Fryette Kickstarter

feylya

This looks like a seriously impressive little amp for recording:

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/9179415/fryette-valvulator-gp-di-tube-guitar-recording-amp

I've played through a Fryette Deliverance and DAMN, it's a fine amp.

Dord

Good idea. Nothing new but seems like it'll be a good package for at home and maybe recording studios.

I've got a small load box that one of the guys in Weber built for me. That in conjunction with a Palmer DI allow me to play and record quietly at night. It's all stuck in the back of my little 1x10 Cornell combo. If I was starting over, I'd go for an all-in-one like the Fryette.

Squidgy Black

Expensive for what it is, but then again it is Fryette. It's pretty much exactly what Blackstar have with their HT-1 heads, and Hughes and Kettner with the little Tubemeister 5

slavetothegrind

Hopefully not too off topic but OP have you considered a build of your own?
I'm going to order this shortly!

http://www.ampmaker.com/store/SE-5a-5W-British-overdrive-amplifier.html

I think the user paulo built one but he was able to modify it heavily being an electronics guru

I am no guru but it does seem sraightforward and cheap for a hand wired tube amp!

There are a few you tube videos of the results

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZficDgNFuk

feylya

Yeah, I could build one myself but it wouldn't have any of the features of the Fryette, and probably wouldn't sound anywhere near as good as his stuff does. And of course, you won't get all the interesting output options that the Fryette has and you will have 100% more burnt fingers

slavetothegrind

how dare you anticipate my poor soldering skills in such an accurate manner:D