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Posted by Topher Divver on April 2, 2010 at 1:06pm
In Reply to 'Verellen Coop' - the Coop is Loud
In most band situations, a 50 watt Coop and an appropriate speaker cabinet will definitely keep up with a typical drummer, bass player, additional guitar player band setup.
That said... If this is Kerry King writing under an alias, I think you'll find a little something left to be desired with 50 watts. I mean, Slayer is pretty loud. You'll probably need two of them to get there.
-BV
That said... If this is Kerry King writing under an alias, I think you'll find a little something left to be desired with 50 watts. I mean, Slayer is pretty loud. You'll probably need two of them to get there.
-BV
Posted by Verellen Amplifiers on December 17, 2009 at 8:41am
Verellen Coop
hi there,
Im new to Verellen amps but love there sound. I'm thinking about buying a COOP Head and as im new to these amps and Tube amps in general, This might be a stupid question but. Is it Loud enough in a band situation i.e Drums, Bass and vocals all at once will it cut through it all with it only being 50 watts? Someone help me please.
thanks
Im new to Verellen amps but love there sound. I'm thinking about buying a COOP Head and as im new to these amps and Tube amps in general, This might be a stupid question but. Is it Loud enough in a band situation i.e Drums, Bass and vocals all at once will it cut through it all with it only being 50 watts? Someone help me please.
thanks
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