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The 2290 lives again.

Sounds just as epic as i remember.

The crazy money I’ve spent trying to get it repaired 3 times over 13 years has finally proven worth it.

These are money pit ticking time bombs, but they sound sooooo good. The German guy in Arizona is the first person who knew what the fuck he was doing. Kudos to Brian.

That looks like something the bad guys pull out to crack the safe in Nakatomi plaza.

Mother of God everything in this picture is

Wow

I love everything in that pic.

Also, anyone that hasn’t played an Egnater seminar amp of any kind, you’re missing out. Nothing like the Chinese made mass produced amps. I think I need to retake the class.

Wow...that's a bucketlist delay if ever there was one.

That entire rig...

greatmutah wrote:Also, anyone that hasn’t played an Egnater seminar amp of any kind, you’re missing out. Nothing like the Chinese made mass produced amps. I think I need to retake the class.

I have been thinking about doing it for a few years. Of course covid screwed it up for a while, but now it would be actually doable I think.

That looks yummy with all those buttons

What ended up being the problem with it?

Did he say what was wrong with it? I am curious what would go bad in these, other than electrolytic caps.

Shask wrote:Did he say what was wrong with it? I am curious what would go bad in these, other than electrolytic caps.

I’m curious too. This is such a cool unit.

Shask wrote:Did he say what was wrong with it? I am curious what would go bad in these, other than electrolytic caps.

I’ll find out for sure, but one of the main chips looks brand new.

The caps were the first thing i had fixed. 11 years ago.