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Does anyone own a Hughes&Kettner Warp7?
 I'm thinkin abou buying that H&K Warp7. But I can't go to a shop and play it as loud as I want... So does anyone have one of these and knowes how they sound loud?? 
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2004-07-12, 14:40
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a friend of mine has one, its plenty loud for a 100w SS!
I don't recommend it for standard tuning though, but if you play in full D or lower, its the way to go if you don't want to spend too much. (800 bucks for a half stack sure as hell aint' bad)
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2004-07-12, 14:55
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decent high gain for s.s. and it's fairly loud too. it was ment for handling lower tunings and scoopy sounds.... sorta "nu metal", but thats not all it does....
i wouldnt use the clean channel to much, it's bad.
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2004-07-12, 15:18
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Its a good SS amp for the price. The clean remains fairly clean even at higher volumes... but it dosent have much warmth to it. Id also check out the B-52 SS series and see how you like those.
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2004-07-12, 15:48
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Tried one, hated it. It sounds like any amp with this eq: Bass: 10 Mids: 0 Treb: 5. Even oif you turn the bass way down.
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2004-07-12, 18:06
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Tried one, hated it. It sounds like any amp with this eq: Bass: 10 Mids: 0 Treb: 5. Even oif you turn the bass way down.
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you must have not played it at very high volumes or with the matching 4x12, at way low volumes it sounds way rumbly, like most amps, but at higher volumes it smooths out abit, then with really really high volume you get harsh s.s. breakup.....but rocket 50's don't have the best bass responce anyways.
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2004-07-13, 01:32
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no, I agree with dead here, but its because of the distortion it has, its not as bad on the cleans but if you play in standard E tuning, it just sounds shit.
well, thats because it was made for 7 strings I reckon, it doesn't sound bad with 7 strings and downtunings.
ofcourse it doesn't sound like a 2000 bucks Engl head, but hell, its not what you pay for either.
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2004-07-13, 01:55
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are you kidding? the speakers in the warp 7 cab don't do lows well, it makes the amp sound thin imo....
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2004-07-13, 02:09
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I have been thinking of getting a Warp7, and it sounds as if it doesn't handle E tuning very well, but what about D# standard tuning ( 1/2 half step down )? I have a 7 string guitar, but I like to tune to D# standard and go from there most times with 6 string guitars.
Would this be a good amp for that tuning?
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2004-07-13, 02:13
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Dont play that Ran through the Warp 7!! Get a nice tube amp 
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2004-07-13, 02:30
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No problem! I've been thinking of going back to tubes for a while now. Warp7 does have a tube series, but I need to know if they are worth it.
I don't want to be a groupie but I have always liked a cross between Slayer/ Megadeth/Danzig tone ( very hard to get and explain without fine amps and effects ). I am looking for an amp that can be a base for that sound, but have the versablity to have things with other real soul included.
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2004-07-13, 02:39
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Originally Posted by xdislexicx
are you kidding? the speakers in the warp 7 cab don't do lows well, it makes the amp sound thin imo....
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no way I'm not kidding, those cabs where made for downtuning, if I hook up my engl/peavey rack to them it sounds waaay to bassy.
Soulinsane, they do have a tube series, the Warp-T, look at the H&K website.. though I guess for that money you could buy something more decent.
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2004-07-13, 03:08
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Any sugestions on a amp I should try beside the Warp-T for a better sound? I like how tubes breakup on upper volume/power level distortion, but dislike practicing at that volume, because the tone/feel is completely different. Nevermind, I want an amp that can sound great at loud volume, be tight, and have great responcive( sp ) tone to tempo changes. SS/digital seemed the way to the light for a few years, but I am missing something like tubes in the power stage that seems to give better compression to the sound.
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2004-07-13, 06:58
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they have a new model called warp-x which is all tube.
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2004-07-13, 14:12
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no, thats called the warp-t. The warp-x is some lame expensive as shit distortion pedal. Try out a 5150, their cheap and good. Or a Crate Blue Voodoo... xdx says they sound great.
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2004-07-13, 14:16
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Soulinsane, they do have a tube series, the Warp-T, look at the H&K website.. though I guess for that money you could buy something more decent.
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like I said...
I agree, for the money you're better of getting something else a warp T runs at 2000 or something.
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2004-07-13, 15:14
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Originally Posted by Soulinsane
Any sugestions on a amp I should try beside the Warp-T for a better sound? I like how tubes breakup on upper volume/power level distortion, but dislike practicing at that volume, because the tone/feel is completely different. Nevermind, I want an amp that can sound great at loud volume, be tight, and have great responcive( sp ) tone to tempo changes. SS/digital seemed the way to the light for a few years, but I am missing something like tubes in the power stage that seems to give better compression to the sound.
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if you like powertube saturation but you don't always need a cranked 100w tube head.... it's called a power brake or attenuator.... it allows your amp to be cranked giving you sweet powertube saturation, but at more managable levels.
they arent to cheap but they arent to expensive either....
you'll have to replace your tubes more frequently though because you'll be running them harder all the time......
the high price of good tone.
anyways, did you see my thread about the newer tube randall heads?... definately worth looking at.
it's called "impressive" ir something....
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2004-07-13, 16:35
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Thanks for the info everyone. I will be trying out many amps, but I have some direction now. 
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2004-07-14, 05:35
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no, thats called the warp-t. The warp-x is some lame expensive as shit distortion pedal. Try out a 5150, their cheap and good. Or a Crate Blue Voodoo... xdx says they sound great.
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would you like to eat your own shit Big Load of Shit?
http://www.hughes-and-kettner.com/s...mode=prod&id=37
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2004-07-14, 10:16
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well fuck my ass and call me a bitch! they renamed it!
hahaha!
it was the warp T at first, when it wasn't in 'full' production, I know the guy who imports H&K in holland, he had one on display and it reminded me of a 5150 but then heavier and more 'down low' but that one was definetly called Warp T.
so eh, does anyone know the full story behind it?
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