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DrKev

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Watch out Kev. You use 'lbs.' as a unit of weight measurement again, they will run you out of Paris.

LOL! Yes and I apologise to our forumites from the other 194 countries in the world that gave up such confusing measures many many years ago. I remember my Dad drumming it into me as a kid...

16 ounces in a pound,
14 pounds in a stone,
8 stone in a hundredweight, (but that's a long hundredweight)
20 hundredweight in a ton, (and they would be short hundredweight)
7 ton in a Fender Twin...

Anyway, you can all find the same chart that I found by spending a short period of time (e.g. a 2 shakes, or even a jiffy) on google. 45lbs / 20kg (or 3/4 of a corn bushel) was the lightest combo amp that Music Man made back in the day.
 
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bazxkr

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Hey, lbs is still good me ........not everybody likes this new fangled metric stuff haha

Be interesting to see the first demos when out...MM amps have always had their own identity look

Cheers
Baz
 

billy carr

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My mesa 1x12 weighs 75lbs. I had to work in the gym for a few months so I could haul it to the gigs.
 

DrKev

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Quick rough translation...

HD 130 Reverb : Head with two channels, each with volume and 3band EQ, channel 2 also has reverb and tremolo, common master volume. 130W from 4x EL34
112 RD 50
: combo 50W two channels, each has volume 2 band EQ, gain on channel 2, spring reverb, one ECC83 and 2 x 6L6, Speaker 12” DV Mark NeoClassic
212 RD 130 : 130W two channel combo with volume et separate 3 band EQ, reverb and tremolo on channel 2, common master volume. 2 x 12” DV Mark Neoclassic speakers et 4 x EL34
GS 412 : cabinet 4 x 12” DV Mark Neoclassic, 600W, mono 8 Ohms / stereo 16 Ohms, closed back, straight front

Looking at the DV Mark website, they are using Neodymium speakers for high power handling and reduced weight. Imagine a 130W 1x12" cab that weighs only 8 kgs?? Wow! For a guy like me who gets to most gigs on public transport it sounds like these are just what I need!
 
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