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Lil' Night Train -- little price
Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2012 2:33 am
by Apricat
Musician Friends has a stupid sale going on where the Lil' Night Train is 150$... I say stupid because after getting all freakin' excited and giddy I realized that they don't ship to Canada.
Just thought I'd share it here so the American folks can take advantage of this great deal :')
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/amplifie ... r-amp-head
Posted: Mon Nov 26, 2012 9:43 pm
by honeyiscool
Yeah but Sweetwater was selling the 15 watt head for $249...
And I couldn't resist.
Posted: Mon Nov 26, 2012 10:24 pm
by Apricat
honeyiscool wrote:Yeah but Sweetwater was selling the 15 watt head for $249...
And I couldn't resist.
DAMMIT!
Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 11:54 pm
by honeyiscool
So the Night Train 15 is discontinued, according to a Vox rep I just got an email from. Imagine that. I'm guessing that the Lil Night Train's on its way out as well.
Posted: Thu Nov 29, 2012 5:47 pm
by Ainm
I really like my Lil Night Train; it's a cool little amp. I just wish it got on with fuzz pedals a bit better. It'd be a shame if it was discontinued, unless Vox decide to replace it with something even better...
Posted: Thu Nov 29, 2012 10:46 pm
by NickS
honeyiscool wrote:Yeah but Sweetwater was selling the 15 watt head for $249...
That's just ridiculous. Vox is supposed to be a UK brand and it's £346 over here (£319 from Thomann).
Posted: Fri Nov 30, 2012 2:05 am
by Apricat
NickS wrote:honeyiscool wrote:Yeah but Sweetwater was selling the 15 watt head for $249...
That's just ridiculous. Vox is supposed to be a UK brand and it's £346 over here (£319 from Thomann).
Well it was on sale... Here (Canada) lil' Night Trains are priced well over 300$. I'm sure a sale will come your way soon : D
Posted: Fri Nov 30, 2012 2:52 am
by honeyiscool
NickS wrote:That's just ridiculous. Vox is supposed to be a UK brand and it's £346 over here (£319 from Thomann).
Yeah, why is it that everything seems more expensive there? Vox, Marshall, even the British brands seem so.
I mean, I understand that Vox is a Korg brand now but Marshall's still in UK.
On the subject, I grabbed a couple of NT cabinets, too.
They sound really good with the "Custom Voiced" Greenbacks.
I can see that the Night Train will have a long life in my arsenal because of sheer convenience and pretty good sound. That said, I prefer my AC4C1 for pure jangle.
Posted: Fri Nov 30, 2012 2:57 am
by Apricat
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honeyiscool wrote:NickS wrote:That's just ridiculous. Vox is supposed to be a UK brand and it's £346 over here (£319 from Thomann).
Yeah, why is it that everything seems more expensive there? Vox, Marshall, even the British brands seem so.
I mean, I understand that Vox is a Korg brand now but Marshall's still in UK.
On the subject, I grabbed a couple of NT cabinets, too.
They sound really good with the "Custom Voiced" Greenbacks.
I can see that the Night Train will have a long life in my arsenal because of sheer convenience and pretty good sound. That said, I prefer my AC4C1 for pure jangle.
That is an adorable set up <3
Posted: Fri Nov 30, 2012 3:21 am
by mkt3000
Ainm wrote:I really like my Lil Night Train; it's a cool little amp. I just wish it got on with fuzz pedals a bit better.
Interesting you mention that... my AC15 was the same way out of the box. I had to clip the bright cap for it to get along with fuzz pedals.
Posted: Fri Nov 30, 2012 7:34 pm
by Ainm
mkt3000 wrote:Ainm wrote:I really like my Lil Night Train; it's a cool little amp. I just wish it got on with fuzz pedals a bit better.
Interesting you mention that... my AC15 was the same way out of the box. I had to clip the bright cap for it to get along with fuzz pedals.
Yeah, I'm very tempted to do the same. Did it mess with the tone of your amp much?