo amps. AUDIOHUB Amps Or their Acoustic amps. http://www.laney.co.uk/products/range/30 |
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12 Nov 14 - 07:32 AM (#3676630) Subject: RE: Tech: Fishman Solo Amp From: GUEST,Blandiver (Astray) Coo. Like the look of those Laneys. |
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12 Nov 14 - 08:03 AM (#3676639) Subject: RE: Tech: Fishman Solo Amp From: GUEST,punkfolkrocker Yeah.. surprisingly not as well known as they could be ??? If I ran a pub folk club, they'd be my first choice. Ideal handy gear for subtle balanced sound reinforcement at sessions. ..and you can link 2 for use as small bar room gig PAs. I got 2 of the older 80watt versions cheap off ebay. My only gripe is the older cabs are covered in that carpet material, that can over a long time get grubby and tatty. I don't know if the new models still use it instead of easy wipe down tolex. |
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12 Nov 14 - 10:34 AM (#3676679) Subject: RE: Tech: Fishman Solo Amp From: GUEST,Blandiver (Astray) We tend to use Micro Cubes (15 + 20, either / or depending on the kit) but I've never been too happy with them to be honest, even at 'acoustic' levels. The Laneys sound just the ticket though - I'm tempted to swing by MCR & pick a couple up on our way to our Sheffield gig tomorrow (at which we're expecting our Micro Cube set up to handle a Mininova, MS-20, Monotribe / Volca bass as well as two vocal mics, one going through a Boss VE-20... what are the chances???) Thanks. PFR! You might have just saved the day! |