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Haze 15
Got this pair last week. Killer combo!
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Re: Haze 15
It's a Special. Two P-90's. Jr. has one, and that's about the only difference.
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Re: Haze 15
Also quite dirty if that's what I want. And I do! I must say that I was really blown away by the sound of this little rascall! It's also got more clean headroom than I expected and when it breaks up, it's pure rock! For those considering a Tiny Terror or simillar really should take a look at this model.
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Re: Haze 15
Had mine for a few months now and it gives me a buzz (not literally..!) every time I plug it in.
Put my Gibbo Les Paul's through it with my own pedal and it's sweet. Only one problem, it's f**kin loud, even with a full band, I haven't had it maxed out yet, but the tone........... ![]() I play anything from clean blues to full-on shred metal and it copes more than admirably. Cab's are home made 1x12's, with a Celestion G12T and Celestion Anniversary 75 running in them. ![]() ![]() ![]()
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Re: Haze 15
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