SUMMER NAMM: Fryette Memphis Thirty
I’d love to show you a picture of this amp but there aren’t any yet! Nevertheless, after spending a few weeks of quality time with a Fryette Sig X recently, and loving a good Class A combo, I can’t wait to check out the new Memphis Thirty.
Fryette Amplification To Debut Memphis Combo At Summer NAMM
July 16, 2009
The highly anticipated MEMPHIS THIRTY Two Channel Class A Combo Amplifier makes its first appearance at Summer NAMM in Nashville this week.
Feature packed, yet simple and intuitive to operate, the Memphis Thirty produces an amazingly broad palette of sounds and textures. Incorporating proprietary design technology, top notch components, precision engineered transformers and legendary Fryette build quality, the Memphis Thirty is in a class by itself.
With an MSRP of $2,200 and a Five-Year limited warranty, the Memphis Thirty is destined to be a hit with players.
For more information and specifications, visit us at: http://www.sfdamp.com/memphis.html
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Hi! I'm Peter Hodgson. I write for Gibson.com, Australian Guitar, Australian Musician, Mixdown Magazine (including my instructional column, 'Unleash Your Inner Rock God,' which has been running since 2007), guitarworld.com, Tone Deaf, Beat (including their weekly hard rock/metal column Crunch) and The Brag. And I'm Assistant Social Coordinator with Seymour Duncan.
I've been playing guitar since I was 8 years old, and I've been writing for magazines since I was 18. I've also worked as a guitar teacher (up to 50 students a week), a setup tech, a newspaper editor, and I've also dabbled in radio a little bit. I live in Melbourne, Australia, and my hobbies include drinking way too much coffee, and eating way too much Mexican food.
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The way they word it, it sounds like the "Memphis" is a "Thirty Two" channel amplifier…!
I love my Marshall, have had it for 8 years and never a problem. What's the performance and reliability like on these ones?
Steve makes great amps IMHO. I'm playing a Deliverance D60. I had a Sig X and it was one of the best channel switchers I've played. I'd love to hear this one. I like a good class A combo too.