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Hilariousness:
http://www.bugera-amps.com/EN/products/V22.aspx

http://www.gear4music.com/Guitar-and-Ba ... ar-Amp/ANI



£259

I like how they use "hand built" as a bullet point, as if they could be built by anything but. We've all seen the ridiculous assembly-line videos of the Behringer factory -- to say "hand built" is doing a great disservice to the workers. "Arthritically crafted" I think gets us a bit closer.

Do wonder how they all sound though. Pretty strange to see how ProGuitarShop.com stock a few Bugeras, as they usually stick to boutique-ish stuff.

ProGuitarShop like money.

Im really put off these after i heard madmike had problems with his, heard his amp rant yet?

If the band I'm in with Doog start playing a lot I'll totally get this:

Some of the Bugera stuff looks and sounds pretty nice. I'd love to try some, but I haven't seen any of these for sale in any local shops here in the states. How new are these?

Very. Not currently compliant for the U.S.

mike, you could of brought my ashdown rig. just sold it to my mate for £200

Bugger. We're just starting out to be honest so it's not biggie.

These actually look good. I don't have any experience with badcat amps, but if they're matchless rips that would be good because Matchless amps were very good.

wtf kind of name Is Bugera? It sounds like an Italian coach builder that makes sports cars shaped like wangs.

It's a horrible name. Even if they were called Wang-Co it would be better.

It's just too close to "buggerer".

Or is it supposed to be pronounced Boojera or something stupid?

haha i've never actually tried to pronounce it until now.

if i just said it it would come out "buggerer".

buggerer-amps, now that's an incredible name.

I was about to say that i like bugera amps alot, but i got their name confused with bogner, never mind.

benecol wrote:

Hey, Mike.

Get this:

Ashdown