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Mike wrote:In England it's incredible value at £299, given that usually we pay pound for dollar even on British amplifiers.

The US market has a lot more competition around that price point, the Egnater Rebel 20 is something I would be definitely interested in if I was living there - they have no distribution here. The Blackstar HT-5 just came out over here at £249 for a 5 Watt 2 channel head or £349 for a head and 2x10"s. If I didn't have a TT already I would buy that since it sounds immense. I love my Tiny Terror though, several years of faithful service as my practise/recording amp, always comes to gigs as a backup head and never a problem it's really solidly built.
for some ODD reason, someone on the Atlanta Craigslist wants to trade their Tiny Terror for an Egnater Rebel 20???
Why is that odd? Price difference?
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hmmm. guess its not really that odd...
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What a confusing exchange.
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no. i was the one that was intially confused. i don't keep up w/ this stuff: hell i don't even know how to play guitar!!! i guess the Egnater Rebel 20 are the new Tiny Terrors though mate innit?
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This is what the hardwired looks like inside:

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Uglier than a Standard TT then.
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I dont think you understand how much i want one....
I would recommend the Micro POG to anyone
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the hand wired TT? really? i'd much sooner get the dual terror or a regular head than that.

i'm sort of curious to hear what the bass terror sounds like on guitar.
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The Hardwired one? Save your money and buy the standard version. It will sound identical and it's built really well. I've opened mine up.

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The handwired one costs more?
Its a few bits in a box. Someone needs to tackle that for a project or something.
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paul_ wrote:The handwired one costs more?
Its a few bits in a box. Someone needs to tackle that for a project or something.
Lots more. £595 vs. £299
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