Have I missed a thread about TPS going to Rift?

horsehead

The backing track is Dan's song that they wrote last year think its called Blistered or something like that anyway.

And yes, a PR18 is on the horizon for me as well

TimmyO

I think both songs featured at different points 

clarkefan

@RiftAmps , looks like a splendid time was had by all and congrats on getting booked out

Have you ever considered different amp models?  Just curious, I can't be the only person who'd prefer to build something more Marshally

RiftAmps

clarkefan said:

@RiftAmps , looks like a splendid time was had by all and congrats on getting booked out

Have you ever considered different amp models?  Just curious, I can't be the only person who'd prefer to build something more Marshally

The issue is simply time which dictates what can/can't be built. A 5E3 can be done in a day (the course starts at 9am and usually finishes between 7-9pm) and that's a fairly simple amplifier. Anything more complex will most likely a) overwhelm the participant and b) require extending the course to a second/third day.

After completing the course, the participant will have an in-depth understanding of what is actually involved in the assembly of an amplifier, and can then decide if they want to progress further and maybe purchase a kit to build at home or not.

Wazmeister

RiftAmps said:

clarkefan said:

@RiftAmps , looks like a splendid time was had by all and congrats on getting booked out

Have you ever considered different amp models?  Just curious, I can't be the only person who'd prefer to build something more Marshally

The issue is simply time which dictates what can/can't be built. A 5E3 can be done in a day (the course starts at 9am and usually finishes between 7-9pm) and that's a fairly simple amplifier. Anything more complex will most likely a) overwhelm the participant and b) require extending the course to a second/third day.

After completing the course, the participant will have an in-depth understanding of what is actually involved in the assembly of an amplifier, and can then decide if they want to progress further and maybe purchase a kit to build at home or not.

Makes sense Chris... I must say, it really inspired me and I'd love to attend one of these. Top drawer...

Fuengi

RiftAmps said:

clarkefan said:

@RiftAmps , looks like a splendid time was had by all and congrats on getting booked out

Have you ever considered different amp models?  Just curious, I can't be the only person who'd prefer to build something more Marshally

The issue is simply time which dictates what can/can't be built. A 5E3 can be done in a day (the course starts at 9am and usually finishes between 7-9pm) and that's a fairly simple amplifier. Anything more complex will most likely a) overwhelm the participant and b) require extending the course to a second/third day.

After completing the course, the participant will have an in-depth understanding of what is actually involved in the assembly of an amplifier, and can then decide if they want to progress further and maybe purchase a kit to build at home or not.

Watched it today, thoroughly enjoyed it. 

Do you sell the kits for all your Amps Chris? 

RiftAmps

Fuengi said:

Watched it today, thoroughly enjoyed it. 

Do you sell the kits for all your Amps Chris? 

I don’t sell any kits, but I highly recommend the ones from Modulus